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ID the flare cartridge please

Article about: Can anone ID this ctg? My Dad gave it to me about 40 years ago and told me it was a flare. I just found it in my old room. I had forgotten about it. It It is ~1.625" dia and appears to

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    Can anone ID this ctg? My Dad gave it to me about 40 years ago and told me it was a flare. I just found it in my old room. I had forgotten about it. It

    It is ~1.625" dia and appears to be a flare ctg case that becomes the projectile. An early high/low system.(?) Look at the port holes. It also appears to be a front loading. There is a small fuse in the bottom to exspell a flare or other payload.

    Uncle Bill said it might be for a "flashlight gun" flare pistol. Does anyone have a gun or a ctg that is not fired?

    Thanks
    Doc






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    Default Re: ID the flare cartridge please

    Ctg IDed on another forum. The launcher is the ground projector, M1A1
    Thanks to those who looked.

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    Default Re: ID the flare cartridge please

    Here is a M1A1 ground projector from the 1947 TM 290.


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