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- Thread starter pajarito
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Hello,
French Schneider design for export. This firm made a lot of fuzes with this shape, EC or ES series.
Your example is like the EC2 (Time and perc.) with graduations in meters (500 to 4500 for the Ec2).
Serbians used fuzes like this one. For example the EC5 (500 to 5500) but with a shorter top and cyrillic markings.
Your fuze could be another from the large series.
We talked recently about a Schneider fuze Ec10 with the same shape with graduations in sec :
http://www.bocn.co.uk/vbforum/threads/89261-120mm-projectile-ID
Regards
French Schneider design for export. This firm made a lot of fuzes with this shape, EC or ES series.
Your example is like the EC2 (Time and perc.) with graduations in meters (500 to 4500 for the Ec2).
Serbians used fuzes like this one. For example the EC5 (500 to 5500) but with a shorter top and cyrillic markings.
Your fuze could be another from the large series.
We talked recently about a Schneider fuze Ec10 with the same shape with graduations in sec :
http://www.bocn.co.uk/vbforum/threads/89261-120mm-projectile-ID
Regards
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