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Article about: Hello all, I have always enjoyed these things. A couple of 'trench' lighters. One is crafted from a .303 bullet dated '42. The other lighter is tiny, smaller than a pinky finger and appears

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    Hello all,

    I have always enjoyed these things. A couple of 'trench' lighters.

    One is crafted from a .303 bullet dated '42. The other lighter is tiny, smaller than a pinky finger and appears to have some age.

    Apologies for the pics. Very overcast here today.
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    Nice pair, the RA one is a US 30-06 bullet made by Remington Arms Co., Bridgeport, CT

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    Many thanks René, I have a bit to learn regarding guns and ordnance.

    I looked around and have placed it next to a bullet I am pretty sure is a .303?
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    Quote by christek View Post
    Many thanks René, I have a bit to learn regarding guns and ordnance.

    I looked around and have placed it next to a bullet I am pretty sure is a .303?
    Yep that be a 303 here's a brilliant web site you can use Mate

    Headstamp Codes - International Ammunition Association

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