Random Museum Ordnance Photos

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[MINENAZ16]

Hello,

After Italian mine V3 and V5, now a nice example of B2 : thank you.

Regards

 

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[Nabob]

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This is Skoda manufactured round.
polopancerovy granat for 10,5 cm hr. kan. vz. 35 J (Semi armour piercing projectile used in 10,5cm heavy cannon mark35 for Yugoslavia)
Fuze PZDR 34
weight 19kg, expolosive weight 0,730kg
The sheetmetal sleve was protecting lubrication layer called TUGRA (TUk=fat + GRAfit=graphite)

Bob

 

[fert]

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any info on this please? could it be a german 12,8cm rocket assisted shell?

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jugoslavian shell for 75mm M28 mountain gun?

best regards

 

[Nabob]

any info on this please? could it be a german 12,8cm rocket assisted shell?



jugoslavian shell for 75mm M28 mountain gun?

best regards

Sorry, was looking but no results.
Bob

 

[Alpini]

jugoslavian shell for 75mm M28 mountain gun?

I think it is a Skoda 100 mm shell like a 10 cm vz. 30.

 

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[HAZORD]

Does anyone know what the designation is for this German Experimental?

 

[TimG]

John,

'Pot Sabot' and the one next to it is a 'Semi Sabot - base discarding'

TimG

 

[HAZORD]

Thanks Tim. Does it have a model number or experimental number assigned to it? I have 2 of them that I'm trying to label.


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[Nabob]

John,

'Pot Sabot' and the one next to it is a 'Semi Sabot - base discarding'

TimG

Sorry to interrupt the thread but looking at the number and red stain on the cut surface I would say that all four photos show one projectile.
The only difference ist he sheetmetal sleve.

How was the projectile prevented from wobling in the barrel is my question.

Bob

 

[TimG]

Bob,

You're quite right they're all '743'. The 'semi sabot - base discarding' is very similar in appearance to the last two images, one suspects they are related. The document I have makes no mention as to how wobbling, barrel slap was prevented.

John,

The document I have makes no mention of the original German model number etc. It does however, make reference to drawings, which if they still exist, I shall try and view and advise you accordingly.

Tim

 

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Russian HEAT 122mm BP460A

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Italian made BD M68A1 - Spoletta=fuze

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Italian shell for 87mm mod 80
http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/87B
or austrian 9cm M75
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/9_cm_Feldkanone_M_75/96

 

[MINENAZ16]

Hello,

I think picture 4 and picture 5 doesn't belong to the same set because on picture 4 it's the inner part of the ITALIAN all ways fuze "Olergon" (different versions) for grenade (and mortar)

Regards.

 

[US-Subs]

Thanks, I'l pass it on. You can see from the photo numbers that they were part of the same file, possibly mistakenly grouped by the museum.

 

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[sudelmuk]

Whow, what an incredibly well-conditioned T.Mi.29 practice .... I always wonder where such gems are coming from?