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    Posted 5 years ago

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    hrance
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    Hello everybody,

    I got this missile and I don't know any background or history about this item.
    Appreciate any information.

    Thanks

    Homer

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    1. blunderbuss2 blunderbuss2, 5 years ago
      Looks like a mortar bomb, but not one I'm familiar with. What is the diameter ?
    2. hrance, 5 years ago
      hi blunderbuss2,

      Thank you for taking time to read my show & tell.
      -biggest diameter is 9.5"
      -the very end of the mortar diameter is 9.75"
      -overall lenght is 18.5"
      -number inscribe on the mortar is "11 1/2 LB" & "SSF42"
    3. blunderbuss2 blunderbuss2, 5 years ago
      I'm not a mortar man since I almost kill my crew in Central Amer. while trying to make up a range table, since none was provided. Don't fire into a headwind without computing it into your range table ! This appears to be for a 240 m/m mortar that was copied directly from the French by the U.S. during WWI. I banned myself from laying 81 m/m mortars, to the great relief of the gun crew. LOL !!
    4. hrance, 5 years ago
      thank you for the information sir, appreciate that

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