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3.7cm projectile

earni74

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here is another 3.7cm projectile I cannot trace, I am assuming it is German WW2, with all the pitting on the projectile, any stamps there might have been are long gone.


Does anyone know the nomenclature


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Hi MINENAZ16, its a different projectile from the last post, this seems to have a screw in base with tracer pocket, if it was practice, why the base is like it is

cheers
MICK
 
Hello,

Not the same first shell but I talked about my last post in your thread, I show a different practice round !

Regards

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This is probably something I should have researched many moons ago, but Ive ended up learning the abbreviations verbatim rather than understanding the meaning.
Can someone confirm my understanding is correct or better still provide an abbreviation guide.

3,7cm - This bit I get :)
H-Pzgr - H=Hartkern
L´spur - L'spur is lechtspur = Tracer
Üb - is Practice (so in this case the projectile wont have a Tungsten core, more likely steel core or solid steel.
o. Zerl. - ??? - I'm guessing O = Ohne, without, so whats Zerl?

Rich
 
This is probably something I should have researched many moons ago, but Ive ended up learning the abbreviations verbatim rather than understanding the meaning.
Can someone confirm my understanding is correct or better still provide an abbreviation guide.

3,7cm - This bit I get :)
H-Pzgr - H=Hartkern
L´spur - L'spur is lechtspur = Tracer
Üb - is Practice (so in this case the projectile wont have a Tungsten core, more likely steel core or solid steel.
o. Zerl. - ??? - I'm guessing O = Ohne, without, so whats Zerl?

Rich

Ohne zerleger : without self destruction
 
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