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Original British 1952 9mm D2 Drill Cartridge – Royal Laboratory Woolwich – Inert
Original British 1952 9mm D2 Drill Cartridge – Royal Laboratory Woolwich – Inert
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Product Description
Original British military 9mm drill cartridge manufactured in 1952 by the Royal Laboratory at Woolwich, London.
This distinctive post-war training cartridge features a silver-grey case, copper-coloured rounded projectile, red-painted identification recesses and a clearly marked headstamp.
The headstamp identifies Royal Laboratory manufacture, 1952 production and the 9mm D2 drill designation.
Manufactured for military weapon-handling exercises, these drill cartridges allowed personnel to practise loading, unloading and ammunition handling without live ammunition.
An interesting and attractive example of early post-war British military training ammunition, particularly suitable for collectors of British 9mm cartridges, Sterling SMG accessories and military drill ammunition.
Condition: Original vintage condition with visible handling marks and some wear to the painted finish, as photographed.
Inert collector's item – not for firing.