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UDZ-1
The UDZ-1 is a Former Yugoslavian, tilt-rod-activated fuze, which is used as the fuze component in booby traps for doors, drawers, railway lines, etc... The UDZ-1 has a tilt-rod activator extending from its head, whilst a percussion-fired detonator assembly, such as the M-67, is screwed into its base. The UDZ-1 designation is thought to be short for 'Upaljač Diverzantski Zglobni - 1', which roughly translates to 'fuze, sabotage, articulatio...
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