prideofengland
@prideofengland
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Joined: Jan 24, 2014
Topics: 209 / Replies: 1933
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Re: Mountain infantry gun help?

Thinking about this more, the shell idea might actually be the best way to go. I have found from using my 5cm mortar that you don't need a long barrel...

12 years ago
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Re: Mountain infantry gun help?

Ok, I think I have figured it. Looking at the wheels, the hub is actually right there labeled as r20. The bit labeled r12 goes into the holes in the...

12 years ago
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Re: Mountain infantry gun help?

As far as the breech and the problem of loading a pyro in an elevated chamber are concerned what about cutting the rear lower section of the gun barre...

12 years ago
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Re: Mountain infantry gun help?

Also in the pic below the recoil block seems to be about a foot of the Unterlaffette. If Lutz or Gordon are about a translation of the drawing key's ...

12 years ago
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Re: Mountain infantry gun help?

Some good idea's Not sure about the gun sheild though, remember that unlike a the normal version its a 2 piece left right sheild, in the picture be...

12 years ago
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Re: Shotguns

All true of course, but lets remember this lad has yet to attend his first WW2 Airsoft event, so whilst pointing out inaccuracies for the chosen impre...

12 years ago
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Re: Mountain infantry gun help?

Cheers for all the help lads The kit idea is quite a good one but as Neil says not sure if anyone does this version. I will see how strong my searc...

12 years ago
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Re: Mountain infantry gun help?

New impression for Tim's gun crew then Brilliant mate

12 years ago
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Re: Pioneer/Alte Hasen Zug

Depends if Neil has his gazebo again, thats were we congregated last time I was down there. To be honest Lutz Im sure you will find us soon enough, I ...

12 years ago
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Re: Shotguns

😆 "Oi, Adolf, you nonce! Shaaaht it!"

12 years ago
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Re: Mountain infantry gun help?

Yes, my pics are of the Austrian version, not the German made. When I looked into it briefly I thought it would be easier as the gun shield is often m...

12 years ago
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Re: Mountain infantry gun help?

Found these for the Split trail carriage and Gebirgs version shield Tim. Whilst I understand you wanting to the the Gebirgs version, I can't help...

12 years ago
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Re: Mountain infantry gun help?

However, I thought the split trail weapons were for vehicle towing, in which case you should have pneumatic wheels/tyres surely? I think the wooden ...

12 years ago
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Re: Mountain infantry gun help?

Josh stopped using the steel shell casings for H&S reasons. In the heat of battle some peeps were dropping the rounds in upside down, causing the ...

12 years ago
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Re: Kit Guide: The Italians

Ummmm, Hiki do stone gray Gebirgshosen now as well

12 years ago
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Re: Mountain infantry gun help?

Ah thats useful to know, utilising a car jack had occured to me but did not know how practical it would be, perhaps you can show me what you have done...

12 years ago
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Re: Mountain infantry gun help?

Yes Ebay wagon wheels are the plan Been going through the photo's and drawings I have found so far, I have good information on the barrel/breech, r...

12 years ago
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Re: Mountain infantry gun help?

Ha ha, had not seen that thread as I wasnt on the scene back then but just goes to show there's no such thing as an original idea at least when it com...

12 years ago
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Re: Mountain infantry gun help?

Yes designed to come apart for ease of transportation by man or mule. I thought it would be a good choice for airsoft artillery as the high trajectory...

12 years ago
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Re: Mountain infantry gun help?

Whilst it is true the Gebirgs used a lot off captured mountain guns I believe this split trail version was German, specifically designed for Gebirgs, ...

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