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Old 25-08-17, 20:15
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I don't think so Kev. My engineer mate who helped me no end with my 2 pounder project also made replicas of the 6 pounder striker for Nigel Montgomery's 6 pounder Churchill tanks and they are much bigger than my 2 pounder striker. Ron
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Old 25-08-17, 21:40
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Ron, do you have a photo of yours in position, I think a 6 pounder striker will fit in the 2 pdr block and engage, but it's shaft is longer so could be modified to resemble a 2 pdr one. I have a couple of 6 pdr deactivated strikers here.
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Old 26-08-17, 09:02
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The 6pdr striker is larger than the 2pdr striker in all dimensions. It is just scaled up from memory, but with an extra long front piece
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Kev I think David is correct. I'm sure every dimension of the 6 pounder is bigger. Here is mine mounted. The one on the vice is another one that I acquired but long gone now. Ron
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Old 26-08-17, 13:42
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If you lay a 6 pdr block next to a 2 pdr block the hole and keysize I believe is physically the same, I'll make a comparison this evening and post photos.
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Old 26-08-17, 18:39
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I think the 6pdr striker was basically derived from the 2 pdr one, has anyone got a picturr comparison of a two pdr striker next to a 6 pdr one.
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Old 26-08-17, 18:55
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Tomorrow I'll ask my mate what drawings he has.....If any.

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Old 02-09-17, 21:50
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I think the 6pdr striker was basically derived from the 2 pdr one, has anyone got a picturr comparison of a two pdr striker next to a 6 pdr one.
Is that a nice "live" 2 pdr block ?
section one part ??
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