WWII .50 Cal Cartridge Case – 1943 Salt Lake City Arsenal ( Field Find )

WWII .50 Cal Cartridge Case – 1943 Salt Lake City Arsenal ( Field Find )

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M251S

$12.00

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WWII .50 Cal Cartridge Case – 1943 Salt Lake City Arsenal ( Field Find )Field Find This authentic WWII . 50 caliber brass cartridge case, manufactured in 1943 at the Salt Lake City Arsenal (S L 43), 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,

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These shelves feel and look very flimsy. They’re hollow, and while the description says they’re made of wood, they feel thinner and less strong than particle board. The brackets are sturdy, and the instructions are clear. They’re easy to install. But, at least for the 12” deep shelves, the bracket poles are shorter than the depth of the shelves, so the shelves sag at the front. Pretty disappointing.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 21, 2026