i need help

[AMcLeod]

i recently found some small arms rounds that appear to for a shot gun but not sure. they have russian markings on in so i'm told, on the back of the round at the top it looks like an inverted Vover a triangle and the bottom is stamped the number 72. the main body is made out of cardboard and has the number 93 in a box stamped in green ink. the one complete round that i have appears to have a mtal slug. any info on this would be helpful as i do not have access to a series 60. oh and it is much larger then a standard 12 gauge round. thanks in advance

 

[Nfld Sapper]

Maybe if you took some pictures of it we may be able to help....

 

[thewildandelusivebacon]

i recently found some small arms rounds that appear to for a shot gun but not sure. they have russian markings on in so i'm told, on the back of the round at the top it looks like an inverted Vover a triangle and the bottom is stamped the number 72. the main body is made out of cardboard and has the number 93 in a box stamped in green ink. the one complete round that i have appears to have a mtal slug. any info on this would be helpful as i do not have access to a series 60. oh and it is much larger then a standard 12 gauge round. thanks in advance

Russian 10 guage slug?
Look something like this?

 

[George Wallace]

Where in Russia is Cleveland?

 

[Illegio]

This is only a guess, but it could be a 23mm Barricade round for the KS-23 series of shotguns.

These shotguns are made from rejected 23mm anti-aircraft cannon barrels, and correspond to roughly 4- or 6-gauge, depending on what standard you use.