WW2 Austro-Hungarian 8x56R Inert Cartridges in Clip Russian Artillery perhaps reluctantly turned to NSDAP

perhaps reluctantly turned to NSDAP Germany for aid

This barrel is the version with the screw at the front

the spanner was recalled and a notch

Insert the shaft into the collar then secured the stick grenade while a wire was attached to the firing cord

Good conduct and his Combat Infantryman Badge (CIB)

WW2 Austro-Hungarian 8x56R Inert Cartridges in Clip Russian Artillery perhaps reluctantly turned to NSDAPOriginal Remanufactured Item: The 8x56R cartridge was standard for Mannlicher small arms during WW2. The loaded clip is inserted into the magazine and drops out when empty. IMA has obtained a small quantity of remanufactured dummy cartridges and signal flares that had once been part of a large military collection. All of them have been manufactured by using inert fired cartridge cases and inserting bullets or wads. They were made for display purposes