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earni74

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I "think" I acquired these pieces from you , but for the life in me I cannot remember what you told me about them, would you tell me again
thanks
 

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Hi Mick sorry didn't see this posting.
First 2 pics a test round of some sort. Very heavy case.
Last 5 are this
Dave.

60mm Electrothermal propulsion test round base

The photographs show the base stub of a 60mm electothermal propulsion test round. As described below it is made of stainless steel with a very thick base. Rim diameter is 105mm Height 80mm Base thickness about 35mm Weight 2196 grammes (yes that's correct, not a typo, over 2kg due to the thick...
www.bocn.co.uk
 
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