Hey Pete!!! this it a No.38 Mk.I Nose Pistol ,for F 20 lb bomb without parachute and GP 40 lb bomb without parachute Gruß Harry
Can some one ID this bomb fuze please?
Thanks
Pete
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Hey Pete!!! this it a No.38 Mk.I Nose Pistol ,for F 20 lb bomb without parachute and GP 40 lb bomb without parachute Gruß Harry
Search always English and US Bomb Fuzes!
Did the No 38 hat not only four vans????
Chris
All Items of Live Ordnance posted by me have been disposed of by EOD.
Hey Chris!you are right!!!! Harry
Search always English and US Bomb Fuzes!
Pete
It's not a No.38 Pistol, but I don't know what it is!!! If you do find out I'd like to know, because I've had one of the same vane caps for years and can't identify it!! It's interesting that it doesn't have any body threads for fitting to the bomb/flare which would tend to preclude a whole range of the normal weapons. Aren't there any markings on the body?
Regards
eodda
The bomb it was attached to was what i know as a Childs bomb, i'm not sure if this the correct term though!
Cheers
Pete
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Pete,
What is a Childs Bomb?
Will.
Waow !
First one I hear of this bomb ! What's this for a bomb ? It let me think on the US incendiary bombs with his retractable tail, but that the only think that I can think about it !
The fuze is apparently member of the Pistol No 44 serie. But the function of a same pistol is difficult to imagine on a little bomb like that !
What are you thinking of that ?
Yoda
Any live or dug ordnance presented by me has been disposed of by EOD technicians.
I'm told that the child bomb was a chemical one and tried out at Porton Down.
It never went into service.
Chris
All Items of Live Ordnance posted by me have been disposed of by EOD.
Looks much like it was a cluster bomb too.
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