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Inert Drill or Practice ordnance is by convention painted a bluish/turquoise/teal colour. Does anyone know the proper name for this colour, and have a reference for it, either as a US FS595 number, a UK BSC number, or a RAL number?
Thanks for that. Deep Saxe Blue is BS381 colour No 113. Different websites show different colour variations of the particular shade (eg this and this), making a shade match a dodgy process without a specific reference.
I have an official released document showing
Practice rounds ---Deep Saxe Blue no113
Drill rounds--- Oxford Blue No105
this is for nato standardised colour codes post 1964
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