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Old 16-03-10, 19:22
Brad Mills Brad Mills is offline
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Default F/S Smoke Discharger Bits

Came across 19 smoke discharger remote triggers attached to the short 41" bowden cable as well as the longer 62" cable. All in NOS condition.
The triggers all have proof marks stamped into each part.

$40.00 gets you both cables plus the trigger + postage.
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Old 17-03-10, 03:50
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Default Skuze me but.......

HI Bruce

They look like bicycle hand brakes..... just for my own understanding.... they are intended to remotely pull the trigger and fire the cut off Ross rifle smoke discharger devices mounted outside the UC shell?? Am I right?

Or were the Ross rifle device installed only on the C15TA and other armoured vehicles like the Lynx.....Otter....

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Old 17-03-10, 04:48
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Default 4" Dischargers

Dischargers were either Canadian Ross's or British SMLE Enfields. The cables were for external mounts like Mk.1 carriers, Matildas and Crusaders. Triggers were used for internal mounts like Otters, Humbers and Fox. Picture is of a pair of trigger fired Ross's in the upper right side of a Fox turret.

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HI Bruce

They look like bicycle hand brakes..... just for my own understanding.... they are intended to remotely pull the trigger and fire the cut off Ross rifle smoke discharger devices mounted outside the UC shell?? Am I right?

Or were the Ross rifle device installed only on the C15TA and other armoured vehicles like the Lynx.....Otter....

Boob
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Old 17-03-10, 05:22
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I'll buy them.,

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Old 17-03-10, 14:08
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Default MK I carrier install

Hi Bob,

On the mk I carrier the discharger was installed on that funny cast bracket on the outside of the hull behind the driver and the trigger was located on the right rear inside hull right below the antenna mount.
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Old 17-03-10, 21:24
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Default I see..... except for the smoke!!

....thanks for the educational opportunity.....

How was the cable attached to the trigger.... is the cable housing bolted through the trigger guard and attached to the trigger......?

So like a bicycle brake handle.....pushing on the handle pull the cable which fires the smoke bomb...... and the blank .303 actually ignites/sets off the smoke charge....

Thanks Bruce.

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Old 17-03-10, 21:37
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Default Found my answers.....

.... by browsing the Carrier forum.

Amazing detailed photos os the dischargers and the trigger mods.

Thanks all.

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Old 20-03-10, 13:23
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Default Two Sets Left

Two sets left with both cables that are not spoken for. After that I have some remaining with just the shorther cable...
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Old 20-03-10, 15:16
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Hi Bob,

On the mk I carrier the discharger was installed on that funny cast bracket on the outside of the hull behind the driver
If anyone has an extra, or plans on casting repros of that funny cast bracket for a mk1, please let me know.

Have discharger, no mount.
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Old 20-03-10, 15:44
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Default Make me an offer

Rob,

Make me an offer I can't refuse...

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Old 20-03-10, 19:21
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Name your price.

I have been eating a lot of pizza hut and TGIF out here. I will go back to eating at the DFAC (dining facility) if need be to save up.
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Old 20-03-10, 20:15
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Rob,

Done deal. Bracket will be in the box with the triggers. Sorry about having to eat at the dining facility. :-)
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Old 29-04-10, 06:30
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Default trigger mechanism

Hello Bruce I have PM'd you twice with no result. Do you still have one of these available ?

Thanks

Phill
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Old 29-04-10, 17:20
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Hi Bud

Its Brad that has the cables.

Cheers
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Old 29-04-10, 21:25
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Phillip,

I am out at the moment, but I think I have some more in the pipeline...stand by.
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Old 30-04-10, 01:38
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Brad, I have been remise in thanking you for the triggers. It can be attributed to senility or just advancing years. I will give you positive feedback on MLU-Bay. Positive communication, fast shipping, well packed, exactly as described,
would deal again, good MLU seller.
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Old 09-05-10, 22:18
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Phillip,

I am out at the moment, but I think I have some more in the pipeline...stand by.
Hi Bruce, great pics and info! stupid question- will the bracket also fit on the Mk2?
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Old 09-05-10, 23:27
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Default MkII*

Hi David

The MKII* is different mount configuration.

I have a MKI discharger bracket as well but I would love to trade it for a MKII* bracket.

If you ever get a chance buy Nigel Watsons book its very helpful, and he lives on yourside of the pond.

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Old 10-05-10, 01:02
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Search the thread "Mk2 smoke discharger 4" There is a photo of a Mk2 that I posted.
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