Hello old time military ammo lovers

[andygumpers]

I have came accross 40 rounds of .303 British ammo all on stripper clips everyround is marked " D.A, C-Broad Arrow, 44" is this ammo rare with the C-broad Arrow markings? All are FMJ copper bullets also what would the value of it be? From what I can tell it's DAC Mk VII is a match grade (turquoise bands) made for the Dominion Rifle Association does this sound right?

 

[andygumpers]

 

[tootall]

standard ball ammo.
The turquose bands you read about would be around the body of the case, not the primer ring sealand.

 

[andygumpers]

So what is the vale of it per round ? $.50

Also what kind of ammo is this? It has A copper case

 

[daBear]

The copper case looks like 7.62x54 Russian but I am sure one of the experts will jump in and confirm/deny
dB

 

[andygumpers]

I thought it was that too. Cheers

 

[Hotwheels81]

about $5 a charger but someone would probably pay twice that at a gun show...

that other mystery round looks like 7.62x54R

 

[sunray]

Definitely 7.62 x 54R. Aside from the headstamp, the rim is tapered.
DA Mk VII ammo isn't match ammo. It just shoots like it.