Inert .30-06 Springfield Round – DM 42 WW2 Cartridge compass matched number ‘5998’ to the

matched number ‘5998’ to the upper blade and the scabbard with acceptance stamps

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Inert .30-06 Springfield Round – DM 42 WW2 Cartridge compass matched number ‘5998’ to theOriginal 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