Reply With QuoteIMO the fuze is GVMZ, not M50.
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5th September 2015, 02:42 PM #1Senior Member
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Russian WWII 120mm Mortar
This photo is for sale on ebay; however, I see so few photos of Russian ordnance from WWII that I thought I would preserve this here. I believe that is an M50 fuse in the nose.
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I just took delivery of a 1944 dated Russian 120mm mortar round. It has the correct fuse, and I repainted it.
Last edited by M8owner; 29th November 2019 at 03:09 AM.
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A fair old lump, quite an impressive talking piece, nice.
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Here is a Polish training bomb made in the 1950's - probably in Russia. Notice the fuse is threaded and has a protector now. About 30 of these were in with all the Polish training ordnance that showed up in the US over the last few years.
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15th May 2022, 04:55 PM #6Ordnance Approved
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Thanks for showing,
the fuze is GVMZ-7.any live or recovered ordnance shown in my posts was dealt with by trained EOD personnel
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