WW2 RAF 12 bore cartridge, tracer.

Examples of WW2 12 bore cartridges for training air gunners and fighter pilots in the skill of 'leading' a moving target - deflection shooting. ' Eley used experience in producing tracer ammunition gained during the First World War to produce a bismuth-based shotgun tracer element into a conventional shotgun cartridge for training. The system was not perfect, as the tracer pellet, being lighter, did not remain in the centre of the shot pattern, and the tracer element had a reliable shelf life of only about six months '.
All are clearly broad arrow marked to the side of the cartridge and manufactured by Eley-Kynoch. Brass head knurled to differentiate from regular cartridges. Visibly inert with small hole to primer as per current Home Office/Police guidelines. Priced individually.
INERT
Available within Mainland UK only.

Code: 11095