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Today, 02:20 PMDoes anybody know what "22507" mean?0 replies | 9 view(s) -
Today, 02:12 PMRrickoshae replied to a thread .450 Martini Henry commercial round but why green paper patch? in Small Arms Ammunitionhi Tony, its 'Kynoch 577/450'. It came with an assortment of military & commercial rounds so there wasn't a trend that gave a clue to its origin, it...12 replies | 391 view(s) -
Today, 01:12 PMI have attached the Japanese 75mm comparison chart that is in the download section of this site.7 replies | 193 view(s)
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Today, 10:21 AMHi, I think It's The lake Erie Green Band, Bursting grenade. Designed by D. Goss and was derived directly from the version shown in his US patent,...5 replies | 230 view(s)
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Today, 08:18 AMThat’s brilliant information Thankyou.7 replies | 193 view(s)
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Today, 05:23 AMAnd do you have an idea to what calliber they where used?2 replies | 147 view(s)
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Today, 03:35 AMAh, then it is a 75x294R then?7 replies | 193 view(s) -
Today, 12:05 AMIt’s Japanese. From memory a Type 38 field gun. The case is dated showa 昭和 14 十四 5 (May 1939) manufactured at Osaka Army Arsenal (crossed...7 replies | 193 view(s) -
Yesterday, 09:54 PMInteresting, it looks very similar to the Primary cartridge,but that usually has a rim. Never seen one with training in the headstamp, lucky find....1 replies | 108 view(s)
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Yesterday, 09:46 PMThere is a 75 x 292R listed in Hawkinson's book as a L/28 ex Krupp Naval gun, Netherlands7 replies | 193 view(s)
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Yesterday, 09:39 PMHi. Length I have 29.2cm and mouth is 7.5 cm. cheers7 replies | 193 view(s)
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Yesterday, 09:20 PMHow long is it, and what's the mouth diameter?7 replies | 193 view(s) -
Yesterday, 08:10 PMThis is a recent car boot sale find. Sorry for the poor photos. They were taken with a phone camera in poor lighting. Approximate size is 37mm...1 replies | 108 view(s) -
Yesterday, 07:32 PMGood day. I have had this case in my possession for a while. I think it’s japanese but not 100 percent. Would like some help with identification...7 replies | 193 view(s)
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Yesterday, 07:20 PMFuze 1 might be a British No. 117 fuze Fuzes 2, 3 and 4 almost certainly British No. 119 fuze. Fuze 4 was a Mk IV converted to a Mk IIIA...2 replies | 147 view(s)
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Yesterday, 07:04 PMThat is a 'stalk' type charge. The red cloth contains the igniter and is placed breech end. The igniter is ignited by means of a Tube, P.S.A....1 replies | 98 view(s)
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Yesterday, 06:50 PMWhat are all the markings on the gas grenade?5 replies | 230 view(s)
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Yesterday, 06:38 PMAnyone an idea? Thanks!0 replies | 72 view(s)
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Yesterday, 06:25 PMHi, Found those in the fields where in 1944 Canadian troops shelled the Germans. 2, 3 and 4 look pretty much the same, the first one a little...2 replies | 147 view(s)
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Yesterday, 06:03 PMJonnyc, Thanks for that information...just what I was looking for! I wasn't sure exactly where these particular examples originated from, and now to...6 replies | 224 view(s) -
Yesterday, 03:51 PMYes it is a russian dummy.6 replies | 224 view(s) -
Yesterday, 02:42 PMHello, I would share with you my 4.5in gun set, and ask some info about how cartridges works. I have boxes for 1st and 3rd charges again I'm...1 replies | 98 view(s) -
Yesterday, 02:41 PMDifficult to see on the photos, but there is at least one kanji stamped to the right of the date, this appears to be 町, there is another symbol above...5 replies | 217 view(s)
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Yesterday, 07:34 AMJust to show the different MOD types ... Yellow and Green are (as far as i know) experimental/testing specimens7 replies | 241 view(s) -
Yesterday, 07:22 AMThe gas handgrenade body shows a similar shaped body (and grey/green color scheme) as the MK5 gas grenade could be one of the earlier types ...5 replies | 230 view(s)
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Yesterday, 07:08 AMI believe they are WW 2 Japanese. The cases are stamped S with the number 12 over the number 17 immediately to it's right. This stands for Showa...5 replies | 217 view(s) -
Yesterday, 06:18 AMGreif. Excellent information! Thanks for posting. Brian13 replies | 1033 view(s)
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Yesterday, 05:37 AMThe Japanese used a lot of British sourced weapons, particularly their Navy. The 2 Pdr was one of them,known as the 40mm Vickers (Type 40mm Machine...5 replies | 217 view(s)
