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Old 09-03-25, 10:59
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Taken from the Armourers Manual this shows the Mk's of Mortars suitable for Carriers.
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Thank you Stephen . Most recent find . It was a strike of luck .An original , good condition Mk7 mortar !
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Looks good, any date on it?
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Old 13-03-25, 11:13
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Thanks Stephen . Don’t know , will look closely for one and report back .
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Old 13-03-25, 14:57
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There is also a modification to install the 2 inch mortar on the engine cover, using a fabricated mount and the small baseplate. It was detailed in one of the old CAMT booklets if I recall correctly, and required removal of the firing rest located on the engine cover.

Very nice find Robert. Is it Canadian? I have been hoping to find one of those baseplates for a long time.

With the recent OIC firearms bans, it would appear the 2" mortar was untouched, although anything 60mm and bigger was. According to the description on the FRT, the mortar does not meet the definition of a firearm in Canada, I believe due to the low muzzle velocity. I would also expect this will be subject to review.
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Thank you for the info Rob. To answer your question Stephen my MK7 is dated 1944 . Rob i do not see the Inglis mark .Were there other Canadian makers ?
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Here is the maker . H & M of Canada Limited ?
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