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Re: Brass collecting

#41 Post by pe4king »

Bugger lets have a look at that stamp again APCBC2PR1X
we know Armour piercing cap balistic cap lets look at the rest other clue here :idea: 2PR1X 2PR 2pdr possibly :oops:
sandgroper have we got to the bottom of it then ;)
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#42 Post by Sandgroper »

pe4king wrote:This is turning into an epic now, see ovenpaa you have stirred up an ordnance related hornets nest ;)
We will get to the bottom of this one way or another until at least I can actually find a purpose for my existance today :roll: so between the list of tasks I have been directed to carry out today from Mrs PE4 I shall endeavour to dig through the 25 or so ordnance ref cds the 2 are very similar the devil is in the detail as they say it looks like a 40mm (having dug up approx 20000 of the little mites in the past) but other things could also point to 2pdr which is 37mm.
I should really get myself a life as you can probably guess im not shooting this weekend :lol:
Me too. I should be going to the club AGM and morning shoot - no chance - we don't have a road anymore, just a very wide footpath! :lol:

I shall be doing some more research, in between sledging and getting pelted with snowballs from my son! I might even go through my small collection of brass and see if there is anything worth posting. Maybe we should have a brass sub-forum?
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#43 Post by Sandgroper »

pe4king wrote:Bugger lets have a look at that stamp again APCBC2PR1X
we know Armour piercing cap balistic cap lets look at the rest other clue here :idea: 2PR1X 2PR 2pdr possibly :oops:
sandgroper have we got to the bottom of it then ;)
Staring us right in the face! :oops:
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Re: Brass collecting

#44 Post by pe4king »

never overlook the obvious :lol:
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#45 Post by Jenks »

Rarden 30mm cannon cartrige case (i think) alongside 6.5x55se

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#46 Post by Jenks »

7.9 or 8mm take your pick.

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#47 Post by Sandgroper »

Picked this one up years ago. I only recently found out what it was and who made it.
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#48 Post by pe4king »

here we go again 9mm training paintball marker
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#49 Post by Sandgroper »

Correct in one.

http://www.simunition.com/index_en.php

I found a whole mag of these back in about '95 while doing a QRF ex on base. I pocketed a couple and handed the mag in. A short time later the XO wanted to see me, I gave him a run down of where I had found it etc, as I was leaving his office heard him say to the WOFF, "WTF are they doing here!"


He's another one for you.
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#50 Post by pe4king »

7.7 Jap :?: :?: :?: at a absolute guess
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