WWII US 37mm Shell

This video is about my WWII US 37mm Shell. It has a M74 AP head dated 1942. The shell case is a M16 dated 1943 while the primer is dated 1942. The M16 shell could be used with vehicles such as the Stuart, M8 Greyhound, etc.

[@donalfinn4205]

Very interesting indeed.👍

[@wald473]

Wow, I have exactly the same shell casing in my museum on the eastern Front
She was found at the sites of the large-scale tank battle "Kursk Bulge" near the city of Belgorod during the explosion of the American M3 - Stuart tank, which transferred to the USSR as a Lend-lease, she was
covered in shrapnel wounds
Change: I was wrong about the tank, most likely it was the M3-Lee , since these tanks were definitely there and they had an additional 37mm cannon Stuart was already an old model in 1943

[@WarTalks]

That’s really cool, I do have a lend lease part but it’s just a small piece from a Sherman tank.

[@MrDan1509]

Just turned a sick long high bc looking bullet out of aluminum round stock. It looks like a .300prc on steroids! Lol..

[@michaelpierson7256]

Clean the corrosion off primer area, it doesn't get better with time

[@A.G.798]

The Shell is Black, hi is a Amor Piercing! ❤ Zu deutsch Panzersprenggranate!

[@rj4590]

Looks like a giant .30-30 Win..

[@MONTANI12]

how do you even acquire something like this?

[@WarTalks]

Through places like Gun Broker.

[@MONTANI12]

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