Need your help Identifying this cartridge

[JerryC9]

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https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1--f875nSux1-ILmqBw4_2n3-EiJ17gxb

[DaveInOroValley]

If you don't get any replies ask on this site:

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[beerman]

Looks like a 20mm aircraft round like this4292E4DC-5D1D-4F21-A11A-1BABDED96DBD.jpg

[Preston-CLB]

I agree with beerman. 19.05mm, so likely a "20mm" round.
-P

[FLIGHT762]

Looks like a 20 MM X 102 M61 Vulcan round.

[beerman]

Op yours has a conventional type primer though, my aircraft type is an electronic primer. Doesn’t look like yours.. Still a 20mm though.

[DrewN]

I mean LC - whatever is surely Lake City, yeah?

[JerryC9]

Thanks to all. Yes it looks like the shell is a 20 MM X 102 M61 Vulcan round. Does anyone want to purchase it.?.

[jsanch03]

[IVth Horseman]

[JerryC9]

Someone gave it to my shooting range and they gave it to me. In other words where it came from is totally unknown. They asked me to sell & split it with their charity.

[TrailerparkTrash]

$15-20???? Isn’t worth the hassle when you include shipping and gas costs to drive it to the shipper.

[divingin]

Take a close look at the makeup of that round. It appears to be spun brass or aluminum(though that may just be the image quality.) If so, it's a dummy round.

Somewhere I've got several cast aluminum 20mm dummy rounds that were used to test cycling on the 3-barrel Gatling gun on the AH-1S Cobra helicopter.

[Deelayed]

jerryc_photo@hotmail.com
Photo Link:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folde...4_2n3-EiJ17gxb

Good lord what ever it is I wanna see the device that is used to propell that projectile.

[G-forceJunkie]

Good lord what ever it is I wanna see the device that is used to propell that projectile.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/M61_Vulcan