For Sale: 5,56mm NATO Training Ammunition collector's cartridges

[enfieldspares]

These are maybe ten plus years old and I am clearing out bits and pieces. They used, I think, the principle of the "floating chamber" to enable indoor training with automatic weapons...H & K...in 5,56mm but without the penetration of actual ball ammunition.

There are four, as shown, loose, no box. £10.00 posted by Royal Mail Tracked 48.

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[Martiniblack577]

Time stamped! Yes please

 

[enfieldspares]

Four and their box are sold to MB577.

Still available are four, as shown, with no box.

 

[303British]

These were used with a kit that replaced the breech block , bolt, piston etc so if a gas operated weapon it in effect became a blow back hence the front of the case moving forward when fired to cycle the working parts. The solid projectiles shown could be used in non range circumstances, like building clearance, it does however sting, a lot, if you get caught, man v man was with a paint round out of the same system. That also came a bit keen.

 

[enfieldspares]

These were used with a kit that replaced the breech block , bolt, piston etc so if a gas operated weapon it in effect became a blow back hence the front of the case moving forward when fired to cycle the working parts. The solid projectiles shown could be used in non range circumstances, like building clearance, it does however sting, a lot, if you get caught, man v man was with a paint round out of the same system. That also came a bit keen.

Thank you. A bit of backstory is always good.

 

[Stalker-of-the-deer]

Thank you. A bit of backstory is always good.

Know the son of the bloke who created them, got a patient then sold out to GD for a tidy sum...

They come in two diffrent versions - the paint is classed as "non lethal" and used force on force whilst the rubbers are "lethal" so obviously are not used force on force.

The paint rounds hurst like anything though

 

[enfieldspares]

Years ago before the Tory handgun ban I had one of these. In the awful styrofoam box. But in all honesty as a handloader and having doing my shooting on a fullbore outdoor pistol ramge I didn't use it that often. So it got sold.

1970's Colt Government Model .22 Caliber Conversion Unit

This is a .22 Caliber Conversion Unit for a Colt Government Model, circa 1970's (the manual is dated 1978). It comes with its original box, foam insert, owners manual, slide, barrel, ejector, slide stop, and magazine.

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