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Inert .303 British Round RG 1955 – Original Radway Green Military Cartridge
Inert .303 British Round RG 1955 – Original Radway Green Military Cartridge
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Product Description
An original inert .303 British cartridge dated 1955, manufactured at the renowned Royal Ordnance Factory Radway Green. This example features a clear RG 55 headstamp, identifying it as post-war British military production during the early Cold War period.
The .303 British cartridge was the standard service round for British and Commonwealth forces for decades, famously used in rifles such as the Lee-Enfield. Ammunition from Radway Green is highly regarded among collectors for its quality and historical relevance, representing the transition period between WWII surplus and modern NATO standardisation.
This round is completely inert and safe for display, with no live primer or propellant. It retains its original brass case and bullet, making it an excellent authentic collectible rather than a reproduction. Ideal for collectors of British military ammunition, Cold War items, or those looking to enhance a period display.
A strong example of genuine UK military history, suitable for display, educational use, or as part of a wider cartridge collection.