File:Russian - MUV pull fuze.jpg

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DescriptionRussian - MUV pull fuze.jpg	A Russian MUV pull fuze used for booby-trap purposes. Typically, a trip-wire would be attached to the striker retaining pin. Once the safety pin is removed, pressure on the trip-wire pulls the retaining pin free, allowing the spring to push the striker into the percussion cap, activating the detonator.
Date	Before Nov. 1957
Source	US Government, TM 5-223 Nov. 1957
Author	US Gov.
Permission (Reusing this file)	US Gov PD.

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