[shots]

I was going through the garage again today, and came across a box with a complete 80mm mortar mold. These are hardened steel, weigh a ton, and were used, I suppose, to manufacture 80mm mortar rounds. I don't have a clue what they are worth, and I would be happy to take pics if someone would like. They are NOS, I removed the cosmoline from one just to see what it looked like clean, the rest still have the cosmoline on them.

Any interest?

 

[Mouse]

PM sent.....

 

[hotchkissmtrifle]

Well, at least now I feel better about what I have in my own garage, thanks Shots!

 

[47lincsled]

mortar molds

What rounds are these molds for? I would like to see a picture if you could post one, if you have the set up for doing resin rounds you could probably make some money, it would be a lot easier the turning them out of bowling pins like I have been doing. Thanks

 

[nitrovieques]

interested

hey Shots,

pm sent....i am interested in seeing a picture of this....could use that for many projects...i assume it will take molten iron no problem?

later

 

[shots]

ok, lets see how it goes...these are pics from my cell phone cam:

there is a lot of cosmoline on the other plates. If someone is seriously interested, I will dig it off and look for numbers.
Scott

 

[47lincsled]

molds

Can you tell which piece of the motor round these molds were made for? I can't quite figure it out, it would help if you had a tape measure in the picture to give some reference. How many pieces are there to each mold? Any idea what the complete mold weighs? Very interested!

 

[Dangerous Bob]

Is there anything for making the fins.
Bob

 

[nitrovieques]

threads?

are there any inserts that go down the middle to leave the cavity and threads for the fuze?....perhaps lay them out on a table in all parts needed for one complete round.

quite interested as well....may make a great paper weight business!

later