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Russian 120mm krupp

Gt 14 is relatively common.
In the eastern europe.
 

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Never seen a picture of a 14GT (14 ГТ) fuze. Didn't know it existed until today. Not much online.
The real one thats rare thats from the same technological tree is 2 gm and 1 gm.
 

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I don`t have drawings or measurements with the shells you are asking about, but i can tell you that the fuze in the left shell is a typical Krupp export fuze.
The same fuze was used by ammunition for the Romanian model 1901 Krupp field howitzer.
 

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I don`t have drawings or measurements with the shells you are asking about, but i can tell you that the fuze in the left shell is a typical Krupp export fuze.
The same fuze was used by ammunition for the Romanian model 1901 Krupp field howitzer.
Rdultovsky have writen about this in his tractat. With pictures etc.
I just cant find krupp shell thats compatible with gt 4 , gt 14 fuzes
 
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