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I'm on the lookout for the type of mortar baseplate that is proper for the Bren carrier.
The one I have is rectangular, with the spikes on the narrow end, and flat on top, with a small piece of chain, likely to facilitate pulling it from the ground. When I knocked up the bracket on the carrier I had the loan of the different type of baseplate, closer to square, and with a ridge around the top. Any leads/ info? |
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Charlie,
There is a WWII british army airborne base plate up for grabs right now. I am not sure what 550 pounds is in Canadian dollars, plus shipping. https://www.ebay.com/itm/WWII-britis...-/350894225419 :) |
Nice, Stewart..but not the one I'm after...
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Charlie,
Do you have a good picture of the part that you want? I am doing some travelling in the next few weeks and you never know what I might find 0 if I knew what to look for. T'anks, Stewart like this? http://www.mapleleafup.net/forums/sh...ad.php?t=22930 |
Top right photo is the winner, Stewart.. Thx
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Does this help Charlie?
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That's very much like the one that I have, Lynne.
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Does this thread help:
http://www.mapleleafup.net/forums/sh...Mortar+carrier Are your monopod brackets original?, isn’t the rectangular non airborne base plate correct for a Bren carrier ? |
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Very much Lynne.
A near-by buddy loaned me one - for a bit, anyway. here's photo's of my BP: |
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And a few of the loaner on the Carrier...still hope to source one like this...and I've made the rope ring for the collar to rest against..
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The supporting period image with a non-airborne infantry unit (‘Highlanders’ though ... :)). |
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