Rare Inert Kynoch .276 Pedersen Experimental Cartridge K 30 – 1930 Production post 1944 In 1855 the Board of

In 1855 the Board of Ordnance was abolished and authority over the Royal Engineers

or ammunition collections

The K2 manufacturer's code identifies Kynoch Factory No

The piece bears subtle period wear and patina consistent with its age

The MCI serves as a testament to the ingenuity and resourcefulness of military supply efforts during a pivotal period in American history

Rare Inert Kynoch .276 Pedersen Experimental Cartridge K 30 – 1930 Production post 1944 In 1855 the Board ofOriginal inert . 276 Pedersen experimental rifle cartridge manufactured by Kynoch, Birmingham, England, in 1930. Headstamped "K 30 . 276", this scarce cartridge was produced during the trials and development period of the famous . 276 Pedersen cartridge. Developed for U. S. military rifle trials and early Garand rifle testing, the . 276 Pedersen was considered a potential replacement for the . 30 06 Springfield before the project was ultimately