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Inert WWII German 7.92×57mm Mauser Cartridge – P186 40

Inert WWII German 7.92×57mm Mauser Cartridge – P186 40

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Original German 7.92×57mm Mauser cartridge, made in 1940 by Metallwerk Wolfenbüttel GmbH. The headstamp reads P186 for the manufacturer and 40 for the production year; S* denotes a brass case. 

This full-length, pointed-projectile round is an example of the German service ammunition used with Mauser rifles and machine guns during the Second World War. The case has an aged copper-brass tone, with visible surface wear and patina. A clear maker-and-date example for a German ammunition or headstamp collection; supplied as pictured.