this is my favourit Relic item, i dont evenm know if they german or what ever country i just think always how much force is needet to make this kind of damage and somehow it looks like a piece of art
this is my favourit Relic item, i dont evenm know if they german or what ever country i just think always how much force is needet to make this kind of damage and somehow it looks like a piece of art
It looks like it was caught in the travis of a turret, looks cool
It idoes have a certain charm.
P120 is the makers code. "P120" = Dynamit A.-G., vormals Alfred Nobel & Co., Werk Empelde, Germany.
Wartime links are slightly different in construction with little springs between each link.
Cheers, Ade.
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Right....scrub that date then
German 7,92 headstamp markings 1937-1945
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something odd here
i agree with Ade
if you look at the primer its held in the case by three stampings
to my knowlage that was not done with german war time ammo ?? again could be wrong
and the bulet head is very slim an pointed
7.92 or 8mm in my experiance is much more curved
i would say thes are 7.62 nato rounds
but there we go
the question is the date
is it a date
i dont know im not an expert
lets see what others have to say
cheers ian
It is a date, but I don't understand how they have come to be in post war links. Most odd.
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