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Not CW but there still shells

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SharkHunter

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These were found last Friday. I found the 1 on the left which is made of brass the 1 on the right is iron which was found by Vern. Does anybody know what era they are from? [attachment 14450 1230051.jpg]
 
I think these are WW2 practice bombs

I have seen many non-dug...they held a shotgun shell in the nose and marked the area they hit...yes they look lke mortor rounds but they are not.

Dean
 
I see several people have replied that those are "mortar rounds." Nope... they are WorldWar2 era rifle-grenades. (The hole in the base below the tailfins fits onto the muzzle of a soldier's rifle.)
Another poster is correct in noting that the ones you found are non-explosive "dummy" ones, used for training purposes.
I dug that same model of "dummy" rifle-grenade in a WorldWar2-era hutsite (along with some 1942 Mercury dimes) while relic-hunting on a defunct US military base ...which must remain nameless. ;-)
Regards,
TheCannonballGuy
 
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