Flow-Rider
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I won't go there but I think he gets help from Burt on those occasions.
The stupid questions thread.
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pink poodle
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I looks like some kind of a plug with a bump on it to prevent over insertion.
safreek
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He just smokes the pipe watching, he ain't gettin in in my fun
Photo of Burt perving
pink poodle
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The dog...walking the dog.
safreek
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Does Gina really play with you. Never noticed that before
pink poodle
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It's new...just imagine her with a human dildo lube, and amyl. It's a hard life, but it pays the bills.
Flow-Rider
Burner
It's had a hard hit from the front by the looks of it already, thought about taking it home and cutting it in half.
moorey
call me Mia
Mother of all butt plugs.
FigBo0T
Puts verniers on his headtube
It's not from a mortar we've used in the last 100 years. Some sort of artillery round? What do the numbers say, and what are the dimensions?
(I was a mortar-man 30 years ago, but far from an ordinance enthusiast ... I did some research .)
Flow-Rider
Burner
I've left at the trails, It's about the size of your thumb.
pink poodle
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Train detonator. Used by rail line workers to warn on coming trains of their presence
FigBo0T
Puts verniers on his headtube
Going by the lug on it, I'd say it was from an inert training round of some kind. The lug doesn't gel with the whole 'projected from a barrel' concept.
I can't find any similar fuses after a bit of googling.
No. Train detonators aren't projectiles. Well, it wasn't the intended purpose.
They've looked like that for a long time, and before that, they were just a flat fire cracker with a magnesium wick
Flow-Rider
Burner
It might have had a steel or aluminium shroud around it at one stage, I honestly thought it was an oxy-acetylene cutting tip at first glance and thought WTF have they done out here with any Oxy but once I had picked it up, I found that there's no hole in the tip to be any type of nozzle that I can see.
FigBo0T
Puts verniers on his headtube
It has the right shape and construction for an artillery fuse, but none I can find across a range of ordinance have any kind of protusion on the head like that. But yeah, I'm not any kind of expert on this stuff. It just interested me, so I dug a bit.
Flow-Rider
Burner
Definitely a mortar fuse, went back today and had a good look around the area then found the rest of it. Somebody has already taken the fuse I left on the rock too.
FigBo0T
Puts verniers on his headtube
Definitely not a mortar then. Too big. We've used 81 mm since the mid 60's, and smaller before that. 81 mm is the barrel diameter, which is a fair bit bigger than the head.
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Flow-Rider
Burner
It has exploded and it's not going to retain its original size. Same park by the way.
http://division2news.blogspot.com/2019/06/warning-to-bush-walkers-after-world-war.html
Flow-Rider
Burner
Just looked on the Australian UXO site, they did use 100mm mortars back then too.
https://www.defence.gov.au/UXO/_Master/docs/Types/Mortar4-2InchRev01.pdf