M605 fuze parts question.

[Stray]

I have the m605 fuze in the picture from a mine training kit. They modified it and I am trying to return it to original appearance. The question is the slotted tube on top that the safety goes through was removed and jb welded. Does anyone have any images of the real thing showing how. That part is made?

 

[Slick]

https://www.lexpev.nl/fuzesandigniters/unitedstates/m605.html

https://bulletpicker.com/combination_-m605.html

hope this helps

 

[Stray]

https://www.lexpev.nl/fuzesandigniters/unitedstates/m605.html

https://bulletpicker.com/combination_-m605.html

hope this helps

Unfortunately no, I have been to both and am really looking for a real picture of one with the part removed, or someone that knows how it connects.

 

[kiwieod]

heres some photos of my practice fuze.the sleeve fits over the pin that is sticking out and the safety pin goes through both of them

 

[Stray]

Thanks, Does the sleeve come off easily or does it stay in place?

 

[kiwieod]

i will take it apart this weekend and let you know

 

[kiwieod]

here are some measurements
hole size is .128 or 3.23mm or #30 drill bit

 

[Stray]

Thanks I appreciate it. Is everything else epoxied in so the prongs are held in with epoxy?

 

[kiwieod]

no the practice fuze functions like the live one.(you can use a smoke charge in the mine)the ones from your set could be solid resin as they are only training/familirisation and not for actual drill use(im not quite sure about the details of that mine training set)as ive never seen one but definatley want one!

 

[Stray]

no the practice fuze functions like the live one.(you can use a smoke charge in the mine)the ones from your set could be solid resin as they are only training/familirisation and not for actual drill use(im not quite sure about the details of that mine training set)as ive never seen one but definatley want one!

In this case they took an original one replaced the firing pin with an extended bar that pushes a button in the mine when it goes off. replaced the part you took pictures of with the top of a pop rivet, and installed the prongs and filled it all with JB weld epoxy (which I removed in the previous picture. The piece that holds the primer was replaced with a guide for the firingpin/rod.

My question is if your prongs are also held in with epoxy and I removed mine for no reason, or if it is a piece of metal that clips into the hole you see on my first picture.
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