7.5cm sprgr

[yarik_jar]

Hi! Who has informatoin and scheme about this shell ?
Best regards, Iaroslav

[klarkon]

Maybe 7,5cm SprGr.42 without tracer for Kw.K.42 Panther gun.

[me6_130]

Yep, that is what it looks like. The double band is typical on Kwk42 rounds. It is in really nice condition


Carles

[klarkon]

If the fuze has not delay setting key - then it is kl AZ 23 Nb (Pr)=Kleiner Aufschlagzünder 23 Nebel Preßstoff for smoke shells (Nebelgranate).

[yarik_jar]

Thank you! Very important information!!!
And last question - how much costs this shall in Europe?

[me6_130]

Start an auction at Egun and you'll get the right price.

Carles

[yarik_jar]

Not good idea, will be problems with delivery...

[me6_130]

How would you send it then...If you want to sell it you will have to send it somehow. Mail service is more and more restrictive. Before I used to buy complete tanks rounds from all around Europe but now it is a problem, mostly if they are sent by plane.

Carles

[yarik_jar]

And last question - how much costs this shall in Europe?

It`s was retorical question

[yarik_jar]

Hi!!! New photo and new question...
Marking on fuze (1th photo) ONLY kl.A.Z. 23 Nb without (Pr). Мaterial bakelite and steel inside.
2d shell with aluminium fuze, marking - KLAZ 23(umg)
It's early and late release? Or not?
Best regards, Iaroslav

[klarkon]

Both variants were produced until the end of the war - If this shell is the same on both pics ....kl.AZ.23 umg is better, because kl.AZ.23 Nb is designed for smoke shell only. (I have not information about smoke shell for Kw.K.42 Panther gun).

[harrison987]

Wasn't this also used on the 7.62 cm PaK 36(r)?

[klarkon]

7.62 cm PaK 36(r) shells had only single rotating band. (7,62cm Sprgr.39)

[klarkon]

7,62cm Spgr.39

[yarik_jar]

Photo 7.62 Pak 36 from my collection