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WWII U.S. .30-06 Springfield DM 43 Five-Round Linked Strip – Des Moines Ordnance Plant
WWII U.S. .30-06 Springfield DM 43 Five-Round Linked Strip – Des Moines Ordnance Plant
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A short linked strip of five original U.S. .30-06 Springfield cartridges, each bearing the DM 43 headstamp. “DM” identifies the Des Moines Ordnance Plant in Iowa, which produced .30-06 ammunition during the Second World War; “43” dates these rounds to 1943. CarpetBagger
The cartridges remain together in .30-calibre links, making this an attractive compact display piece for a collection of U.S. wartime ammunition or machine-gun equipment. A small hole has been drilled in each case; the rounds are inert and for display or collecting only. The cases and links show age, handling and patina, as visible in the photographs.
A genuine piece of U.S. wartime history, with identifiable factory and year markings.