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Ranging rules and rubber rings for rifle grenades

paul the grenade

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Here's an interesting document i forgot i had, giving the instructions for determining the range of 1 WW rifle grenades by using a wooden ruler and small rubber rings that fitted onto the rods. i'm sure i've seen a pic of the ruler somewhere on here but i cant locate it. anyone got a picture of it? and maybe the original rubber rings??
cheers, Paul.
 

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That's interesting Paul.

I've seen notes from a 1916 Grenade course where they showed how to extend the range of a rifle grenade by changing how much rod was in the barrel. I'll see if I can find a copy. I think your note is later, maybe when thinks formalised?

John
 
I would like to know how accurate this was , against just elevating the Rifle barrel for distance.
very interesting would love to see a photo of a Rule.
 
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