Original Rare Soviet WWII Inert UO-243 45mm Fragmentation Round with KTM-1 Fuze - Dated 1938 Crimean War Measuring angles of azimuth

Measuring angles of azimuth

It is named after Balmoral Castle

to Fort Carson

which was common for officers at that time

and both show some lovely designs

Original Rare Soviet WWII Inert UO-243 45mm Fragmentation Round with KTM-1 Fuze - Dated 1938 Crimean War Measuring angles of azimuthOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a rare & lovely UO 243 45mm Fragmentation round, complete with its shell casing and fitted with a KTM 1 Fuze. Rounds such as this were designed to produce the maximum number of lethal fragments, which would damage personnel and equipment. These were used in the M1937 and M1942 Anti Tank Guns, as well as in the 45mm tank guns M1932 and M1934, which were mounted in the obsolete Soviet T 70 light tank. The round