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French M-61/M-63 A/P stake mine

pzgr40

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Who can help me on a good cutaway drawing of a French M-61/M-63 A/P stake mine. Especially the shape and size of the explosive charge, as I understand it has a central exploder in the main charge. Also, what does the detonator under the friction fuze look like.
Thanks in advance , regards, DJH
 

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Thank you very much gentlemen, you are most helpfull.

Why the stick with hooks, was it meant for snow , mud or swamp contitions? Or is it to prevent the mine from floating away with floods. The stick is too soft and weak for harder soil.
 
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We know this mine only with designation "modèle 61" with 2 variants : one standard (sgdbdr picture) and the second as a booby trap (Dreamk diagram)
I don't know why US documentation mentions M63 model.
 
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Absolutely.
The great thing about this forum is that one has the wanted info most often within days.
Thanks and regards, DJH
 
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