Is that a cartridge?
Good day everyone,
I found this piece today in the forest (which was used as a French training ground in the post-war period)
It weighs a good 50g and is 4.5 centimeters tall and 2cm in diameter. No numbers or letters are (or are no longer) recognizable.
I would like to know what it is, whether it poses any danger, or whether it is even legal to own something like that.
I look forward to every answer
best regards
Sasimperator
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Shotgun floor (Slug) probably caliber 12 or similar.
Is cast out of shotguns and is completely harmless in this state.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shotgun_slug
https://www.swagedies.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=CBST&Product_Code=SGS-3-H&Category_Code=HSWAGE
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Thank you
No, that's not a bullet. At least a projectile.
If it's the "ball" not the whole cartridge.
If it's a "ball", this size is a grenade and dangerous, yes.
But I don't see a detonator and the shape is funny.
It's not grenades.
Bullshit, fired runway and completely harmless.
Yeah, man, I noticed when you wrote it.
Flinten's floor caliper 12 because only the bullet completely harmless…
It could be 1 grenade (trolleybus).