Dec 10, 2019 · Now the real confusion, the 3" projo ( M62) was loaded into two different style cases. The M26 straight case as Persian Gulf's example and the type in my collection. Both …

Jun 17, 2019 · The 3" projectile is 76mm and was loaded into 76mm cases, you will not see " 76mm" marked on WW2 projectiles but instead 3"....until post war when the 3" was dropped …

Jun 24, 2014 · The AP cap face shape is correct for the 76mm M62 or M62A1 APC shell. It should have a long, curved, tapering, hollow, pointed windscreen for streamlining and an M66 base …

Oct 17, 2024 · 3-inch M79 AP, 3-inch M62 APC, British 17 PR APDS, 40mm M25 Army casing, British 17 PR casing, 90mm 19 casing. As always, your comments and questions are …

Aug 8, 2017 · Yes, the M26 case would be used in the 76mm gunned Sherman, and the M62 projectile can be used in it, and was also used in the MkII M2 case. The MkII M2 case was …

Oct 13, 2021 · The Army 3” is an entire different round. It is 76mm, and by far much rarer, many novices make that mistake. The APC round for the Army 3” is the M62 designation, ( I won’t …

Jun 1, 2019 · More: I believe by the ink marking on your headcase , ( M62 APC) the correct color for the matching projo for that case marking should be black, with white lettering. However, the …

Jan 29, 2021 · This is the up gunned 76mm Sherman with the M26 case and M62 APC projectile. Interesting, no markings on the driving band, but on the projectile base is ... Jump to content

Jun 22, 2024 · Your sample is from the later Sherman 3” ( 76mm) cannon OR the much rarer Army 3” ( marked “ 3G”) anti tank cannon. As it is dated 1943, most likely an Army 3”. Finding …

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