Inert .303 British Mk VII Z Round – C17 F3 WW1 Blackpole Factory Cartridge RA Badge The soap's formula contained carbolic

The soap's formula contained carbolic acid

the 32 inert

honoring their resilience and adaptability

these rounds saw service with British and Commonwealth forces

Versatile Use: Ideal for completing a WW2 British soldier's kit

Inert .303 British Mk VII Z Round – C17 F3 WW1 Blackpole Factory Cartridge RA Badge The soap's formula contained carbolicOriginal inert . 303 British Mk VII Z cartridge manufactured in 1917 at Government Cartridge Factory No. 3 (F3), Blackpole, Worcester, England. Produced during the First World War for use in Lee Enfield rifles and British machine guns including the Vickers and Lewis gun. The VII designation identifies the standard Mk VII service loading, while the Z suffix denotes nitrocellulose propellant rather than traditional cordite loading a notable WW1