These Shot Boards are genuine WWII relics and have survived years outside in extreme weather. These items are all in stock and available for shipping within a few days.
This board originates from our WWII crates that housed .50 caliber bullets used in combat. The boards are offered in a variety of finishes and four cut-outs for shot glasses. Our 25mm shot glasses and most other shot glasses fit perfectly into the cut-outs. Raise a glass with your friends or Unit.
*some of our boards have cut-outs for a custom strap inlay. The price includes one of our already fitted straps or you can request a custom strap for no additional charge.
We are more than happy to customize the shot board for you. We realize that sometimes the stain you want may not be available...no worries we can make one for you, usually with no additional charge. We just need a few extra weeks to customize it for you.
*All of our boards & crates can have a name plate added for a small fee (see Custom Name Plates).
ERA:1941-1945
CONFLICT: WWII
COUNTRY OF ORIGIN: USA
SPECS: The T1IDR ammunition crates housed 120 cartridges, .50 caliber, armor piercing incendiary M8. with 10 rounds per carton, 6 cartons per can with a total of 2 cans. The crates weight was approx. 42 lbs. during its service period. This bullet was widely used with the Browning M2 Machine Gun. Some of the boards have writing on the top that states:
SMALL ARMS
AMMUNITION
LOT D.M. 21892 (can vary)
LOT numbers are given to each crate.
LOT D.M. identifies the crate manufactured in Des
Moines Ordnance Plant-Ankeny, Iowa.
Or
LOT L.C. identifies the crate manufactured in Lake
City Army Ammunition Plant-Independence, Missouri
DIMENSIONS: 14"L x 6.5"W x 1.5"H
HOLDS: Four 25mm Shot Glasses
HANGING DIRECTION: Desktop or flat surface
WEIGHT: 1.4 Lbs.
*We can not guarantee the writing will be in tact on all crates. We do our best to preserve the writing but it can not always be salvaged.
NOTE: The Shot Boards and the Shot Glasses are not meant to be left submerged in water or put in a dishwasher...EVER