WW2 gunnery range AMAZING find
Article about: Hey guys Well I had a cracking time at the WW2 gunnery range I know of, and I'll post a thread with all my other finds later on this week. I couldn't wait to show you this item though, so am
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Re: WW2 gunnery range AMAZING find
Hi Steve,
I could hear your heart beat in that vid. Don't tell me it wasn't trying to come out of your chest? I'm talking about the moment before you've realized it was safe.
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Re: WW2 gunnery range AMAZING find
Hi Steve,
What a great find and good to be able to see inside, I know without that I'd have been a little careful digging it out. I'm afraid I don't know the fuse stamps either but your thoughts all make sense. The steel looks to be robust so the use of a sand blaster would be feasible it'd make it come up a treat. In fact I keep thinking due to the larger rusted steel finds we often make wouldn't access to a sand blaster or even purchasing one be a blessing for the cleaning, restoring and reconditioning of finds.
One day I hope to treat myself.
Looking forward to seeing what else you recovered.
All the Best.
LUCKYSTRIKE
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Re: WW2 gunnery range AMAZING find
Sometime it can be :
Propaganda shells, chemical shells, grape-shot shells, and incendiary shell,
Not a illumination shell, due of most psrt of them was made from a light materials, some kind of mix of Magnezium.
Chemical and incendiary will be bad, due of most of first World War shells contain very poison substance and in other case Phosphorus
Regards,
Dimas
my Skype: warrelics
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