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Do you mean this one, US-Subs ? Yoda

Looks like just a ordinary M66A1 fuze hole to me. Why do you think it would fit? It also could be just a M61 that used a steel plug with tracer,...

The No. 11/Figure 11 target seems to have been introduced in 1948, according to Dave Clark's British Targets book. The left hand image above is the...

Hello Dronic69, sorry for my late reply - work did keep me quite busy the last days. Thank You very much for this great support and very needy...

It was my second idea, MinenAZ16, but I couldn't find anything similar. In addition, there is no system for attaching the booster to the fuze, no...

main visual difference from BM20 is location of cannelures on frontal part but it is possible that BM25 has some variations

Here is the best photo I have at work. Second row down, left side.

Yoda, Did you search in family of central burster (HE gaine beneath a fuze) ?

Both the 9cm Pak 50 & 57 were Swiss anti tank guns. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pak_57 TimG P.S. Educated guess (Swiss ammunition is...

If you don't limit your imagination by geography - it looks a lot like the body - minus tail, of the long Japanese submunition, a variation/cross...

Not near my library at the moment, but through the 60s-80s much of Europe was in love with the 90mm. The UK and Belgium especially put out a number...

Maybe that’s how they spelled pedestal then?

Thanks for posting. Now I finally understand the funcioning of this fuze. Regards, DJH

Other picture from twitter shows complete marking, seems to be BETAB-20. Previous photo : ...

Great, thanks a lot. With a picture and markings, no doubt !!

Lovely item, but wouldn't you think they would have used a dictionary !!!!!

Does anyone have another idea, perhaps ? Yoda

C.D.B.B.Co. - Chapman Double Ball Bearing Company of Canada. 339-351 Sorauren Avenue, Toronto, Canada. TimG

BM25

An interesting question. I received the pictured target in a trade a few years back. Thrown in on the deal. I found it interesting enough to frame...

That is as printed right off a $200 printer.

That’s a strange maker

Wow that looks great. I don't even see any of the usual horizontal lines. Guess printers have gotten better (or did you have to sand/fill?).