German 37x250R

[pak40]

I welcome

German 37x250R

1. 3,7cm Sprgr 18 umg (fuze Az 39)
2. 3,7cm Sprgr 40 (fuze Az 39)
3,4 3,7 cm Pzgr (fuze Bd.Z 5103)

I am greeting

 

[StielGr]

Very nice collection.

I always like to see 3.7cm Pak shells.

What is the box they are standing on?

Regards
PC

 

[dano1917]

Great showing of pak shells. They have a beauty all to their own and to each their own. Nicely done....Dano

 

[banksy-2k10]

REALLY NICE ! i think id rather hav te gun lol might not fit in my room ! thanks for showing

 

[StielGr]

Yes I have to agree. It would be excellent to have a 3.7cm Pak in my collection but try finding one that isn't on the other side of the world or just way too high a price.

I don't think they move about much between collections.

:tinysmile_cry_t3:

 

[pak40]

Hi StielGr

The box they are standing on is box of ammunition 7,62 x 39 mm (Ak47) , 7,62 x 54 mm (7,62 mm km PK/PKS) and GRENADE K-CGN , pressed trinitrotoluene .


..............................................................................................................

Sorry, My English is bad

 

[StielGr]

Sorry, My English is bad

No need to apologize as I just wish I could speak or write a second language.

I was checking to see if your boxes were Pak related so thank you for the pictures.

PC

 

[wz.KC]

Hi, Pak40
Here some of mine 3,7cm Pak/Kw.K.

Regards.

 

[pak40]

HI wz.KC
Very nice collection of 3,7cm Pak/Kw.K. and as ever wonderful photographs.

 

[StielGr]

Hi, Pak40
Here some of mine 3,7cm Pak/Kw.K.

Regards.

Another excellent collection. Thank you for showing.
I like the 1942 headstamp case.

Is that a Pak pzgr with an iron driveband? (2nd picture, left side)

PC

 

[wz.KC]

Hi,

Yes, it's normal 3,7cm Pzgr. with FES driveband.
And first on the right side are UB projectile with Bodenznder Ersatzstck 5104.

Regards.

 

[StielGr]

It is not very often that you see a FES drivebanded 3.7cm Pzgr.
That is a really nicely marked Bd.Z. 5103 in picture 4.

I also must complement you on your pictures. The lighting is very professional and makes the detail on the projectiles very clear.

I have added some pictures of my 3.7cm Pzgr b.

 

[Grenademan2005]

First time I see a 3,7cm Pzgr with non copper band. Why Ive never seen a 1940 to 1942 3,7cm Pzgr? Dated I mean.