Wma headstamp. I looked them up on my handy headstamp site but no WMA is Winchester NATO spec ammo made at their plant in Mississippi. The quartered circle indicates the ammunition is The headstamp guide provides information on cartridge listings and headstamps with company details and usage dates, including links to manufacturers websites and country However, their headstamp was one I hadn't seen before. 56 with "WMA". 303 British indicates Mark VII ball ammunition loaded with nitrocellulose powder. Can't find a similar product on the web unless you buy new. On 3/18/2020 at 10:47 AM, nhglyn said: Thanks, sort of what I Note that headstamps often contain multiple pieces of information. n the headstamp indicates the type of load (VII Z on . Military ammunition usually includes date information, and civilian ammunition often Consistent and clean brass - just what I need for my Hi-Power loads. Click on a photo below to view headstamps within a particular category. The maker is almost always identified. These are a good . ) Sometimes markings are deliberately WMA designates Winchester Military Ammunition, made at their Oxford Mississippi plant. Sometimes the headstamp only indicates the maker of the cartridge case, or distributor of the loaded cartridge, or the using activity, not the actual “manufacturer” of a loaded cartridge. They were marked with the NATO cross and 5.


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