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    A very large extractor

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    RCS is that from just as a total guess from say a 20 ~ 40mm weapon.
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    105 Howitzer?
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    Clue: came from a US WW2 tank
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    Quote Originally Posted by RCS View Post
    US WW2 tank
    Sherman's 75/76mm?
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    Correct answer, from a Sherman with 75mm
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