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Article about: I have an old practice (?) artillery shell. It seems to be made of lead and is hollow like a .58 minie ball. The thing has been fired so the following measurements are approximates: Wt. 4.67

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    I have an old practice (?) artillery shell. It seems to be made of lead and is hollow like a .58 minie ball. The thing has been fired so the following measurements are approximates: Wt. 4.67 lbs. / Ht 4.5" / O.D. 3.0"/ I.D. 2.5" / 23 Lands & Grooves / There appear to be 3 gas checks / The round is mis-shapen from use but seems to have been part of a complete artillery round. Can anyone help identify thisthing? Pls email
    bobduke@taxmtrs.com

    Thanks!

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    I have an old practice (?) artillery shell. It seems to be made of lead and is hollow like a .58 minie ball. The thing has been fired so the following measurements are approximates: Wt. 4.67 lbs. / Ht 4.5" / O.D. 3.0"/ I.D. 2.5" / 23 Lands & Grooves / There appear to be 3 gas checks / The round is mis-shapen from use but seems to have been part of a complete artillery round. Can anyone help identify thisthing? Pls email
    bobduke@taxmtrs.com

    Thanks!

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    Default Re: What Type of Shell Is this?

    Please post a photo, then perhaps someone might be able to help?

    Cheers, Ade.

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