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30 x 170mm collection updated
- Thread starter Charlie
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DGH This is just the index mate, each round has a page of info and more photos of component parts.
LOL thanks Hicky, Used to collect "british ordnance" but found it to vast a subject so as i have a Sabre with a rarden cannon decided to specialize in 30x170 although a much larger subject than i previously thought.
C.
LOL thanks Hicky, Used to collect "british ordnance" but found it to vast a subject so as i have a Sabre with a rarden cannon decided to specialize in 30x170 although a much larger subject than i previously thought.
C.
Bockscar
Well-Known Member
An excellent collection of rounds....well impressed with them indeed and nicely laid out too. Of course you do know what would happen if one of them was to fall over dont you!
As an aside, I am well up on the deactivation procedure for small arms, but I was wondering what was involved in the deactivation of larger items such as your Rarden. Is it the removal only of key components only or does the burning and welding equipment figure highly in the process!
Bockscar
As an aside, I am well up on the deactivation procedure for small arms, but I was wondering what was involved in the deactivation of larger items such as your Rarden. Is it the removal only of key components only or does the burning and welding equipment figure highly in the process!
Bockscar
I may be completely wrong here - number 43 on the main listing and bottom shelf on left, second from left? Just looks like the right profile for the WW2 version.
Dave.