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Nr 270

jvollenberg

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What does the code DNG stand for on the NR 270?

Joe
 

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So German then … interesting. I was thinking Austrian for some reason.
That's an old German company as well. Looks like a lot of small arms.

Joe
 
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Genschow is still active and belongs to the Dynamit Nobel Group......but....I think that you are not totally wrong about Austria.......DNG Dynamit Nobel Graz manufactures claymore-type mines and also supplies the netherlands.
 
Austrian with a Swiss igniter, used by the Netherlands. I love the new world.
I bet the shock-tube is made by Germany, and the spool by France. Just a joke, but not really. It makes tracking who makes what really difficult sometimes.

Joe
 
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