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INERT 303 Lee Enfield Round 1944 dated CP - Crompton Parkinson, Doncaster, Yorks
INERT 303 Lee Enfield Round 1944 dated CP - Crompton Parkinson, Doncaster, Yorks
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The INERT .303 Lee Enfield round, dated 1944 and marked with the “CP” headstamp, represents a fascinating piece of British military history. Produced by Crompton Parkinson in Doncaster, Yorks, this round was part of the standard-issue ammunition for the iconic Lee Enfield rifle, which was the primary service rifle of the British military during both World Wars.
This particular .303 round was produced during World War II, a critical time when ammunition production was at its peak to meet the demands of the ongoing conflict. The round features a full metal jacket bullet and a brass casing, both of which are in excellent condition, preserving the round’s historical significance. The “CP” headstamp marks the manufacturer as Crompton Parkinson, a key player in the UK’s wartime production efforts.
Fully deactivated, this round contains no primer, powder, or propellant, ensuring it is safe to handle, display, and collect. The well-preserved markings make this round a valuable collectible for historians, military enthusiasts, and firearm collectors alike.
The INERT .303 Lee Enfield round is a prime example of the ammunition used by British forces during WWII, offering a tangible connection to the past and a significant addition to any vintage ammunition collection.