Inert British .303 Round – GB 1941 Greenwood & Batley, Leeds belt "Into the Minefields: British Destroyers

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Inert British .303 Round – GB 1941 Greenwood & Batley, Leeds belt "Into the Minefields: British DestroyersThis is an inert British . 303 cartridge dated 1941 with the GB headstamp, identifying production by Greenwood & Batley, Leeds, one of Britains major ammunition manufacturers. Produced during the post war period, these rounds were widely issued for training and service use as the . 303 remained in active deployment across the Commonwealth. This example retains its original finish and clear markings, making it ideal for collectors of post war British