I am hoping that someone can show me how the needle is suspended in the inner tube of the fuze. I have a cut view of the fuze that shows all internal parts, but this still leaves questions unanswered, even with my knowledge of how percussion fuzes work, the junction at top of the needle still leaves me guessing. Does someone, have a good condition fuze that strips down easy, that could take a few clear, up-close pictures to enlighten me please.
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Requesting details on Russian fuze, 3GT, 1911 era, for 76.2 mm mine shells.
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