5 x 7.62x54. Russian Inert Cartridges in Stripper Clip TAC 3 N 97 signifying manufacture

3 N 97 signifying manufacture date of March 1897 and N for Naval use

B – Brass cartridge case

the battalion shifted its focus to the politically volatile situation in Greece

ensuring a secure fit

These are contained in swirls of acanthus leaves of pale green

5 x 7.62x54. Russian Inert Cartridges in Stripper Clip TAC 3 N 97 signifying manufactureThis set features five 7. 62x54mm Russian inert cartridges securely mounted in a traditional stripper clip. Designed for collectors, history enthusiasts, or display purposes, these cartridges are completely deactivated, containing no gunpowder or live primers, ensuring they are safe for handling and display. The 7. 62x54mmR cartridge, developed in 1891, holds the distinction of being one of the longest serving military rifle cartridges still in use