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Thanks for the additional information John and the excellent drawings. Yes I was of the opinion that the longer adaptors would have been charged with black powder too.
Dave.
Yes thanks Norman you kindly provided the info earlier in the thread, it was the other bits that went with it that I was looking for info about especially the longer ones.
Thanks,
Dave.
Sorry Dave, I was being thick. The tapered brass tubes look like sockets which are part of the shell construction to take a fuze or provide a lead into tube of a Shrapnel shell (or both). The two cartridge shaped sockets are like those for Shrapnel ... but of course a graze (only) fuze wouldn't usually be used for Shrapnel.
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