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Mortar rewinding.

01/25/2008 2:25 AM

Notes on mortar rewinding
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Re: Mortar rewinding.

01/25/2008 2:50 AM

Not medical!

Mortar as used in war? Don't rewind rather buy new stuff - have a look on ebay.

Should this not be Motor rewinding?

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Re: Mortar rewinding.

01/25/2008 4:35 AM

Mortar is used to join bricks together. It doesn't need rewinding.
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Re: Mortar rewinding.

01/25/2008 5:41 AM

Isn't mortar a short range, high elevation artillery piece? As I recall, it is nothing more than a hollow tube sealed at the bottom, with a firing pin at the base, and a spring-loaded shock absorption plate. Why would you need to rewind it for?

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Re: Mortar rewinding.

01/25/2008 7:51 AM

Aah a Sidewinder. It is not a mortar and it is not re winded from the side.

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