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Inert British 9×19mm Parabellum cartridge, headstamped RG 9MM 2Z 58. Made at Radway Green in 1958; a collectible Cold War era service round.
Inert British 9×19mm Parabellum cartridge, headstamped RG 9MM 2Z 58. Made at Radway Green in 1958; a collectible Cold War era service round.
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This is a 9×19mm Parabellum Mk 2Z ball cartridge, headstamped KF / 9MM / 2Z / 74. The marking KF identifies Kirkee Ammunition Factory in India—it does not mean Kynoch. The 1974 date and Mk 2Z designation identify it as Indian-made ammunition produced to the British service pattern. British records note that Mk 2Z ammunition was purchased from India in 1974, but the batch was later deemed unserviceable; this example should therefore not be described as British-made or confirmed as having seen service. 9x19mm Ball (Post 1945)
The cartridge has a brass case, copper-coloured jacketed bullet and a visibly struck primer. It is inert and offered for collecting or display only. There is surface tarnish and marking to the bullet; the photographs show the item’s condition.