WWII .50 Cal Cartridge Case – 1944 Salt Lake City Arsenal

WWII .50 Cal Cartridge Case – 1944 Salt Lake City Arsenal

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M251S

$18.00

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WWII .50 Cal Cartridge Case – 1944 Salt Lake City ArsenalThis authentic WWII . 50 caliber brass cartridge case, manufactured in 1944 at the Salt Lake City Arsenal (S L 4), is a rare and historically significant artifact from the Second World War. Originally produced for use in the formidable M2 Browning machine gun, this casing played a vital role in U. S. military operations across land, air, and sea. The Salt Lake City Arsenal, established to meet the increasing demand for wartime ammunition, was one of

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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2026