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380 INERT British 193 Dated Webley Revolver Brass Cartridges
380 INERT British 193 Dated Webley Revolver Brass Cartridges
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The 380 INERT South African Webley Revolver Brass Cartridges are an authentic representation of historical ammunition used in Webley revolvers, widely recognized for their military and civilian applications in the early to mid-20th century. Manufactured from durable brass, these cartridges are precisely designed to replicate the original .380 (9x17mm) caliber rounds. The "INERT" designation ensures that they are safe for handling, as they lack active primers, powder, or projectiles, making them suitable for collectors, reenactors, and museum displays.
These cartridges capture the historical significance of South Africa's contributions to wartime manufacturing and ammunition production, particularly during World War II, when Webley revolvers were standard-issue sidearms for British and Commonwealth forces. Each cartridge exhibits meticulous craftsmanship, reflecting the era's engineering standards and attention to detail.
Ideal for educational purposes, these inert cartridges provide enthusiasts with a tangible connection to firearm history, offering a glimpse into the technology and materials of the time. Whether displayed alongside a Webley revolver or used as a standalone exhibit, these brass cartridges are an excellent choice for preserving and showcasing the legacy of one of the most iconic revolvers in military history.