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PLK-S60 Case

jvollenberg

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Any ideas what this goes to?

I know it is for a 57-MM round, and that it is Czechoslovakian in origin.

Length: 349-MM
KV-5 Primer

Does the case have a nomenclature?

Joe
 

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For the Soviet (bloc) S-60 57mm Anti Aircraft gun,also made in China. 57x348SR
Often steel cased with a zinc,lacquer or brass wash finish.
This one is made of silicon brass(indicated by the K in the headstamp)so tends to have a lighter appearance.
 
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Hi Joe,
Used in the czechoslovak army the nomenclature is 57-Nk-PLK S-60. As seen in the cornerof the picture.
Bob
 

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This pic, from the Ammo Photo Gallery on my website, might help to put it into context:

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50x346B (German FlaK 41), 50x419R (BK 5, MK214A), 57x441R (6pr 7cwt Molins), 57x121R (IJA Ho-401, repP), 45x386SR(Russian Navy, repP), 57x230R (Bofors m/47 aircraft gun, repP), 57x438R (Bofors AA / naval), 57x347SR (Russian S60 and naval guns), 57x398 (Czech R10/PLK AA gun)

 
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