Inert .50 Cal Browning Round – EMZ 1978 | Eurometaal NATO .50 BMG Display Cartridge ww1 bar Finished in military olive drab

Finished in military olive drab and built with early transistor and vacuum tube technology

These handcuffs can be single and double-locked

303 British Tracer Mark I cartridge with K 1945 G1 headstamp

These early‑war rounds retain their original finishes

Two young women in white draped gowns are posed on each side with their hands on the frame

Inert .50 Cal Browning Round – EMZ 1978 | Eurometaal NATO .50 BMG Display Cartridge ww1 bar Finished in military olive drabOriginal inert . 50 Cal Browning machine gun round featuring an EMZ 1978 headstamp, manufactured by Eurometaal Zaandam NV (EMZ) in the Netherlands during the Cold War era. EMZ was a major NATO ammunition producer and supplied a wide range of military calibres for European defence forces throughout the 1970s and 1980s. The . 50 BMG cartridge became one of the most recognisable heavy machine gun rounds ever produced, famously used in Browning M2 heavy