Prac russian 82mm. Really ??

[MINENAZ16]

Humhum : https://www.ima-usa.com/products/or...-practice-round-for-82-bm-37-82-pm-41-mortars

 

[Big Dave]

Looks French to me ?

 

[MINENAZ16]

Looks French to me ?

Brandt design used by many countries, Italy, Romania, etc (225 dollars...)
I like : 20 dollars to add a certificate of authenticity !!

 

[Gspragge]

Just as valuable as the Certificates of Authenticity in the fake art business -- When you see those it time to walk I mean run away -----:xd:

 

[Ladislav]

[h=1]Mortar Inert Practice Round for 81 Rumunsko.[/h]

 

[Ladislav]

 

[MINENAZ16]

For sur a practice round with Brandt design but known romanian shell seems different, rounded head and large misaligned holes (same as original brandt).

Romanian par 81mm prac.





Original french Brandt





Shell of the post :

 

[Eggburt1969]

Going by the Russian manual I have on practice mortar bombs from 1941, the 82 mm isn't constructed like that.

Below is a composite of pages 5 and 6, which cover the 82 mm practice bomb.



I OCR'ed the page (image) above (and the whole book) and created a PDF version of the page. The page version is below... though I'm not sure if the link works?

View attachment 82-мм Учебно-Практические Мины (1941).pdf

 

[M8owner]

I have only seen two types of fins on the Russian WWII 82mm mortar bombs. One is like the one in the document shown by Eggburt. There is also a type with ten smaller fins without devices for holding additional charges. I have one of each type. The fin pattern on the training bomb that started this post is of the French style.