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| | Please help identify a projectile infoHere is a link to the pictures http://www.etsy.com/transaction/68950839 |
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I have never seen the likes of it. It looks like a toy/trench art, made from a dummy 20mm Oerlikon cartridge that has been threaded into a set of old 60mm mortar fins, although being 10 1/4" long throws me a bit. Whatever, it doesn't look to me like a viable round for any military weapon. I'd say the silver section is almost certainly a dummy cartridge that was never originally attached to the fin assembly as seen here. "I am totally responsible for what I write,... however I cannot be held responsible for your complete inability to understand" Last edited by senojekips; January 20th, 2012 at 06:01.. |
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That would be my guess as well although I will go with 81mm Mortar fins as I think the 81mm had 3 holes and the 60mm 2 holes. Looking at it further I would suggest the fins are from either an 81mm M43A1 shell or an 81mm M56 round. We are more often treacherous through weakness than through calculation. ~Francois De La Rochefoucauld Last edited by MontyB; January 20th, 2012 at 06:25.. |
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Really strange. I've never seen that. What bothers me is the black base |
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It looks like a 5 inch shell with a display stand. It is not attached to the stand and it could never be fired with that bit in the bottom
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It looks to be some kind of home made mock up
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definitely not a piece of actual military munitions, but it could still be an interesting replica of a pieve of older tech
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