M739 pdsq?

[Darren]

Arrived yesterday, from what i have researched i believe this to be a M739 PDSQ fuze, Encased in a huge and heavy lump of perspex i assume that this was displayed like this to be used as a demo/show piece by the manufacturer.

I would be pretty interested in finding out more about this item.

Darren

 

[Chris 42 RQ]

Wow, nice item

Very nice item and a good demonstration of all the fuze components.
Must have been delivered by Fork Lift truck judging by the size of it.
Thanks for showing us all and congrats on such a good find.

 

[HAZORD]

Darren,

Your fuze is an M739A1, the identification confirmed by the green anodizing for EOD purposes, as it has a cocked striker and is extremely dangerous in a dud condition. These fuzes are anodized green so no one confuses them with M739 fuzes. See last paragraph sheet 3.

 

[AndyD]

Did the ebay seller post this out to you or did you collect it?

I had nothing but trouble with the guy selling this,said he wouldn't post it or send by courier as it was too heavy!

When you get tired of it can I have first refusal please?:wink:

Cheers,
Andy

 

[SG500]

Arrived yesterday, from what i have researched i believe this to be a M739 PDSQ fuze, Encased in a huge and heavy lump of perspex i assume that this was displayed like this to be used as a demo/show piece by the manufacturer.

I would be pretty interested in finding out more about this item.

Darren

That's a very nice fuze Darren, you lucky person!!
Thanks for showing it.
Dave.

 

[Darren]

Darren,

Your fuze is an M739A1, the identification confirmed by the green anodizing for EOD purposes, as it has a cocked striker and is extremely dangerous in a dud condition. These fuzes are anodized green so no one confuses them with M739 fuzes.

Thanks for the detailed info Hazord thats great!

Darren

 

[HAZORD]

You are always welcome Darren!