Inert .30-06 Springfield Round – DM 42 WW2 Cartridge pairs such as the rose of

such as the rose of England

is a superb example of post-World War II French Army field equipment

largely replaced by the pointed Mk VII loading before WW1 but still encountered in wartime inventories

Designed for use in the famous Boys Anti-Tank Rifle

Gottlieb Hammesfahr makers mark

Inert .30-06 Springfield Round – DM 42 WW2 Cartridge pairs such as the rose ofOriginal inert . 30 06 Springfield cartridge featuring the DM 42 headstamp, identifying production at the Des Moines Ordnance Plant in 1942 during the Second World War. This brass cased . 30 06 round features a copper full metal jacket projectile and military primer seal. The . 30 06 Springfield cartridge was the standard US military rifle and machine gun ammunition of WW2, famously used in the M1 Garand, Browning machine guns and other American