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Inert .303 British Tracer Round – K 1940 G II – Kynoch WW2
Inert .303 British Tracer Round – K 1940 G II – Kynoch WW2
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Product Description
Original WW2-era inert .303 British Tracer Mk II cartridge with clear K 1940 G II headstamp. The “K” factory code denotes Kynoch, one of Britain’s most prominent ammunition manufacturers, heavily involved in supplying .303 cartridges throughout the Second World War.
Dated 1940, this example represents early-war production, a period of rapid expansion in British ammunition output following the outbreak of war. Early-dated tracer rounds from recognised makers like Kynoch are increasingly sought after by collectors.
The G II marking confirms Tracer Mark II, the standard British tracer loading designed to provide a visible trajectory in both rifle and machine gun fire. The presence of the red annulus seal is correct for tracer identification and enhances the authenticity and display appeal of the round.
This piece displays well with clear, legible markings, making it ideal for .303 collections, WW2 displays, or headstamp reference sets, particularly for those focusing on British tracer ammunition used in Lee-Enfield rifles, Bren guns, and Vickers machine guns.
✔ Early war dated example (1940)
✔ Kynoch manufacture (K headstamp)
✔ Tracer Mk II (G II) designation
✔ Correct tracer identification features
✔ Fully inert – no live components
A desirable and increasingly collectible early-war tracer round from one of Britain’s most recognisable ammunition makers.