Water changes the propellent charge to black mud ;-)
Water changes the propellent charge to black mud ;-)
Hello ostlanddigger,
That is a very nice score! Great job. Do you resell these? Are these still considered weapons in your country? I believe here in the US they might be considered a "Destructive Device" Not sure though.
I didn't know that the tubes had a propellent charge in them. I thought that they were just the mechanical firing device for the rocket and the propellent charge was located in the body of the rocket. All in all a very nice pick up!!
Fred
Thankyou Fred.Here hese are nothing more than empty metal tubes.
Yes i,m going to sell them.
Last two years i already send few Pz F different type tubes to USa. All reach their new homes successfully.
Only one item-PAK 3,7 shell still lost somwhere in USA customs stocks since December.But i,m waiting for official answer for that from USA .
But even big Pak43 shell passed USA custom service without problem,but small 3,7 PAk stuck in-Hard to tell ...i realy do not know american custom regulation,,,,but as far i know lot of speculation with parcel names-and EASY GO all the time colectors newer sleep.Thanks Fred-i,m glad you like my post
Hello ostlanddigger,
This is a nice hobby you have here. You are doing a fantastic job and finding some great stuff.
Fred
Thankyou Trond.
For the moment i even cant see when i will be in Norway.From time to time i,m there cauze my brother owns two companys there -and sometimes he need my assistance.
I will keep in mind about items you are looking for-But these are quite rare !!!
And thankyou for invitation-NEWER SAY NEWER-SO MAYBE ONE DAY WE WILL A HAVE BEER.
Thanks man-Norway is realy beatyfull country with it,s nature-i love it!
PERFECT FIND MATE!!!! I would love to have one of these if you ever think of selling some of them!!!
Hello guy,s again.Just wish to say ;-today brought back home more 33 PzFaust tubes-from the same place-but lake bank found-one hole filled up.Different condition-but some nice examples.
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