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    #1

    88mm TANK ROUNDS

    Was the Flak 18 marked steel casing with C/22 st Primer used in tanks
    or would it be marked Kwk 36. thanks.
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    #2
    88mm Rounds

    There are two for sale on E-Stand both are marked Flak 18 but with different
    markings, both are meant to be Tiger 1 A.P Rounds. Opinions please.

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      #3
      Cartridge case for 8,8cm FlaK 18/36/37 and 8,8cm KwK.36 were the same, only painted marking was different.

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        #4
        @Klarkon ? From what manual is this page ?
        I am puzzled by the 8,8 cm Pzgr 40 (W).


        Zünder,


        www.wk2ammo.com

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          #5
          Zünder - source : H.Dv. 119/328 Schußtafel für die 8,8 cm Kampfwagenkanone 36 (L/56) (8,8 cm Kw.K. 36), Februar 1944
          I have only two pics of poor quality. :-(

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            #6
            Originally posted by klarkon View Post
            Zünder - source : H.Dv. 119/328 Schußtafel für die 8,8 cm Kampfwagenkanone 36 (L/56) (8,8 cm Kw.K. 36), Februar 1944
            I have only two pics of poor quality. :-(
            OK, thanks.
            I will see if i can find it in Freiburg.
            I am surprised by the "W", which normally stands for "Weicheisen", except i've never heard of a 8,8 cm Weicheisen..
            I do own a unknown solid 8,8 Pzgr, and now i am beginning to suspect it might be a "W".

            Zünder,

            www.wk2amo.com

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              #7
              You are right, H.Dv. 119/328 mentions "W" as " Kennzeichen für Weicheisen".
              8,8 cm Pzgr 40 (W). Weight : 7,3 kg, muzzle velocity : 930 m/s.

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                88 mm ROUNDS

                Do the stampings look correct for this one Pzr 39 and the second picture is this
                casing for the H.E round.
                Attached Files

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                  #9
                  If the inscription on the cartridge side or bottom is not retained, the exact determination of the weapon is doubtful.
                  Because the primer can be easily exchanged.

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                    #10
                    88mm rds

                    Yes I understand this just confused about the different stampings on the base of the case, according to Hdv 481/60 Kwk 36 L/56 the stampings should be the same as shown in the first picture.

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                      #11
                      Rest of inscription on the cartridge side. Determination is indisputable only if it is preserved

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                        #12
                        88mm Rds

                        Any shells for sale still left in Finland also looking for A.P round.

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                          #13
                          I do own a unknown solid 8,8 Pzgr, and now i am beginning to suspect it might be a "W".

                          Zünder - www.wk2ammo.com

                          Would you care to post a picture -- is it identical to the drawings of the 8,8cm Pzgr40 or more closely resemble the Pzgr39 or 39/1?

                          Rich

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                            #14
                            @Rich, i cannot add pictures, but you can find the same model here
                            http://www.wk2ammo.com/showthread.ph...-Flak-18-36-37
                            If i'm not mistaken, you are a member. ;-)

                            It looks like a Pzgr. 39, same dimensions, FES bands etc, but the shellbody is solid steel, it has no fuze and no tracer.

                            Zünder,

                            www.wk2ammo.com

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