Inert WWII 6.5×52mm Carcano Rounds – 1936 Hirtenberger (Austria) * Headstamp King George VI 1936 - 1952 Historical Evolution: Immerse yourself in

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The design combines elements of tradition and valor

It was sold as a No5 to me however there are no discernable markings indicating where the bayonet came from

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Its robust construction and effective firepower made it a favorite among infantry units during its service life

Inert WWII 6.5×52mm Carcano Rounds – 1936 Hirtenberger (Austria) * Headstamp King George VI 1936 - 1952 Historical Evolution: Immerse yourself inThese original WWII 6. 552mm Carcano rounds were produced in 1936 by the Austrian firm Hirtenberger, which supplied large quantities of ammunition to the Italian government after 1934. Easily identifiable, Hirtenberger cartridges feature a flat case head with no annular groove around the primer and a single star (*) headstamp denoting the manufacturer. Their projectiles also show the distinctive segment style crimp, differing from the triangular crimp