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WW2 1943 South African .303 Mk VII Ball – U ◊ 1943 VII Kimberley – Inert
WW2 1943 South African .303 Mk VII Ball – U ◊ 1943 VII Kimberley – Inert
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Product Description
Original Second World War .303 British Ball Mark VII cartridge, manufactured in South Africa in 1943.
The headstamp is marked U ◊ 1943 VII. The U denotes South African manufacture, while the distinctive diamond symbol identifies production at the Kimberley factory. The date 1943 records wartime manufacture and VII denotes the standard Mark VII Ball cartridge.
This example retains its pointed jacketed Mk VII projectile and the characteristic purple primer-annulus colouring associated with .303 Mk VII Ball ammunition.
An attractive Commonwealth-produced WWII .303 variation and a useful addition to a collection of British/Commonwealth ammunition, South African militaria or .303 headstamps.