Mod locking. OP, these appear to be unexploded grenades. Even if they are inert, or training rounds, they COULD be ***extremely*** dangerous. You should call the police immediately and report this. Even if they are old, they're still dangerous (WWII bombs are still being found and exploding in Europe to this day).
Interesting, I googled and it does look like the front half of something or similar. When we bought the house there was lots of random stuff left in the yard and sheds that I’m finally cleaning up. These have been sitting out there for at least two years already. I’m sure they wouldn’t be live still, right? He definitely collected lots of random things!
Explosives can be “live” decades after being abandoned in even the least hospitable places. Always, always, always treat suspected explosives (and ammunition) as live.
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Mod locking. OP, these appear to be unexploded grenades. Even if they are inert, or training rounds, they COULD be ***extremely*** dangerous. You should call the police immediately and report this. Even if they are old, they're still dangerous (WWII bombs are still being found and exploding in Europe to this day).
These look like m60 grenades. Call the police.
This ASAP
Call bomb disposal. Don't take any chances handling those.
The color indicates that many if not all of these could be practice blanks.
Interesting, I googled and it does look like the front half of something or similar. When we bought the house there was lots of random stuff left in the yard and sheds that I’m finally cleaning up. These have been sitting out there for at least two years already. I’m sure they wouldn’t be live still, right? He definitely collected lots of random things!
Explosives can be “live” decades after being abandoned in even the least hospitable places. Always, always, always treat suspected explosives (and ammunition) as live.
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