"105mm, 155mm or Something In-between?" Topic
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| Lion in the Stars | 09 Jul 2014 5:13 p.m. PST |
I'm kinda fond of 120mm mortars, personally. Light enough to move with nothing more than people-power (with enough people), big punch. If you're really feeling brave, you can rig a mount in the bed of a truck. Crane truck to already have the stabilizing jacks, but a truck nonetheless. |
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