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Interesting.And here I was thinking the Swiss were a kind gentle,hot chocolate with marshmallows kind of people.""Relax please!!! Just having a little fun!!!""This 30mm is almost as heavy as a certain other round I have thats abnormally heavy.Thanks for the info sir.
I'm no headstamp expert but AFAIK "Oe" indicates Swiss Oerlikon manufacture.
The round appears to be a 30x170, originally developed by Hispano Suiza for their HS 831 AA gun, later renamed the Oerlikon KCB when HS was taken over by Oerlikon. Early versions were brass-cased, as are the British Rarden AFV gun rounds which use the same case dimensions.
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