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Inert .303 British Round by Kynoch | Birmingham Ammunition Manufacturer
Inert .303 British Round by Kynoch | Birmingham Ammunition Manufacturer
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Product Description
This inert .303 British round manufactured by Kynoch is an excellent example of ammunition produced by one of Britain’s most recognisable historic manufacturers. Kynoch, based in Birmingham, supplied vast quantities of .303 cartridges for both military and civilian use from the late 19th century through the mid-20th century. Their ammunition became synonymous with reliability and was widely used in the Lee-Enfield rifle, the primary service weapon of British and Commonwealth forces.
This round has been professionally rendered inert, containing no live primer or propellant, making it completely safe for handling, display, or educational use. Despite deactivation, the cartridge retains its original case finish and bullet profile, offering collectors a clear view of authentic Kynoch production characteristics, including the distinctive K-marked headstamp.
Ideal for ammunition historians, Lee-Enfield enthusiasts, and those building a reference collection, this round provides a tangible connection to the manufacturing heritage that supported British forces across multiple decades. Whether displayed individually or alongside other period cartridges, this Kynoch inert .303 round is a valuable and visually appealing addition to any collection of British small-arms history.