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Inert .303 British Tracer Round – RL 1939 G II – Royal Laboratory Woolwich WW2
Inert .303 British Tracer Round – RL 1939 G II – Royal Laboratory Woolwich WW2
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Product Description
Original WW2-era inert .303 British Tracer Mk II cartridge featuring a crisp RL 1939 G II headstamp. Manufactured at the Royal Laboratory, Woolwich, one of Britain’s key wartime ammunition facilities, this round represents standard British tracer ammunition used throughout the Second World War.
The “G II” designation confirms Tracer Mark II, while the red annulus seal is correct for British tracer identification. These rounds were designed to provide a visible flight path for machine gun and rifle fire, commonly associated with Vickers, Bren, and Lee-Enfield platforms.
This example presents well with clear markings, making it an ideal display piece, reference round, or addition to a .303 / WW2 ammunition collection. Increasingly harder to find in clean, original condition, particularly with fully legible wartime headstamps.
✔ Genuine WW2 dated example (1939)
✔ Royal Laboratory Woolwich manufacture
✔ Correct tracer identification features
✔ Fully inert – no powder or primer
A solid collector piece with strong historical relevance to early-war British ammunition production.