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    #1

    Got myself a couple of nice freebies yesterday

    A mate of mine works in Bomb Disposal based in chester dale barracks, for some time now he has been saying he had a few things for me and the last time i saw him he was heading of to afganistan. I had heard he was back and to my suprise today when i went into work there a 1942 mills grenade and a 1943 rifle fired anti tank grenade, both deactivated and the anti tank grenade has a section cut out to see inside it. Not bad for free if i dont say so myself.

    Ill get some better pics of them tomorrow if there is anty interest.

    I just need to bring home my 2.5 ft tall 120mm spent casing of a type 23 frigate now (ive got a mate in the navy too lol)
  • stona
    • Jul 2008
    • 9889

    #2
    Excellent stuff. Anyone who wants to know what the "Buff" colour of British WW2 ordnance was need look no further than that anti-tank grenade.

    Steve

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    • Ian M
      Administrator
      • Dec 2008
      • 18272
      • Ian
      • Falster, Denmark

      #3
      Cool. Now what ever you do don't leave them on the bus if you take them to show your mates!!!

      Ian M
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      Bismarck

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      • Guest

        #4
        Ha ha i havent been on the bus for about 15 years Ian. Although i was thining on the way home last night i hope i dont get pulled over by the old bill.

        Some more pics anyway.

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        • Centurion3RTR
          • Jan 2009
          • 2093

          #5
          Nice one Paul, thanks for sharing mate.

          Have fun, John

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          • Ian M
            Administrator
            • Dec 2008
            • 18272
            • Ian
            • Falster, Denmark

            #6
            That reminds me, I used to have six 50 cal. rounds somewhere. All where spent, but three of them had the projectile put back in.

            Ian M
            Group builds

            Bismarck

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