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Posted: 1/10/2010 11:48:51 PM EDT
| I heard that some people can buy 60mm mortar kits where can i get one and are they all regesterd as a dd, and how expensive is the ammo. |
| AFAIK, there's not a manufacturer FFL making them right now. You could buy one from a private owner or you could get an approved Form 1 and then put it together. If you're in California, I understand you will also need to get an approved California DOJ permit for a destructive device. I have a NFA registered 60 mm mortar but it is not for sale. |
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about how much do they cost to buy and to build. and how expensive is the ammo and is it even easy to find AFAIK, it's a seller's market. The components include mortar tube, mortar base cap, firing pin, bipod, base plate and sight. The base cap is a Title 1 firearm until it is mated to the tube. That makes it a NFA / Title II item. Training rounds are available at $150 each (fins and inert nose cone included) from Big Sky Surplus (Spokane, WA). |
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AFAIK, there's not a manufacturer FFL making them right now. You could buy one from a private owner or you could get an approved Form 1 and then put it together. If you're in California, I understand you will also need to get an approved California DOJ permit for a destructive device. I have a NFA registered 60 mm mortar but it is not for sale. Hey...You have any pics??? I was a 60 gunner in the leatherneck club. Kinda miss that sport!! |
| My 60 mm mortar training rounds do not contain explosives. Here's a link to a gratuitous photo to one of my motivational posters: http://www.imageseek.com/m1a/gallery/albums/Differents-Motivational-Posters/Old_School.sized.jpg |
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