37mm M54 High Explosive Shell Destroying-Tracer Round with M17 Brass Case

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37mm M54 High Explosive With Shell-Destroying-Tracer Round

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Historical Significance:

The 37mm M54 High Explosive Shell Destroying-Tracer (HE SD-T) Round was a crucial component in the U.S. military’s anti-ship and anti-aircraft capabilities during World War II. Designed for use with the M1, M1A2, and M9 autocannons, this round was engineered to deliver a powerful explosive payload upon impact, capable of destroying enemy munitions and fortifications. The tracer element allowed gunners to track the projectile’s trajectory and adjust their aim accurately, making it a formidable weapon against both sea and aerial targets.

The M1 autocannon was widely used in various combat roles, mounted on vehicles and naval vessels. The M1A2 provided enhanced performance and reliability, while the M9 autocannon, introduced later in the war, offered further advancements in firepower and versatility. The 37mm rounds fired by these guns were essential in numerous engagements, providing effective anti-aircraft defense and capabilities against lightly armored vehicles.

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Restored inert 37mm M54 High Explosive Shell Destroying-Tracer (HE SD-T) Round features an M17 Brass Case, and M56 Point Detonating Fuze now available on Ordnance.com. This authentic piece of military history is an essential addition for collectors, historians, and military enthusiasts. Meticulously restored and preserved, this round offers a unique glimpse into the advanced ordnance technology used during World War II, specifically designed for the M1, M1A2, and M9 autocannons.

Restoration Process:

Our restoration process ensures that each 37mm M54 High Explosive Shell Destroying Tracer Round is meticulously restored to its original condition. The M17 brass case is carefully polished to bring out its natural luster, while the projectile is restored to its original finish. If the projectile were originally painted, it would be repainted in the original color and hand ink-stamped with the original markings, preserving its historical accuracy and authenticity.

Product Details:

This restored inert 37mm M54 High Explosive Shell Destroying Tracer Round features an M17 Brass Case, and M56 Point Detonating Fuze highlighting the historical significance and authenticity of this piece. Preserved in restored condition, it showcases the durability and engineering excellence of mid-20th-century military technology. The careful restoration process ensures that the round is safe for handling and display, making it an exceptional piece for collectors and educators.

Collector’s Item:

Owning this restored inert 37mm M54 High Explosive Shell Destroying Tracer Round means adding a genuine piece of military history to your collection. It is not merely a replica but an authentic round that offers a real connection to the operational practices of U.S. military forces during World War II. Its historical significance and detailed restoration make it a valuable addition to any military collection.

Why Choose Our M54 High Explosive Shell Destroying-Tracer Round:

Choosing this restored inert 37mm M54 High Explosive Shell Destroying-Tracer Round with M17 Brass Case means investing in a genuine artifact of military history. Expertly restored to maintain its display value, this round is an excellent addition to museums, educational institutions, and private collections. Its educational significance and historical authenticity offer an unparalleled experience for collectors and historians alike.

Approx length 13", Approx width 2.5", Approx weight 2lbs.

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