If you look closely at the door stopper of the neighbor's house it was a misfire bullet

I heard that the door stopper of the next house is like a cannonball, so it was a story that it was really a shell. This person rushed to contact the police and asked the experts for bomb disposal to handle it, but the mechanism of the shell is still alive and it is horrible because it was a state that it was not amusing to explode.

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Pensioner used live artillery shell as a doorstop for 20 years | the Daily Mail

John Malinovskis, who lives in Paignton, Devon, Southern England, sometimes worried about a piece of iron that thelma Bonnett living next door uses as a door stopper. He seemed to have returned the answer that he was a cannonball just as he asked Mr. Thelma directly because he was unable to see the chunk as a cannonball.

It seems that Thelma's grandfather brought it back from his journey, so Thelma's father was in the habit of polishing it and was always on the fireplace, and furthermore Thelma 'S son Steve is surprised to say that he has played with this shell a couple of times.

The shell was used by the French Army in the First World War in 1914, and it seems that it was in a state that it could not explain any time, as the inside ignition mechanism was still available.

Eventually, experts in the bomb disposal of the British navy were called, and the neighbor was evacuated and they carried it to a nearby quarry and exploded. It is fairly small compared to the unexploded shells that are blocking and processing railroads and roads in Japan, but it was really nice not to explode when children were playing.