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Russian shop made Mortar

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I think these were made at Stlingrad, and shot a round bomb, any other info out there?

This one has welded firing pins, the half round rim holder looks like it takes a shot gun blank, the barrel has a perforated plate
to separate the bomb from the direct blast of the blank. It looks like a Northover on steroids.
 

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I think these were made at Stlingrad, and shot a round bomb, any other info out there?

This one has welded firing pins, the half round rim holder looks like it takes a shot gun blank, the barrel has a perforated plate
to separate the bomb from the direct blast of the blank. It looks like a Northover on steroids.
It`s Ampulomet and produced not only in Stalingrad. Produced started before WWII.
Here you`re huge good article, but on Russian - http://topwar.ru/581-ampulomet-zabytoe-oruzhie-vov.html
 
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