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Yesterday, 11:33 PMThank you. Can you supply any information/ history on this cartridge?2 replies | 61 view(s) -
Yesterday, 11:15 PMThis is a ".60/.50 XPL Vulcan TE 51" aka ".60/.50 XPL FA FAT 22".2 replies | 61 view(s) -
Yesterday, 10:49 PMIt's dated 1941, thus it has to be Mk II, we didn't start using Arabic numerals until late 1944. Alpini's explanation is more than likely the case...2 replies | 74 view(s)
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Yesterday, 10:13 PMIf this was .60 cal. I could identify it. The projectile is .509” dia.- .50 cal. I assume. Any information appreciated. It is pictured with a few .50...2 replies | 61 view(s)
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Yesterday, 09:55 PMSecond one looks like a blunt nose US 37mm TP M51(?) (I forget the designation). Obviously the "fuse" is a homemade add on of sorts.11 replies | 588 view(s)
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Yesterday, 09:16 PMThese are still fairly common and can often be found at militaria fairs. Hopefully they will be able to re-start sometime this year.5 replies | 231 view(s) -
Yesterday, 08:20 PMOr were they just missing roman "I" letters and replaced them by "1"?2 replies | 74 view(s)
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Yesterday, 07:18 PMHi I wonder how many marks are there for the no. 35 aircraft flare fuze. AP1661E (1945) describes the first 4. I found a picture here :...2 replies | 74 view(s)
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Yesterday, 06:22 PMQuite unusual head stamp the AWD (Dresden) against the AWS (Spandau). Nice.5 replies | 231 view(s)
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Yesterday, 06:18 PMHello and thanks to all for your reply's. I have found the US Navy projectiles and fuzes data, but radius and angle information is yet to be found, I...4 replies | 215 view(s)
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Yesterday, 05:12 PMPretty interesting! I got excited when I saw them mention the, IAA, thinking one of its members was the one who, ID'd the grenade. Instead the,...1 replies | 160 view(s)
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Yesterday, 04:52 PMthat is the one I think thank you8 replies | 1919 view(s) -
Yesterday, 02:06 PMHere are a little bit more information. :tinysmile_twink_t2:8 replies | 1919 view(s)
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Yesterday, 01:09 PMMagii, I'll have to wait to see your brochures, my work computer does not allow me to access the site you have them stored on.8 replies | 1919 view(s) -
Yesterday, 01:08 PMChris, thanks. I am more inclined to think the bottom one, but I have the advantage of having it in front of me. It says HEAT-SHELL, and below it...8 replies | 1919 view(s)
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Yesterday, 12:34 PMThere is another one here, https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2746582439955 replies | 231 view(s) -
Yesterday, 10:20 AMJeff this are the warheads of the 80 mm Swiss Rockets third one maybe. Regards, Chris8 replies | 1919 view(s)
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Yesterday, 10:11 AMLooks good, thanks guys.5 replies | 237 view(s)
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Yesterday, 02:14 AMAn illuminating write-up. Thanks for taking the time and effort.8 replies | 217 view(s)
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Yesterday, 01:02 AMFinally only two holes were missing in the fuze body: one 4 mm hole for the fuze key and one smaller hole for the set screw (a 8-32 UNF if I remember...8 replies | 217 view(s)
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Yesterday, 12:30 AMAnd idea what the markings say? All I can read is "HEAT SHELL smudges" Offhand it looks like a SNORA type, here's some brochures I've acquired.8 replies | 1919 view(s)
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Yesterday, 12:03 AMThe next step is machining the complete outside shape. The simple method would be to meassure the angle of the cap's cone and setting the upper...8 replies | 217 view(s)
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24th January 2021, 08:51 PMFirst, a quick Hebrew lesson: In Hebrew, a pomegranate is a 'Rimon'. A grenade is a 'Rimon-Yad'...a 'Hand-Pomegranate'. Kinda funny....1 replies | 160 view(s)
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24th January 2021, 07:34 PMI think so5 replies | 237 view(s) -
24th January 2021, 07:11 PMTime table for Switch #10 with hexagonal nut.11 replies | 466 view(s)
