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Some old shells for id

munfrosch

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I have some old shells wich i want to swap or sell. i dont collect pre-1933 material so i dont know wich types theyre. maybe some are not introduced or experiemental shells.
 

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nr.1

1: 2,6cm
2: 0,9cm
3: 22,5cm
4: 7,4cm
 

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nr.2

1: 4,2cm
2: 1,4cm
3: 22,5cm
4: 7,4cm
 

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nr.3

1: 2,6cm
2: 0,9cm
3: 25,2cm
4: 7,5cm
 

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nr.4

1: 1,7cm (0,9cm bottom unscrewed)
2: 0,9cm
3: 22cm
4: 7,4cm
 

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Munfrosch,

It is very important to measure the projectile diameter #4 at the widest part of the projectile. Your sketch shows the diameter at the bottom of the boat-tail. Make sure you measure at the largest diameter, usually near the rotating band or right where the ogive stops (bourellet) Your projectiles photos 1 and 3 appear to be 77mm German by the double crimping grooves below the rotating band.
 
Hi

1 : 77mm FK 96 WW1
2 : ?? 75mm for french guns (naval ammo)
3 : 77mm FK 96 WW1
4 : ??

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Munfrosch,

It is very important to measure the projectile diameter #4 at the widest part of the projectile. Your sketch shows the diameter at the bottom of the boat-tail. Make sure you measure at the largest diameter, usually near the rotating band or right where the ogive stops (bourellet) Your projectiles photos 1 and 3 appear to be 77mm German by the double crimping grooves below the rotating band.

ok ive forgot it. over the driving belt:

nr1 7,6cm
nr2 7,4cm
nr3 7,6cm
nr4 7,4cm
 
Munfrosch,

Not over the driving band. The largest diameter of the steel body.
 
Ok but some material would be lost by rusting...

nr1 76,5mm
nr2 74,8mm
nr3 76,3mm
nr4 74,8mm
 
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