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05-01-22, 09:20
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I would keep the discussion about the firing rests in one thread. If needed, I can always split up in separate threads later.
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05-01-22, 11:58
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If I may - I was always thinking that mortar and AOP carriers were not using firing rests at all, no matter of the Mark.
Obviously not true - please see attached picture of british made Mk.1 3inch mortar. I believe this is the variant Lynn is talking about - firing rests mounted outside. However what I still think is that Mk.II variants of mortar carriers and Mk.III AOP carriers have no firing rests - rolled steel (I mean british made at least but possibly also *).
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24-01-22, 08:59
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3" Mortar Carrier
I bekieve this pic is of the prototype for the 3" Mortar Carrier Mk I.
It is a converted Universal Mark 1 with many UC parts still fitted such as the firing rests. The T number may confirm this. Rob
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