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US M577 time fuze

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GregN

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Hi All, I had this in the Fuze section with a question as to what type it is as there are no markings. The seller had a pair, I took the one that was complete. This is a factory done sectioned fuze and although quite new for my collection, I still like it.

Greg
 

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In my opinion, a cutaway model is allways more interesting, as one can see and explain the functioning of a piece of ammo.
Regards, DJH
 
pzgr40 said:
In my opinion, a cutaway model is allways more interesting, as one can see and explain the functioning of a piece of ammo.
Regards, DJH
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And if one knows how to (like DJ), it can make a piece of rusty junk into an outstanding collection piece (Safety rules apply).
Bob
 
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