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    WRF Club member Danmark's avatar in War relics WW2 military forums
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    Default Panzerschreck shield relic

    Just got this Panzerschreck shield in from a Latvian digger. In relic condition but still solid, it is only missing the top glass hinged cover ( I guess the bottom cover was for a spare? ) and the latch is broken off ..... but for a piece of tin to have survived this well, I'm chuffed to own one. You don't see a lot and guess there is even less here in the southern hemisphere?

    Question is - does anyone know what the loops were for?
    I haven't seen a photo where they are in use.

    Thanks, Dan
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    Default Re: Panzerschreck shield relic

    I HAVE to bump it up again - surely someone knows what the loops were for????
    There has been MUCH discussion on "schrecks" here in the Past - Ade has one and so do others.......

    Cheers, Dan

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    Default Re: Panzerschreck shield relic

    I have no idea about the loops, but it's a nice piece of kit you got there.
    I'm thinking shipping cost here

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    Default Re: Panzerschreck shield relic

    camo, foliage etc? Nice item
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    Default Re: Panzerschreck shield relic

    Actually not a bad guess mate.
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    Default Re: Panzerschreck shield relic

    Thank-you guys, that seems a logical explanation.

    Many things have brackets fitted that never actually get used and then the reasons for there existence is lost forever. ........ this may well be one of them!

    Cheers, Dan

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    Default Re: Panzerschreck shield relic

    I'm a huge fan of such relics and I like this piece!!
    I really like relics... I like them a lot!

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    Default Re: Panzerschreck shield relic

    I like it too. I can only think of camo foliage as well.

    Cheers, Ade.
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    Default Re: Panzerschreck shield relic

    Could it be these loops are for some kind of carrying straps?

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    Default Re: Panzerschreck shield relic

    I cannot see that, as there are loops for the sling on the 'schreck itself.

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