Inert WWII U.S. .45 ACP Round – ECS 43 Evansville Chrysler Sunbeam Headstamp RAF Navagation introduced by Smith & Wesson

introduced by Smith & Wesson in 1878

It would display particularly well as part of a British soldier’s personal kit

crafted by the esteemed Thomas Turner of Sheffield—one of Britain’s most renowned cutlers and official supplier to His Majesty

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The plant became one of the largest producers of

Inert WWII U.S. .45 ACP Round – ECS 43 Evansville Chrysler Sunbeam Headstamp RAF Navagation introduced by Smith & WessonAn original inert U. S. . 45 ACP cartridge bearing the desirable ECS 43 headstamp, confirming wartime production in 1943 at the famous Evansville Chrysler Sunbeam Plant in Indiana, USA. This factory formed part of the enormous American wartime ammunition programme, established to supply Allied forces with vast quantities of small arms ammunition during the Second World War. The . 45 ACP (Automatic Colt Pistol) cartridge is one of the most iconic