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Inert 7.62mm British Experimental Tracer Round (1989 RG Radway Green)
Inert 7.62mm British Experimental Tracer Round (1989 RG Radway Green)
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Product Description
This inert 7.62mm British experimental tracer round, dated 1989 and headstamped “RG” for Radway Green, represents a fascinating piece of late Cold War ammunition development. Produced at the Royal Ordnance Factory Radway Green, a key UK military ammunition facility, this round reflects ongoing efforts to refine tracer performance for improved visibility, accuracy, and ballistic consistency.
Experimental tracer rounds such as this were typically manufactured in limited quantities for testing and evaluation, making surviving examples considerably scarcer than standard service ammunition. The 1989 date places it toward the end of the 7.62×51mm NATO’s primary service life within British forces, adding further historical interest as the military gradually transitioned toward smaller calibres.
This round has been rendered completely inert, with no live primer or propellant, making it safe and legal to own within UK guidelines (subject to local regulations). It retains its original projectile and casing, preserving its authenticity and collector appeal.
Ideal for collectors of British military ammunition, Cold War artefacts, or experimental ordnance, this Radway Green tracer round is a rare and unusual addition to any serious collection.