U.S. WW2 Dummy M73 Red Distress Flare: Un-Marked Replica Non-Firing Guns Discovered in the old Palace

Discovered in the old Palace of Lagan Silekhanna in 2003 in Kathmandu

is a form of club used mainly in Southern and Eastern Africa

but the Finnish Army halted the offensive in August 1944

one for center fire and one at the bottom of the breech block face for rimfire

U.S. WW2 Dummy M73 Red Distress Flare: Un-Marked Replica Non-Firing Guns Discovered in the old PalaceOriginal Item: These dummy signal flares were assembled from empty cartridge cases originally manufactured during WW2. They are completely inert and have a red closing disk as they did originally. These were issued for use by aircrew waiting for rescue, and were usually stored in the life raft. Caliber is 1 inch, and the overall length is about 2. 25 inches. They are compatible with any of the 1 inch US life raft launchers and also with any of the