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Wondered if anyone can recognise this mortar.It's obviously a 50mm but markings don't give much away. the nose is bakelite and marked 482-42 and Mn followed by a diamond symbol.
It's in relic condition and contains no charge although percussion cap intact.
Also thanks a lot toddyq.
Excellent to have a diagram of this item.
Btw, although the HE has been removed, is there a safe way of determining if the propellant has.
Not sure if this is a potential hazard.
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