Inert .303 Lee-Enfield Round – K 1913 (Kynoch) Joint Services Dressing and provided crucial fire support

and provided crucial fire support to infantry units

following concerns that Allied troops believed the earlier bullet type violated the laws of war

with clear markings including the 1942 date stamp

7×99mm) round features a distinctive “ME” headstamp

giving a total of 48 rounds

Inert .303 Lee-Enfield Round – K 1913 (Kynoch) Joint Services Dressing and provided crucial fire supportThis inert . 303 British cartridge is a genuine 1913 dated round produced by Kynoch, one of Britains most important ammunition manufacturers during the early 20th century. Marked with the clear K 13 headstamp, this cartridge represents the very beginning of the First World War, when Britain rapidly expanded ammunition production to supply millions of Lee Enfield rifles entering service on the Western Front and beyond. Correctly deactivated, the round