a remarkable piece of firearms history
It was designed to allow the wearer to withstand heavy concentrations of gas for long periods
retaining original components and appearance while being completely safe for handling and display
Its padded interior offers extra insulation and protection
It was designed to carry essential equipment and supplies for infantry soldiers and was an essential piece of kit for soldiers carrying heavy loads in the Jungle
Inert .303 British Round – RL 1934 Headstamp (Royal Laboratory, Woolwich, UK) magazines a remarkable piece of firearmsThis is an inert . 303 British cartridge, manufactured in 1934 by RL Royal Laboratory, Woolwich Arsenal, UK. Fully deactivated and UKlegal, it is completely safe for handling, display, or educational purposes. The RL 34 headstamp identifies its pre World War II British manufacture, making it an authentic example of Royal Laboratory ordnance production. Ideal for collectors of British military ammunition, historians, or anyone building a reference