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20-09-18, 09:43
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I have a spare barrel brush, complete, for 2” Mortar spare. I think it’s 50’s dated but same as ww2
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21-09-18, 01:18
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23-09-18, 10:30
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Stephen,
I measured my locker yesterday and it is the same 8 1/2" deep as yours so 2" bombs will definitely not fit in end ways. the only realistic fit would be sideways as your photo shows. If the 3 bomb carrier in the photo (marked 3) is an original or a faithful repro I guess that is how they must have been stored, unless anyone else knows better?
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23-09-18, 16:26
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2" Mortar
Thanks Mike
At least that means mine is ok. I have never seen any of those 3 bomb carriers before either so will have to see what comes up. Cheers Stephen
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