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Looking to find a box Of Canadian WWII .303 Drill Rounds
Hello All,
I’m looking to purchase a box of WWII Canadian
.303 Drill Rounds. Not too sure on all Headstamp markings, I believe most were 1942 dated and have a Roman numeral VII on them. Most I’ve seen appear to be dimpled Aluminum casings.
Jack
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Originally Posted by
Planejack
Hello All,
I’m looking to purchase a box of WWII
Canadian .303 Drill Rounds. Not too sure on all Headstamp markings, I believe most were 1942 dated and have a Roman numeral VII on them. Most I’ve seen appear to be dimpled Aluminum casings.
Jack
Mine are stamped DAC VII 1922 the C has a broad arrow through it.
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I’m looking for some, if you have any to sell?
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Originally Posted by
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I’m looking for some, if you have any to sell?
I had a bunch kicking around somewhere but could only find five I have in a charger in my display case. If you're not in a hurry they might pop up.
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I’ll be patient….I hope to find some. Thank you for your response!
Jack
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Try the surplus stores; there are a few still!
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Tried, nothing. Also, it’ll have to be from the U.S. as I’m not sure if the purchasing from a Canadian company would even ship dummy ammo to the U.S.?
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