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Today, 01:46 PMI don't own this. I only took pictures and external measurements. Sorry. Joe2 replies | 668 view(s) -
Today, 01:34 PMHee, hee. There were two plates there that had used for plating trials that had been been shot at (respectively) by APDS and HESH projectile. The...11 replies | 346 view(s) -
Today, 12:46 PMDoes anyone have some better pictures of this grenade? Joe7 replies | 5066 view(s)
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Today, 12:17 PMThe marking "M" is very common on the canister 1908 but no answer. Others discussions on french forums and not a single answer...4 replies | 268 view(s) -
Today, 12:07 PMWhat does the M stand for on the nose? I am assuming this is what makes it French? Joe4 replies | 268 view(s)
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Today, 11:40 AMHello, I'm lookimg for the Mk of this No3 fuze (marking on top "3DM" + broad arrow) Same top diameter as MkII but different shape. Same shape as...0 replies | 41 view(s)
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Today, 10:29 AMJust for interest theres some nice photos of 2pdr and 6pdr in armour plate in post no 3 of the following link...11 replies | 346 view(s) -
Today, 08:48 AMThanks for all your replies.11 replies | 346 view(s)
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Today, 06:07 AMYes, there isn't any of the 'squeezing' over the driving band profile that always seem to happen.11 replies | 346 view(s)
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Yesterday, 06:00 PMAgreed, very much looks like a mock-up.11 replies | 346 view(s) -
Yesterday, 04:59 PMstill looking, particularly for a Stielhandgranate...4 replies | 888 view(s) -
Yesterday, 04:43 PMjeff w started a thread Roll stamp markings on large bore US WW2 armor piercing shot shell and projectiles in Restoration and PreservationI finally finished marking my large bore WW2 American AP shot/shell/projectiles. When originally produced it was all required to have prominent...0 replies | 93 view(s)
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Yesterday, 04:11 PMHow thick is the plate and what is the diameter of the hole? The hole diameter might indicate what actually was used to penetrated the plate. The...11 replies | 346 view(s)
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Yesterday, 03:38 PMI need another collection like a third arse - but sinse there is no action anywhere rght now a few Ross bayonets shouldn't hurt ~ :tinysmile_cry_t2:6 replies | 186 view(s) -
Yesterday, 02:11 PMYes I forgot this edition. Mine was also dust-stained from lack of use and I sold it. I realised I did not need to add bayonet collecting to my...6 replies | 186 view(s)
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Yesterday, 01:17 PMActually there is a 3rd one: "Australian Service Bayonets" , first published in 1976 - initially couldn't find it due to the 2" layer of dust! ...6 replies | 186 view(s) -
Yesterday, 12:42 PMREME in Bordon in the welding bay before they closed down had blocks of armour with AP hits in the plate, some clean through some with the...11 replies | 346 view(s) -
Yesterday, 12:28 PMRifling looks a bit iffy as well11 replies | 346 view(s)
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Yesterday, 12:27 PMI'd also question the fact that thickness of armour stopped that shell!11 replies | 346 view(s)
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Yesterday, 12:06 PMI would agree with Alpini. Also, I would expect a cannelure on this size projectile. A possibly explanation is that it is a 'representative...11 replies | 346 view(s)
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Yesterday, 11:04 AMI've emailed you pictures Gordon.6 replies | 186 view(s) -
Yesterday, 10:56 AMIan Skennerton has 2 bayonet books but both are currently out of print. I just checked his latest listings. 1. British & Commonwealth Bayonets. ...6 replies | 186 view(s)
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Yesterday, 10:52 AMThe projectile may be completely a reproduction: -35.4 mm is to small for a 37 mm shell -calibre 35 mm at this time is unknown at least I don't...11 replies | 346 view(s)
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Yesterday, 09:54 AMI have been asked for information about the piece in the pictures (which are the only ones I have). It does not look quite right to me, not a fake...11 replies | 346 view(s)
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Yesterday, 09:10 AMI agree with Andy. It's probably a mould mark.Very nice original example and a rare base plug. However, I've also noticed that quite a few of...2 replies | 160 view(s) -
Yesterday, 02:50 AMI guess no one has this book ! How does one make an inquiry at the Royal Navy / archives Museum any more ? wWhere might one find WW1 Navy small...6 replies | 186 view(s)
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Yesterday, 01:10 AMA few years ago there were many 3.7in HE projectiles available in NZ. They were on an auction site and selling for the equivalent of £5 - £10...6 replies | 512 view(s)
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13th January 2021, 08:58 PMLook a the H. BELOT documentation, you'll find this puw, quite sure it's a 5kg incendiary.3 replies | 178 view(s)
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13th January 2021, 08:51 PMHi MINENAZ16, Thank you for your identification and the wearing gloves, it's a PUW 12.5 KG (exercise version according to the type of fuze) ....3 replies | 178 view(s)
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13th January 2021, 08:26 PMHello, Remnants of German ww1 incendiary bomb Puw 5kg Brand. I know now you work for a private Eod company but wearing gloves could be very useful...3 replies | 178 view(s)
