13 mm 42M case

[guardianangel]

Hi!

Here is a Hungarian manufactured 13x64B case. It made from brass in 1944 by Weiss Manfred, Csepel -Állami Hadianyaggyár stamp -. It is interesting that the electrical primer is German with an app code.

The Hungarian ammunition types was the following:
- 13 mm 42M HEI-T with 42/13M nose fuze
German: 13mm Sprenggranate Leuchtspur mit Zerleger with AZ 1532 fuze
- 13 mm 42M AP-T
German: 13 mm Panzergranate Leuchtspur ohne Zerleger
- 13 mm 42M TPHE-T with 42/13M dummy fuze
German: 13 mm Sprenggranate Leuchtspur Übung mit Zerleger with dummy fuze
- 13 mm 42M TPHE with 42/13M dummy fuze
German: 13 mm Sprenggranate Übung ohne Zerleger
- 13 mm 42M TPAP-T
German: 13 mm Panzergranate Leuchtspur Übung ohne Zerleger

GA

[guardianangel]

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[megatron]

would fit well in my collection! :p

very nice piece!!!

[megatron]

One of the most rare items I know...

[salamon]

Not half as rare as an ExEiHgr. Mod 39, Shadow. Everything is relative. ;)

[megatron]

Guess what I propose you to do with it?

[zünder]

Nanana ! -5q

[salamon]

Always staying cool, Shadow. But I'm curious. Please let me know,provided that you can find exceptionally your supporting documents.

[megatron]

As I told "untill we find the manual" (or something like that).
Does not mean that I have it. Of course it is difficult to find a manual that deals with items "that never were" like you claim.
Anyhow the future may show what it is.

[guardianangel]

http://www.netlabor.hu/roncskutatas/modules/myalbum/photo.php?lid=9786

Finally here is a full ammunition! Surprisingly the shell manufactured under German inspection in Czechkoslovakia and the case primer also German product. Where was the assembly process? In Hungary or abroad?