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That's good cutaway. I now know that the needle in the center is the 'firing pin' to the detonator. It's been held back by something (maybe those 2 balls?). And I still havent seen the releasing mechanism. Anyway, it's good to know that the detonator has been removed and the fuze is now totally safe to play with.
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