Canadian Forces 25mm LAV Training Practice Discarded Sabot Tracer Shell Casing INERT 2

The Canadian Forces 25mm LAV Training Practice Discarded Sabot Tracer Shell Casing (INERT) is a military surplus item originating from Canadian Light Armoured Vehicle (LAV) gunnery exercises. This shell casing was designed for use with the 25mm M242 Bushmaster chain gun, which is standard equipment on many LAV models used by the Canadian military. The ‘discarded sabot’ terminology refers to a specific projectile type in which part of the casing is shed during flight. The training and practice variant is distinguished by its inert status, with no explosive or live components remaining. Tracer rounds enable visual tracking of trajectories during live-fire exercises, aiding marksmanship and training. The brass or metal casing may exhibit markings or serial numbers typical of Canadian military ordnance. As a spent and inert component, this shell casing is intended solely for display, collection, or educational reference related to modern Canadian military equipment and training practices.