Charm and old shell

[Thaddeus]

Okay i have not had much time to detect as of late due to ridiculos bullshot, however i did find enough to go to the big hill in hai phong. Its the third most populous city in vietnam and theres a park at the top the only mountain. Its full of very fit old people and tons of garbage. I found a pine grove that the garbage was sparse in, and got a brass piceses charm and.....a muddy bullet. Days later I got around to figuring out what kind of bullet it was. Maybe from a war? I washed it off and saw 1994 and was dissappinted......but i washed a little harder and saw 1944. Does anybody know if this is ww2? It says"DI Z" on one side...i find sooo many shells here but this one .....?

 

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[ScubaDetector]

1944 would be WW2. The shell is not American. Never seen a firing pin like that nor the markings. i don't know what exactly you found.

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Nice finds!

 

[bologna321]

https://goo.gl/images/j8uXdM

Headstamp of 303 British round made in Canada

 

[Thaddeus]

Ok first ww2 find! So stoked! That firing pin is a huge rectangle.....i have never seen anything like that. Its so hard to detect here because of all the trash. Average about ten midtones in 10x10 area really. Foil everywhere. I feel even better that i could pick these brass babies out above all the constant squaking my machine makes.

 

[vpnavy]

Nice finds (especially the 303) Thaddeus. Thanks for sharing...

 

[bologna321]

Rectangular firing pin is probably from a Bren light machine gun