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Welcome to TNet Anthony Barbour from Nick in CT! :hello:
Awesome find.
I have found several live rounds over the years, one as recently as Thanksgiving. My oldest live round is from 1918.
 

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Cool find be careful. Welcome from Mi. Tommy
 

Cool finds, Anthony barbour. Looks like you figured out how to add some photos. Congrats and look forward to seeing more. Oh, and welcome to TNet!
 

not sure of the round ID but welcome from Indiana
 

I have dug up a live round and not sure when it was made and where it come from...
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1st - Welcome Aboard McCDig! You didn't list your state (or country) in your profile. So, you might consider jumping over to Sub-Forum: Select Your Area.... for information (i.e., clubs, hunts, finds, legends, maps, etc.) directly related to your state (or country).
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2nd - I searched Google and found MK-19 MOD references...

TM-43-0001-28 Army Data Sheets
Guns, Howizers, Mortars, Rifles, Gren Launchers & Arty Fuzes


TECHNICAL MANUAL -
ARMY AMMUNITION DATA SHEETS - ARTILLERY AMMUNITION
GUNS, HOWITZERS, MORTARS, RECOILLESS RIFLES, GRENADE LAUNCHERS,
AND ARTILLERY FUZES

Here is one of the descriptions MK-19 MOD (different MOD though): This cartridge is a high explosive round designed to inflict personnel casualties...fired from M75 or M129 40mm grenade launchers and the U.S. Navy 40mm machine gun...more...
 

Looks like it’s WWII, manufactured in 1942 if I’m reading it correctly
 

Looks like it’s WWII, manufactured in 1942 if I’m reading it correctly
yes thank you I have done some research on it to and think you are right it is a 75 cal.Would you no if anyone would buy this thing?
 

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