Projectile for 5" gun

[Story]

So I run a recycling center and a customer left this in my steel pile. I think it kind of cool and would like to restore it. Few concerns though. First, am I allowed to have it? If not, who do I call? Second, is it safe to handle? I'm also not really understanding what I have. The mk44 is a 30mm belt fed, the mk45 is a 5" projectile. Do I have a misprint?
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Call up the USS New Jersey folks, ask them if they want it. They make it go away, you get to be a hero. Problem solved.

https://www.battleshipnewjersey.org/about-us/

[Rural Ruger]

'Choot it...from about 500 yards away. In an abandoned quarry.


And dont follow me for legal advise....

[SgtRecon]

Anyone over 40 should Rember this

[Mush]

Everyone here (not a EOD or bomb squad person) is just guessing, no matter how much they are trying to help and bless them for their interest. Call the police, don't move the or bang the projectile. Let the professionals deal with explosives.

[bogey1]

'Choot it...from about 500 yards away. In an abandoned quarry.


And dont follow me for legal advise....

I second this.
With more than bullets.

[justsayno]

Hmm.
So, i have to ask, could i buy some term life insurance, for a stranger.?


Asking for a freind.

[bogey1]

Hmm.
So, i have to ask, could i buy some term life insurance, for a stranger.?


Asking for a freind.

I often thought about that. Can one buy life insurance on someone they don't know?

[Rural Ruger]

You could back in the 1800s. There's a local story about the Blue Eyed Six doing that an killing the guy they'd insured.

Now days, I'd guess maybe not so much

[justsayno]

What company, was famous for insuring their workers? Or was it on ncis or other movie

[Royinmontco]

What company, was famous for insuring their workers? Or was it on ncis or other movie

This is very common. Companies frequently have insurance policies for key employees.