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Ripcord, surefire X300? Why's it in the air :D ?

Eris- I am going to say that the howitzer is a M101 from the Vietnam era. 105mm and a predecessor of the M119. Not 100% possitve though. Plus I've never seen a brace go across the back of a...

Right on! Pieces of shrapenal I dug out of my truck after we got hit, there were some larger pieces but I gave those to the gunner and my TC. Largest piece was about 1in to an inch and a quarter...

Nope not flattened rounds, although I do have a couple of those too. This is modern era.

From my personal collection. Yes this is too easy, but that's alright.

By the way if you can guess what the brown chunk is on the lower piece you get a gold star :D .

yep 203 firing pin, kind of an easy one but i hadn't seen one before the other weekend

Here's one, not my picture got to thinking about it after tinkering with it a little while ago.

K I'm kinda pissed i didn't get that. Thanks!

So what the hell is it Eris, I've been waiting.

:) :) :) :) :) Well alittle stupidity of throwing it into my truck, taking it to a gravel pit and 5 lbs of tannerite later it's gone. Agreed though it does look like a AT round after doing some...

Not so much what is it, but what is it meant to go to and how old is it.

Info: The round is 9 inches long, 2.5 inches at the base, and the maximum girth is roughly 2.75 inches. No visible fuse...

Yep, Tsar tank developed in Russia in 1916-1917. 1 prototype, and it got stuck when tested due to the small rear wheel which would get stuck in ditches, or soft dirt. Tank stayed where it was...

lmao, close.

Ok, I'll try. I think I uploaded this right.

out of a huntch, I saw something similar/identical in a mueseum I do believe. Gernman, primative IR/NV scope meant mostly for an assault rifle, WW2 STG44. Issued on a limited basis. I do not know...

Part of the buffer spring assemly for an ar or m4?

Blah can't remember the name, I know it's an underwater weapon though, Russian weapon I think.