- Location
- Gravenhurst
anyone have, or know where i can find some spent 37MM casings? ITS FOR A COBRAY AR MOUNTED GAS GUN
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37mm Casings
- Thread starter Northern_Smith
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For which 37mm, friend? Hand-crank, automatic, semi-auto, grenade launcher, air cannon, anti-tank, torpedo-boat gun?
The old Maxim 1-pdr was a 37mm, the French and the Yanks used a different 37mm in the First War and the family has grown from there.
Plastic, brass, aluminum, steel? Very short, short, medium, long, very long, super-long indeed?
The more specific you can be, the quicker somebody might say that they can help.
Good luck.
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The old Maxim 1-pdr was a 37mm, the French and the Yanks used a different 37mm in the First War and the family has grown from there.
Plastic, brass, aluminum, steel? Very short, short, medium, long, very long, super-long indeed?
The more specific you can be, the quicker somebody might say that they can help.
Good luck.
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Blastattack
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- Winnipeg MB
I think he means the 37mm casing for the havoc launchers. Not actual military 37mm casings. Could be wrong however.
- Location
- Gravenhurst
Nope not making sausages. Lol i have a 37 mm cobray launcher mounted to my ar-15 a gas gun essentially
NB.nagantsniper
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- northern nb
pm sent with info.
I got a few from Ryan at SFRC, he had a bunch kicking around in the back.
Just gotta figure out how to load them now.
Factory loaded seems to be as rare as hens teeth.
The 12 gauge adaptor is nice, but the flares don't get a tremendous amount of distance from the short 12 gauge adaptor I find.
Just gotta figure out how to load them now.
Factory loaded seems to be as rare as hens teeth.
The 12 gauge adaptor is nice, but the flares don't get a tremendous amount of distance from the short 12 gauge adaptor I find.
