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unknown german 76 mm
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Hi this may help.
It should have a large tungsten core inside.
Dave.
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It should have a large tungsten core inside.
Dave.
76mm, M331A1 and M319 Dis-assembled
My Tungsten fetish is growing, beyond small arms. My first venture into large caliber cannon rounds. Told that these are educational training aids. The first (on left) is a 76mm SHOT HVAPDS-T 76/50mm, M331A1, that was tight in the case and had to beat out from inside with 4 wood dowels...
forum.cartridgecollectors.org
Hello Dave,Hi this may help.
It should have a large tungsten core inside.
Dave.
76mm, M331A1 and M319 Dis-assembled
My Tungsten fetish is growing, beyond small arms. My first venture into large caliber cannon rounds. Told that these are educational training aids. The first (on left) is a 76mm SHOT HVAPDS-T 76/50mm, M331A1, that was tight in the case and had to beat out from inside with 4 wood dowels...
Thanks for your info and photos.
The core is missing.
Do you know in what gun this ammo was (is ) used?
markings on the round are :
"6K DM 13 LOS MMJ-2"
and under this but smaller letter size :
"dm 1017 LOS JML-2"
markings on the case see photo
have a nice WE
Jef
Attachments
The gun Is 76\62
Attachments
obviously the gun related to this case.
thank you very much.
Any idea in witch vehicle it was mounted? Naval?
This one is certainly german?
regards
jef
Hi jef
The 76\62 is a italian modern naval gun.
www.navweaps.com
Best regard
Francesco
The 76\62 is a italian modern naval gun.
Italy 76 mm/62 (3") Compact, SR - NavWeaps
Francesco