Inert .303 British Round – K 1916 Kynoch WW1 Mk VII Lee-Enfield Cartridge Tracer high-contrast appearance that stands out

high-contrast appearance that stands out far more than standard brass examples

The leather could become heavy and uncomfortable when wet

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Inert .303 British Round – K 1916 Kynoch WW1 Mk VII Lee-Enfield Cartridge Tracer high-contrast appearance that stands outOriginal inert . 303 British Mk VII cartridge dated 1916, with K headstamp for Kynoch & Co., Birmingham Witton, UK. This is a genuine First World War era Lee Enfield service cartridge type, made during the height of WW1 British ammunition production. The VII marking identifies it as a Mk VII ball round, the standard . 303 British service cartridge used with the SMLE Lee Enfield rifle and Vickers Lewis machine guns. The 1916 date gives it strong WW1