is any one placing a bid on this ? and dose any one have a fuze and or case for it ?

[banksy-2k10]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ww-2-m-o-r-t-...Collectables_Militaria_LE&hash=item45f74c5065
manny thanks
alex

 

[Darren]

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ww-2-m-o-r-t-...Collectables_Militaria_LE&hash=item45f74c5065
manny thanks
alex

You will find a case for it no problem as there are many about, you will probably have a bit of trouble finding a fuze and will probably be best off with making do with a REP plug for the time being.

Darren

 

[Dronic69]

Hi Alex,

Nope, certainly not in my "gunsight"!
(Besides I have already used my Xmas bonus money up this week on fuses....)

:hahaha:
Humm, an interesting "rifled mortar" round......perhaps a Japanese Type 88 fuse may fit it! (LOL) :tinysmile_twink_t:

Good luck!

Cheers
Drew

 

[Falcon]

If there's something you want on ebay, it's best not to advertise it to the world until AFTER you've bought it.

The cases are about the most common type there is around in the UK. You will find one at any militaria fair. I have bought them at car boot sales for 2 or 3 they are that comomn.

 

[william holmes]

well then did you buy it

 

[Grenademan2005]

If there's something you want on ebay, it's best not to advertise it to the world until AFTER you've bought it.QUOTE]

Think in this, its totally right.

 

[Dronic69]

If there's something you want on ebay, it's best not to advertise it to the world until AFTER you've bought it.

Hi Falcon,

This is so true........especially if I'm interested!!!! :wink:

........but then with the recent Australian Customs Ordnance importation restrictions...the world of inert ordnance collecting is now a safer place (LOL)!!! :cry:

Of course the "catch 22" is that one finds something and is unsure of the item and needs to consult with their BOCN brothers....In this case suggest to just copy /save the picture and post without any Fleabay (or other site) reference.

Cheers
Drew