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Inert .380 Round – 1943 Dated KF (Kirkee) | Collectible Ammunition
Inert .380 Round – 1943 Dated KF (Kirkee) | Collectible Ammunition
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Product Description
Original Second World War British .380 revolver cartridge, manufactured in 1943 and bearing the KF factory headstamp.
The .380 British Service cartridge, also known as the .380/200 or .38 S&W, was standard British military revolver ammunition during the Second World War.
Headstamp details
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KF: Ammunition manufacturer code, factory identification requiring confirmation
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1943: Year of manufacture
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Calibre: .380 British Service (.38 S&W)
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Country: Great Britain
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Period: Second World War
Historical background
The .380 British Service cartridge was used extensively by British and Commonwealth forces during the Second World War.
It was chambered in the Enfield No. 2 Mk I and Webley Mk IV service revolvers, which were carried by officers, vehicle crews and other military personnel.
This original 1943-dated example is a collectable piece of wartime British military ammunition.
Condition: Original, with age-related wear and patina.
Inert display-only cartridge with fired or oiled primer.