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British 76-MM
- Thread starter jvollenberg
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Thanks everyone for the information.
Does anyone have any of the internal data?
Joe
Does anyone have any of the internal data?
Joe
I would expect an inert filler for weight as black with a red band usually means a Practice tracer but the stencil says Inert Instruct .
So it is inert for instruction purposes with a correct fuze which must also have removed/inert internals?
I have a few different variations including a yellow painted projectile which had a case filled with wheat grains which is an odd colour.
So it is inert for instruction purposes with a correct fuze which must also have removed/inert internals?
I have a few different variations including a yellow painted projectile which had a case filled with wheat grains which is an odd colour.