Hello! Today I found this cartidge with my metal detector..Can anyone advice me from what army is??? thx
Cartidge marked with B T 3 6E...Provenance?
Hello! Today I found this cartidge with my metal detector..Can anyone advice me from what army is??? thx
It`s Yugoslavian....Pete.
JEDEM DAS SEINE
Yugoslavia? Its strange...I live in Romania and I found in same location just russian bullets from Mosin Nagant rifle and german k98 rifle...also romanian ZB cartidge...It is possible that this bullet is from Yugoslavia and was imported in Romania during ww2??
ZB cartidge
It is marked with PA (Pirotehnia Armatei) and 1940-7.92...I believe it has been also used for k98 german rifle...can this Yugoslavian bullet be used to k98 rifle for exemple??? thx
The number you show as 6E should be the date and is probably 39 for 1939,who knows how it got there?by Fritz Christen 1941
JEDEM DAS SEINE
Yes
It is marked with PA (Pirotehnia Armatei) and 1940-7.92...I believe it has been also used for k98 german rifle...can this Yugoslavian bullet be used to k98 rifle for exemple??? thx
JEDEM DAS SEINE
B Durjava Voenna Fabrika (D. V. F.), Kazanlak, Bulgaria. !
B T 3 Unknown Factory, Yugoslavia (actually Cyrillic letters VTZ) !
Last edited by CINDERSII; 07-24-2018 at 06:15 AM.
This one is a Rumanian headstamp…...ZB is a type of machine gun....Pete.
It is marked with PA (Pirotehnia Armatei) and 1940-7.92...I believe it has been also used for k98 german rifle...can this Yugoslavian bullet be used to k98 rifle for exemple??? thx
JEDEM DAS SEINE
Which cartridge are you referring to (D .V. F.) in the top line?
JEDEM DAS SEINE
Should have read the O.P's descript a bit better forget the B identification in my post and go with BT3 explanation
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