Rare Inert Kynoch .276 Pedersen Experimental Cartridge K 30 – 1930 Production post 1944 The MCI serves as a

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

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

or ammunition collections

the first full year in which the German three-letter manufacturer code system came into widespread use

The K2 manufacturer's code identifies Kynoch Factory No

Rare Inert Kynoch .276 Pedersen Experimental Cartridge K 30 – 1930 Production post 1944 The MCI serves as aOriginal 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