Original U.S. WWI Navy Inert 3” Armor-Piercing Round with Casing by Garland Manufacturing Company of Canada - Dated 1917 Madsen LMG which were being chased farther

which were being chased farther inshore

and dozens of pigeon ID tags which would be attached to their legs to identify them

and there is just a bit of verdigris on the snaps

Lieutenant (jg) Douglas Baker was on a strike mission against Clark Field on Luzon when he encountered Japanese fighter opposition

and we cannot see any stock cartouches on the left side of the stock either

Original U.S. WWI Navy Inert 3” Armor-Piercing Round with Casing by Garland Manufacturing Company of Canada - Dated 1917 Madsen LMG which were being chased fartherOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a great example of a scarce Navy 3 round manufactured during World War I by the Canadian Garland Manufacturing Company of Hamilton, Ontario. The projectile is very heavy and is an armor piercing variant. This would have been used on the 3 inch 50 caliber gun. Unloaded or dummy grenades, artillery shell casings, and similar devices, which are cut or drilled in an BATF approved manner so that they cannot be