223 Remington 5.56 Nato Dummy Rifle Real Once Fired Casings New

.223 Remington 5.56 Nato Dummy Rifle Real Once Fired Casings New Bullet
.223 Remington / 5.56 Nato Dummy Rifle Rounds Real Once Fired Brass Casings With New Bullet | FREE SHIPPING Experience the realistic look and feel of real ammunition with our dummy 223 Remington casings. These casings are perfect for film production and as props for reenactment. Made of real once fired and recovered brass casings, these inert, non-firing rifle casings can be used for display, decor, cosplay and other ammo crafts. Add realism to your production and elevate your crafting game with our dummy 223 rifle casings today.Not designed to be used for training. Shells are inert, have no powder or live primer. Can not be fired. Also available in other calibers. QUICK DETAILS ---------------- Manufacturer: VariesCaliber: .223 / 5.56Material: BrassPrimers: Silver or Gold coloredHeadstamps: Mixed Measurement are approximate.  Expect normal marks/wear from the firing process. Please Note: We make every attempt to represent an item's true color, but colors may vary on different monitors and devices or in different lighting situations. We are happy to send additional photos or answer any questions! ----------------------------------------------------------- Most orders ship within 1 business day. This item is not intended for use as ammunition. 

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