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British Fuze or not ?
- Thread starter Tiflo62
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Hi Florent,
What you have is the remains of a number 231 British fuze used in WW2. Picture attached.
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What you have is the remains of a number 231 British fuze used in WW2. Picture attached.
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If you look at the sectioned fuze you will see the red spot and explosive pellets are contained in that central area. It's not possible to tell if your the remains of your fuze still contain such pellets and so when in doubt you should dispose of it responsibly.
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