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glevum replied to the thread Looking for technical information on British 4.5 inch naval shells.Ojdenni, What does the head of your case say on it? Your case looks like it might be a Mk 8 case. The Mk 8 gun used fixed rounds. The... -
TThomasP replied to the thread ID Assistance.I think you are correct. The patent even mentions the intent to use 'incapacitating gas'. Here is the complete patent application:
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TThis might be the Hunter, name might not be right through
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BMG50 replied to the thread ECRA Bisley.I bet that was a good show, any photos of the goodies they were selling. -
TGreat to catch up at Bisley this morning. Looking forward to the next one already
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SGreat to catch up at Bisley this morning. Looking forward to the next one already
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BNormally we find the back end of the propellent cartridge on the old training areas. When the Piat is fired the primer end of the...
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They clean up very well, the second is still derusting but this one is as good as it gets. I thought you might enjoy seeing the result... -
Wweberoed replied to the thread ID Assistance.This might be the Hunter, name might not be right through
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BMG50 replied to the thread Piat practice shot.Normally we find the back end of the propellent cartridge on the old training areas. When the Piat is fired the primer end of the...
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11989rjb replied to the thread ECRA Bisley.Great to catch up at Bisley this morning. Looking forward to the next one already
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AI’m aware of another in a friends collection that has almost identical markings but has the number 74 not 73.
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Aazide replied to the thread Sidewinder help.It's the tail fin assembly and first stage rocket motor of a BLOWPIPE surface to air missile. They were used by both Argentinian and UK...
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Mmicroplastic reacted to pzgr40's post in the thread Dyakonov rifle grenade, Russia, WW1 and WW2 with
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Cutaway model of a Russian WW1 and WW2 Dyakanov rifle grenade. This rifle grenade was launched by means of a launching cup placed on the... -
Bbakkie replied to the thread Piat practice shot.They clean up very well, the second is still derusting but this one is as good as it gets. I thought you might enjoy seeing the result...
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