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    Need a little memory "refresh".............

    Hi All,

    The projectile on the left is a 2pdr AT APT...........but I can't remember
    what the one on the right exactly is?

    I think it is a 37mm and looks very similar to some 37mm nordenfelt I use
    to have with the lower narrow drive band just above the base (they also had just a "N"
    stamp on the body) - have no measurements at this stage nor markings....

    Anyone care to attempt guess the ID from just the photo?

    Thanks

    Cheers
    Drew
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dronic69 View Post
    Hi All,

    The projectile on the left is a 2pdr AT APT...........but I can't remember
    what the one on the right exactly is?

    I think it is a 37mm and looks very similar to some 37mm nordenfelt I use
    to have with the lower narrow drive band just above the base (they also had just a "N"
    stamp on the body) - have no measurements at this stage nor markings....

    Anyone care to attempt guess the ID from just the photo?

    Thanks

    Cheers
    Drew
    It certainly looks like a 37mm Nordenfelt projectile. It would usually just have a 'N' on the body and sometimes a date.

    Best

    BD
    Always looking for projectiles, cases, fuzes and paperwork related to Burney and Davis guns.

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    Yes it does have the "N" on the body and a "89" stamped under it.

    So is the "89" implies 1889?

    Also there were quite a few of these floating around about 20 odd years ago - now (like everything else) hard to find.....how "common" are they thesedays?

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    Drew


 

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