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I have been talking to a friend who has been on clearance in the Lebanon for several years now ,He has found several of this type and says these are of israeli origin.sorry dont have anymore info but hope it helps you
Pretty common 52mm infantry mortar from the 1980s, not sure if it's still in use. I was in the IDF through the 1980s, and we only used them for illumination flares. Haven't seen that tip unit before, but our flares all had a green body.
According to Janes there is a 52mm Mk 2-1 HE Mortar with a No. 161 fuze, however as you can see from the diagram it looks like a standard 2 inch mortar. I cant find anything 52mm with a fuze like the one in the photo.
Does the fuze have any other features other than the wrench holes and what looks like a hole for a safe arming wire. It looks similar to the 60mm mortar M52 (but not 2 piece construction) I would be interested to see if it has provisions for a bore riding pin on the opposite side.
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