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Old style us and british bomb fuzes
- Thread starter BOMBSaway1980
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hello
On the top, it seem the british WWI rifle grenade N39
I don't know the mortar.
And below, from left to right, pistol 28, pistol 29 , pistol 53.
So, pistol 28 on bomb : GP 250 Lbs, GP 1000 Lbs, GP 4000 Lbs, MC 250 Lbs, MC 500 Lbs, MC 1000Lbs, MC 4000 lbs, AP 450 lbs, AP 2000 lbs, SAP 500 lbs MK.
pistol 29: small AP FRAG bombs (AP FRAG 20 lbs, AP frag 40 lbs), and some 100, 250 and 500 lbs bombs
pistol 53 : delay pistol, but without anti-removal system.
On the top, it seem the british WWI rifle grenade N39
I don't know the mortar.
And below, from left to right, pistol 28, pistol 29 , pistol 53.
So, pistol 28 on bomb : GP 250 Lbs, GP 1000 Lbs, GP 4000 Lbs, MC 250 Lbs, MC 500 Lbs, MC 1000Lbs, MC 4000 lbs, AP 450 lbs, AP 2000 lbs, SAP 500 lbs MK.
pistol 29: small AP FRAG bombs (AP FRAG 20 lbs, AP frag 40 lbs), and some 100, 250 and 500 lbs bombs
pistol 53 : delay pistol, but without anti-removal system.
Hi Guys,
the No 28 is a No 73 Mk I Chem long delay pistol found on MC 500 and 1000 Lb
the No 28 is a No 73 Mk I Chem long delay pistol found on MC 500 and 1000 Lb
Sorry about the rifle grenades they were not Supposed to be in the thread. but thank you for the knowledge.