Original Re-manufactured Item: Non-functional display cartridges that cannot be converted to live ammunition.

The Soviets adopted the SKS semiautomatic rifle toward the end of WW2. It had a 10-rd magazine which could be loaded with a 10-rd stripper clip. The clip itself is brilliantly simple. This pack includes 10 dummy rounds and one clip.

IMA has obtained a small quantity of re-manufactured dummy cartridges and signal flares that had once been part of a large military collection. All of them have been manufactured by using inert fired cartridge cases and inserting bullets or wads. They were made for display purposes and were not dimensioned for functioning through the action. To simulate the early or World War 1 look, cupronickel (nickel-colored) bullets were used, although the cases may be of any date or manufacturer. The later or World War 2 look is provided by using gilding-metal (copper-like) colored bullets.