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    Irod7 reacted to AKON_'s post in the thread Help finding fuse with Like Like.
    It is a fuse designed and (apparently also manufactured) by Škoda Works, type SKHZR, not type CHZR. You can tell by your photo. The...
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    divedoc replied to the thread unknown german 76 mm.
    Hello Dave, Thanks for your info and photos. The core is missing. Do you know in what gun this ammo was (is ) used? markings on the...
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    AKON_ replied to the thread Help finding fuse.
    It is a fuse designed and (apparently also manufactured) by Škoda Works, type SKHZR, not type CHZR. You can tell by your photo. The...
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    RWE replied to the thread Help finding fuse.
    Hey, Both thanks for the help. With the name I found these in my own documentation. Both the CHZR and SKHZR have the same measurments...
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    Chris replied to the thread Help finding fuse.
    Ore this one SKHZR measurements would helps
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    Chris replied to the thread Help finding fuse.
    Looks like Tjech CHZR Fuse.
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    RWE posted the thread Help finding fuse in Fuzes.
    Hey, I have trouble finding the name of this detonator. Hopefully somebody can help me. If additional photos or measurment are needed...
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    Eggburt1969 replied to the thread Fuse, Instantaneous.
    Some page screen captures about safety fuse/fuze, and various detonating cords, that I did a quick search for. It covers things such as...
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    TimG replied to the thread Fuse, Instantaneous.
    See here - https://www.bocn.co.uk/threads/soe-md1-sas-display-in-california-usa.110177/post-344377 by all accounts the metal sheathed...
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    Houndsworth replied to the thread Fuse, Instantaneous.
    Wow, very nice reference post! I have read the tin tube of early British detonation cord was a lead/tin alloy which make sense because...
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    Houndsworth reacted to AMMOTECHXT's post in the thread Fuse, Instantaneous with Like Like.
    Det cord came in 150 metre reels (probably 500 feet (150 metres = 492 feet, 1 & 1/2 inches says Dr Google) in pre metric times). While I...
  • Burney Davis
    Burney Davis posted the thread 17pr / 77mm HE in Projectiles.
    I have attached a line drawing of a projectile for the 17pr / 77mm gun. If anyone has an actual example of this projectile I'd be...
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    Hoeksel reacted to ThomasP's post in the thread A Hotchkiss Case with Like Like.
    Basic Hotchkiss "made-up" case, probably from the late-1800s. Probably US 12pdr. Used a lot for naval ordnance. This Patent probably...
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    AMMOTECHXT replied to the thread Fuse, Instantaneous.
    Det cord came in 150 metre reels (probably 500 feet (150 metres = 492 feet, 1 & 1/2 inches says Dr Google) in pre metric times). While I...
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    Beavertail reacted to Chris's post in the thread smaw hedp warhead with Like Like.
    83 mm Rocket Here is one Hazord Regards, Chris
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