Can anyone help please.........

**Peter Laidler** · 12-18-2011 09:50 AM

Has anyone out there in forumland, UK icon

or anywhere, got a single, spare new-ish 14.5 (or is it 14.7)mm projectile for a Soviet icon

DUSHKA cannon? Want to make up an inert dummy to be sweated into a sand filled case so it MUST be a ball projectile. No incendary, tracer or HE please!!!!!!!!! Will pay postage to UK

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**TonyE** · 12-19-2011 03:30 AM

Peter - You may find it easier to obtain a complete drill round than a spare ball proj. here in the UK icon

. There are plenty of them around and are usually not too expensive.

Regards
TonyE

**Peter Laidler** · 12-19-2011 05:19 AM

Good thinking Batman.......... We've got a short belt of drill rounds but they are captured drill rounds and on charge and as such, we're not allowed to break them down. Don't ask me why...... I think we'll loose one by the end of next week since I'm doing the paperwork!

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