Inert WWII .303 Lee–Enfield Round (1940) – Ministry of Supply, Radway Green Socks designed for use with the

designed for use with the legendary Browning M1919A1 machine gun

2 x 50L Black expedition rucksack  4 x Seven Oceans 72hr emergency food ration       4 x Seven Oceans 72hr emergency water ration 1 x Duronic wind up radio 4 x Reusable ponchos 4 x Emergency survival bag 4 x Emergency silver foil blanket 1 x Compact shovel 4 x Thinsulate wool hat 1 x Pr leather rigger gloves 4 x LED head torch 2 x Pr indirect safety goggles 20 x Surgical masks 1 x Roll tape 1 x Waterproof notepad 2 x Hand gel 1 x 15m Paracord 1 x Tin mints 4 x Packet of dextrose sweets 2 x Windproof matches 4 x Pack tissues 4 x 500ml water bottle 1 x 40 Piece first aid kit  3 x Snap lights 2 x Pack bath wipes 1 x Waterproof plastic case 1 x Whistle 1 x Fishing line and hooks 1 x Compact candle 1 x Snare 1 x Firestarter 1 x Wire saw 1 x Sewing kit 1 x Razor blade 1 x Survival mirror 1 x Pencil

the Suomi magazine played a crucial role in enhancing the firepower and effectiveness of the Suomi submachine gun during its service

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Some may show signs of light service wear or fading

Inert WWII .303 Lee–Enfield Round (1940) – Ministry of Supply, Radway Green Socks designed for use with theThis inert WWII . 303 British LeeEnfield round, dated 1940 was manufactured by the Ministry of Supply Factory at Radway Green, Cheshire, one of Britains principal wartime ammunition plants. The headstamp clearly shows the 1940 date and RG factory code, confirming its early war production. This example has been professionally deactivated inerted, containing no live primer or propellant, making it completely safe for display. Retaining its original