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Article about: Hi there guys, Some-one i know has found this piece and doesn't know where it's from and where it was used for.. He thinks it's a piece of a (British?) mine. Need some help from u guys...

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    Hi there guys,

    Some-one i know has found this piece and doesn't know where it's from and where it was used for..
    He thinks it's a piece of a (British?) mine.

    Need some help from u guys...
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    can you tell us where he found it ?

    It does look suspicious like a detonator of some kind. If it is, the piece on the bottom could well be the gain. If it is, this is a dangerous item !!!

    Steve T

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    He found it in the Reichswald.
    He is/was aware of it, that it could be dangerous.

    cheers,

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    It looks like a .303 cardridge but he can't read the headstamp.

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    Looks like the detonator assembly for a No74 Mk1 grenade also known as the sticky bomb
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    it could be it!
    thanks for the help.

    cheers,

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    Its just the upper half in the picture i posted earlier,if you look closely you will see the whole assembly is of two part construction,
    im also attatching images of one for you to compare from a clearance task i was on a few years ago
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