here it is in action
here it is in action
As well as the AP round, SmK tracers and PmK phosphorus incendiary rounds also exist, although these may have been developed for the TuF machine gun rather than the anti-tank rifle. However, both are extremely rare.
In the early 1930s Britain bought newly made rounds from Sweden and also reloaded WWI German rounds as part of the research that eventually led to the .5 inch Stanchion rifle and then the .55 inch Boys. The British reloaded rounds are identified by coloured rings around the lower part of the case.
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TonyE
British Military Smallarms and Ammunition
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Just to remind pse the learned members I am still looking for WWI dated T Gewehr ammo and indeed the elusive drill round. Has anyone any images of the ammo puch in use?
VMT
Mark
Mark
Next time you are in London let me know. I have probably three spare rounds for the T-Gew.
Regards
TonyE
British Military Smallarms and Ammunition
Collector, Researcher and Pedant
https://sites.google.com/site/britmilammo/
Tony great news and thank you very much.
Mark
Still looking for the rounds but has anyone ever seen the wooden boxes for the rifle and the 13mm rounds?
VMT
Mark
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