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Its a M200A1, here are examples of M200A1's using both a Z and 2 in the nomenclature. I am not sure why they did this, however I do not believe that there was a difference in the fuze design(s). Possibly just a case of the manufacturer using a Z instead of a 2 in the stamping die?
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