Inert .303 British RL C V Headstamp – Royal Laboratory Woolwich Cartridge Inert Primer increasing the chances of rescue

increasing the chances of rescue

Case Material: Steel (St)

It’s a great example of British military engineering during the formative years of NATO standardization

The 1946 Pattern Clasp Knife was developed for use with British Army jungle equipment and became standard issue with British and Commonwealth forces serving in tropical environments during the post-war period

Inert .303 British RL C V Headstamp – Royal Laboratory Woolwich Cartridge Inert Primer increasing the chances of rescueThis inert . 303 British cartridge features the sought after RL C V headstamp, identifying manufacture by the Royal Laboratory, Woolwich, UK. The Royal Laboratory at Woolwich Arsenal was one of Britains principal military ammunition producers in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, supplying the British Army during a pivotal period of imperial and First World War service. The RL marking denotes Royal Laboratory production, while C V indicates the