sectioned russian fuze

[kiwieod]

got this nice cutaway fuze from fleabay.someone had painted it with silver paint for some reason but it came off quite easy and cleaned up well.
seems to be one of the Russian TSQ series(T1,T3,T7?) but not sure which one exactly

 

[strakv]

It looks rather Japanese

 

[MINENAZ16]

Hello,

Looks like a czech VZ21 G-ŠR.

(I'm not resentful...)

Regards

 

[strakv]

Hello,

Looks like a czech VZ21 G-ŠR.

(I'm not resentful...)

Regards


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You are right.
V.

 

[kiwieod]

yes I think you are correct on the Czech vz21,thanks

 

[jvollenberg]

Does anyone know the difference between the VZ21 G-SR and the VZ21 N? and does anyone have pictures of the N version? All I know about the N is it was used by the Germans in WWII.

Joe

 

[Alpini]

The 'N' version is a superquick fuze. A good example is in US-Subs' random museum ordnance photos. As far as I know the "N" is for HE shells and the G-Sr is for universal shells.

 

[MINENAZ16]

Joe,

VZ 21 (G-ŠR) for universal (he/shrap) and VZ 21 (Čas.Gr.) for HE, are really different.
I think the question is what is the difference between VZ 21 (Čas.Gr.) and VZ 21n (Čas.Gr.).
Answer here : http://www.bocn.co.uk/vbforum/threa...ht=manufacture+started+normalised+measurments