Inert .303 Round – 1933 Dated CAC | Collectible Ammunition Brooke whether on the move or

whether on the move or in a static command post

reflecting the practicality and ingenuity of British military equipment during the war

62x54 inert rounds provide a realistic representation of the ammunition

45 Colt remains popular among firearm enthusiasts

produced by Kynoch

Inert .303 Round – 1933 Dated CAC | Collectible Ammunition Brooke whether on the move orThis original inert . 303 British Mk VII ball round, dated 1933 and manufactured by CAC (Colonial Ammunition Company), is a highly sought after example of interwar Commonwealth ammunition production. CACoperating factories in both New Zealand and Australiawas a major supplier of . 303 cartridges used throughout the British Empire. The CAC 33 headstamp clearly identifies its early 1930s manufacture, a period when significant quantities of . 303