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this powerful cartridge was introduced in the late 1930s to give British infantry a portable weapon capable of engaging light armoured vehicles and fortified targets
The cover features secure fastening and attachment points
Known for its reliability
These early-war RAF Type E2 Anti-Glare Spectacles represent a fine example of essential pilot gear from the early stages of the conflict
This 100-round inert belt is a perfect centerpiece for any serious WWII militaria collection
1943 Dated 9mm INERT Cartridge “oxo” – Teuto Metallwerke GmbH Osnabrück WWII German Ammunition survival this powerful cartridge was introducedThis inert 9mm cartridge is dated 1943 and features the wartime manufacturer code oxo, identifying production by Teuto Metallwerke GmbH, located in Osnabrck, Germany. During the Second World War, German ammunition manufacturers were assigned letter codes to conceal the identity and location of production facilities while still enabling military supply tracking. The cartridge is chambered for the 919mm Parabellum round, which served as the standard
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