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Metaal Detector Limburg Vraag???
Jarno.G- Corporal
- Name : Jarno
Age : 23
Location : The Netherlands
Registration date : 2017-05-08
Number of posts : 12
Wolverine- Major
- Name : Andrew
Location : Canada
Registration date : 2014-01-18
Number of posts : 1409
That looks like a British type B166 ammunition box, which carried a range of different loads, including if I recall correctly ammunition for the 6-pounder AT gun.
Jarno.G- Corporal
- Name : Jarno
Age : 23
Location : The Netherlands
Registration date : 2017-05-08
Number of posts : 12
Wolverine wrote:That looks like a British type B166 ammunition box, which carried a range of different loads, including if I recall correctly ammunition for the 6-pounder AT gun.
Thx mate for the information
Jarno.G- Corporal
- Name : Jarno
Age : 23
Location : The Netherlands
Registration date : 2017-05-08
Number of posts : 12
Wolverine wrote:That looks like a British type B166 ammunition box, which carried a range of different loads, including if I recall correctly ammunition for the 6-pounder AT gun.
yo you mabye know what this is too??
Wolverine- Major
- Name : Andrew
Location : Canada
Registration date : 2014-01-18
Number of posts : 1409
Yes, I can't remember the code number, but this is also a British box, used for mines. The lid is missing of course.
edstorey- Junior Sergeant
- Location : Ottawa
Registration date : 2012-05-27
Number of posts : 138
Here are a couple of clean examples of the boxes you have found. B166 could be used to carry 3-Inch Mortar Bombs
and M152 was for Mk V Contact Anti-Tank Mines.
and M152 was for Mk V Contact Anti-Tank Mines.
Jarno.G- Corporal
- Name : Jarno
Age : 23
Location : The Netherlands
Registration date : 2017-05-08
Number of posts : 12
edstorey wrote:Here are a couple of clean examples of the boxes you have found. B166 could be used to carry 3-Inch Mortar Bombs
and M152 was for Mk V Contact Anti-Tank Mines.
Thx mate
Jarno.G- Corporal
- Name : Jarno
Age : 23
Location : The Netherlands
Registration date : 2017-05-08
Number of posts : 12
Wolverine wrote:Yes, I can't remember the code number, but this is also a British box, used for mines. The lid is missing of course.
Thx mate
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