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17 pounder?

jvollenberg

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Here are some nice images of a possible 17 pound AP projectile /// or at least thats what we think.

Any ideas? ... I have included images of the primer for those that like to see those things.

Joe
 

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Here are some nice images of a possible 17 pound AP projectile /// or at least thats what we think.

Any ideas? ... I have included images of the primer for those that like to see those things.

Joe
Hi, you have a 17 pdr. AP cap projectile in a case marked for AP shot. Both projectiles have internal tracer. Cheers, RonB.
 
primer

Any ideas on the primer? And does that case go with that projectile (could they be interchanged)?

Joe
 
Primer No.9 Mk.3

Any ideas on the primer? And does that case go with that projectile (could they be interchanged)?

Joe
Yes, the primer is correct, so you have a complete 17 Pdr. round - type APC/T. Nice item, used for short range high velocity impact due to the cap being added which retards the shattering effect especially on face hardened Armour. Cheers, RonB.
 
17 pounder primer?

Hello Jvo,
Is the primer like this?
Cheers,
navyman.
 

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