- Location
- south stukely
what is it?
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can you identify these munitions?
- Thread starter tristanium
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A .32 S&W case, fired, with some junk rammed into it. You can see the case is swollen from having it forced in.
The lower one looks like a primer or initiator charge for an artillery shell.
A blank for same, maybe.
That a nylon insert around the "primer"? If so, something electrically fired, that should be kept away from static electricity, on principle.
Cheers
Trev
The lower one looks like a primer or initiator charge for an artillery shell.
A blank for same, maybe.
That a nylon insert around the "primer"? If so, something electrically fired, that should be kept away from static electricity, on principle.
Cheers
Trev
- Location
- south stukely
a bit long for a 32s&w?
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AYup!
It's a fired case. Note the dent in the primer.
Just some junk rammed into a fired case, not some special ammo for anything.
Cheers
Trev
- Location
- south stukely
thank you very much to everyone,me and my grandad went thru a bunch of old ammo he collected for many years and these were the ones we could'nt identify.
- Location
- south stukely
well,granddad told me he's got a box full of these special ammo,he was told that they were used in some industrial tool.which one it was he don't know.
Hotwheels81
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- South of GP
probably a specialty round for either a slaughter house or a antique powder actuated tool such as a hot rivet expander... would give you nice point pressure with alot of mass behind it and in .32cal not be too punishing.
