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Hi,
No official doc but as far as I know the diameter of projectile is close to 76mm (body) and 80mm on top and bottom (closing disk) so the mortar is close to 81mm.
The diameter of the Stokes 3" bomb at the head and at the base plug, as shown on the inspection drawings, is: High 3.179", Low 3.175". The mortar tube is therefore a nominal 3.2" or 81mm.
The diameter of the Stokes 3" bomb at the head and at the base plug, as shown on the inspection drawings, is: High 3.179", Low 3.175". The mortar tube is therefore a nominal 3.2" or 81mm.
Looking at your first diagram, so these (81mm and 60mm) are early Stokes? Or late Stokes, depending on your perspective. I note that the 81mm has atamped markings on the fuze adapter, PCM M17. Original? No fuze adapter is shown in the diagram.
Looking at your first diagram, so these (81mm and 60mm) are early Stokes? Or late Stokes, depending on your perspective. I note that the 81mm has atamped markings on the fuze adapter, PCM M17. Original? No fuze adapter is shown in the diagram.
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