Inert .303 British WW1 Round – P 1916 – Peters Cartridge Co. USA RFA Books Manroy-marked rounds were typically produced

Manroy-marked rounds were typically produced under subcontract by major European manufacturers

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Inert .303 British WW1 Round – P 1916 – Peters Cartridge Co. USA RFA Books Manroy-marked rounds were typically producedOriginal WW1 era inert . 303 British cartridge with P 1916 headstamp, manufactured by the Peters Cartridge Company, Kings Mills, Ohio, USA under British wartime contract during the First World War. Dated 1916, this cartridge represents part of the large scale American ammunition production programme established to support British and Commonwealth forces during WW1. The . 303 British cartridge was the standard service ammunition used in iconic weapons