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What was in that cigarette
The bayonet saw use in the Colonial Wars of the late Victorian era
An extremely resourceful noncom managed to acquire M2 ammunition that was able to be used in an emergency like this one
This very nice example appears to be complete and is in very good condition
It features an octagonal barrel
Original Soviet Russian WWII 50-RM 40 Display 50mm Mortar with 1941 Dated Bipod & U.S. Base Plate British Ordnance What was in that cigaretteOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic USGI bring back of a mortar that we have only ever have two example of previously. Demilitarized to BATFE specifications, this all original rare WWII Soviet 50 RM 40 WWII inert display mortar is inoperable and fully legal to own throughout the USA without any type of license. It has a bore width hole in the tube, steel cross pins welded across the bore. The tube comes complete with an original