2 x 12.7mm rounds ( .50 cal ) with projectiles attached. One has been put into a tap and dye and has a threadded head, possibly for ysing as a second cocking handle on a Browning M2 MG, the other has had the base sanded to remove any markings SL 4 ? inert 400 june 94 wark vc club, ammunition, 12.7mm, m2, 50 cal, inert

Small Grey coloured "Bomblet ", Fins (clear plastics) indicate it to be directional.It has two Green stripes on nose ( one thicker than the other )Bodyfil inert Fuze inert DB 2 K26bomb - bomblet

Inert 20MM Cartridgeammunition, ww2, army

Item souvenired by Malcom Stuart Angus No 3112710.Inert .50 caliber machine gun round.On base of cartridge "LC 78"arms-ammunition, metalcraft, .50 calibre

3.7 inch Anti Aircraft Shell (inert).ammunition, ww2, raaf

.50 Cal Browning Bullet & Case Inertammunition, 1942, army

This shell type is used in the main armament of the interim Fire Support Vehicle (FSV) developed using the turret from the Saladin Mk2 Heavy Armoured Car on an M113A1 Armoured Personnel Carrier. The vehicle was developed by the Australian army. 8/13 Victorian Mounted Rifles was equipped with FSVs in the 1980s.76 mm shell rendered inert for display purposes.shell, gun, fsv, vmr

Steel shell cases - inert. Calibre 30mm, steel rimless base.They are marked to various degrees - best one has:- side = “30-550-DEFA-F5270 (A)” “AP 5401 - MEM - ?-6-4-6” Base = “MF 99FR B1001 - 30 - ?? - DEFA - AG”ammunition, shell casings, 30mm cal.

WW25 inert training rounds in original clip. Lee Enfield 303 WW24 rounds on Base- MF VI 26. 1 round- A ↑ I VI 24. very dificult to decipher.

A number of US M1 Carbine inert bullets mounted on a wooden base for display.

Brass shell cases from .50 cal machine guns - inert and rimless.Some letters and numbers stamped on bases, some obscured.ammunition, shell cases

A green shell that has a yellow ring in the middle and metal ring near the bottom. It sits on a crimson wooden stand.Inert Training Round Inert training rounds, such as this example, were used to train gun turret crews in handling and firing the 4.5 guns on HMAS Vendetta which served on the 'gunline' during the Vietnam war.shell, hmas vendetta

1. Brass shell case, rimmed, calibre 40 mm inert. Stamped on base = 40mm LO428 A^N M5. 2. Brass shell, case, rimmed calibre 40mm Inert - blackened. Stamped on base PP/C, 40MM II Lot 110. The neck is dented. 3. Brass shell case, rimmed calibre 40mm inert - blackened base stampings illegible. The neck is dented.Ticket stuck to 2. 40mm shell casings. Lot 110F 34 1942 Mrs A.E. Malone.ww2, weapon, shell casings, anti-aircraft

Grenade inertHand Grenade WWII, cast metal, black colour, oval shaped with grooves in the casting complete with pull ring assembly.RBD 1945 No 36 m MK 1 Z up arrow"arms - ordance, military history

Australian munitions is the largest supplier of explosive munitions to the Australian Defence Force. Australian Munitions can trace its ammunition heritage back to the late 19th century, through the establishment of the Colonial Ammunition Company in Victoria. Manufacturing is based at two main regional sites – Benalla in Victoria and Mulwala in New South Wales. The Benalla site produces ammunition, explosive ordnance and other munitions.This cartridge represents the first ammunition delivery from the site upon its opening in 1996.Single 5.56mm cartridge, encased in resin. Text and images on resin."INERT ROUND" "First Ammunition Deliveries from" "ADI'S Benalla Facility" "3 April 1996"cartridge, ammunition, round, adi, australian munitions, bullet

Cut down brass shell case of a 4.5 inch shell. Inert fuse still in place. Height 5.5 Width 17cm Mo 3. No 17 Mk2 ANMF. Lot 10 MF

Inert Australian made Hand Grenade used in the Vietnam WarOval shaped green metal object with lever on top with ring pin attached.hand grenade, vietnam war, australian army, australian hand grenade, m26 grenade

Practice bombs could be service bombs, inert loaded with sand, water for chalk/lime solution. Standard practice bombs were painted white overall with two light green bands painted around centre of the tail. Inert service bombs painted black and those containing an exploder had a red band around the body.a14

This is shaped like a small skinny bomb. It has four fins of flat metal riveted to tube. It is all painted blue. It has a nose cap, main section tapers down through three stages to the fins. The tube at base of fins is 23mm internal diameter. Main body diameter is 65mm. Fin wingspan is 95mm tip to tip. Metals - main body and nose cap is steel. Tube and fins are aluminium.Stencilled on main body is: - “GRENADE RIFLE PRACTICE/ M31 (INERT)/ LOT L5-36-6/ LOADED 10-63”weapon, rifle grenade

5 clips each containing 5 Inert 303 rounds - total of 25 Five metal clips each containing five metal rounds303 drill rounds, ammunition

A Kuebler 'Resonanz Inertial' tennis racquet. Clear plastic vacuum sealed over handle. Materials: Metal composite, Plastic, Adhesive tape, Nylon, Leathertennis

Corroded brass casing of a 40mm Bofors Anti Aircraft gun with black painted writing on the side identifying that it is a practice round and the batch number. The primer does not sit flush with the base of the round "MNFQ/R RNP2240 PRAC.T.N3 GD-11-56 BATCH T257 FFE INERT 400 JUNE 94 5/6-11

Item souveniered by Billy Bird No VX113169 2/14 Batt AIF. Refer Cat No 1601 for service details..1) Shell approx 20mm Dia. Made of steel. Flat nose inert one copper driving band .2) Shell case rimless, made of brass.arms ammunition, metalcraft, cartridge

Rocket, projectile, inert, colours blue, white & green, has 6 fins, 3 wires coming out of the base, red, blue & green, lettering in yellow & white.On the nose, “RKT FRAG ? IN. U.K M29 Mk ?” On stem, “PRACTICE L5 MICA. T7 BRIT M7 MY - 66”rockets, projectiles, practice