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Need ID, Serbian or Bulgarian (?) case?
- Thread starter FHGrStg
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Hi Hoeksel
Yes, according to the factory documentation, dimensions:
vz.28
100 x 182 R115.2
(Thread: W 27,2)
Akon
PS next guns : Skoda 100mm podmornički top d/35 M.28
sample : BALISTIC TABLE ...
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100mm XM.28
M.28 Model 1928 (for ammunition not introduced in the Czechoslovak army, the export designation was always M, not vz.)
I do not know the meaning of the letter "X"
Akon
...Export of the Czechoslovakia (kontrakt 1927) : 72 pieces of field howitzers of the 10cm type FE (introduced in the Yugoslav army as M.28)
M.28 Model 1928 (for ammunition not introduced in the Czechoslovak army, the export designation was always M, not vz.)
I do not know the meaning of the letter "X"
Akon
...Export of the Czechoslovakia (kontrakt 1927) : 72 pieces of field howitzers of the 10cm type FE (introduced in the Yugoslav army as M.28)
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Totally not surprised, makes sense to me .
The official designation is "Vzor", the abbreviation used is "vz. ,, with a dot at the end! Example of period marking.
- "vzor 28" is allowed in the text, i.e. without a dot)
The use of VZ28 is incorrect ...or Vz.28 is incorrect
