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Of-46a, 122-mm, he

jvollenberg

jvollenberg

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Listed as USSR ...

OF-46A

Dia: 122MM
Length: 501MM

More for show than anything ... states this was from Korean War.

Remeber this is from the Former Aberdeen Museum ... They are not cut expertly as you can see from this example.

Joe
 

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Hello,
soviets use basic 3 digit code.
Yours should be OF-462, see pic.
Bob
 

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In some russian book was writen, that should be 3 digit, but not allways soviet use 3 digit code. But OF-46 I never heard before.
 
For me the fuze thread loosk unusual small here. What are the stencilled markings on that one?
 
There were none ... it looks like there might possibhly be a 77 engraved above the rotating bands.

Joe
 
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