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1942 dated .50 Cal Cartridge Case Headstamp Frankford ArmouryThis authentic 1942 dated . 50 caliber brass cartridge case, manufactured by Frankford Arsenal (F A) in the USA, is a significant relic from World War II. Originally designed for use in the powerful M2 Browning machine gun, this cartridge case played a crucial role in air, land, and naval combat. Stamped with the "F A 42" headstamp, this case provides a direct connection to Americas wartime ammunition production, showcasing the craftsmanship and
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