Description
Secure an essential component for your artillery restoration or collection with this New Old Stock (NOS) 81mm M29 Mount Attachment Ring, part number 7307997 and Federal Stock Number 1015-096-3193. Specifically designed for the 81mm M29 mortar, this attachment ring played a pivotal role in maintaining the stability and functionality of one of the U.S. military’s most widely used mortar systems.
Key Features:
- Critical for Mortar Barrel Stability: The mount attachment ring secures the barrel of the M29 mortar to its bipod, ensuring proper alignment and stability during firing. Its robust design supports the precise delivery of mortar rounds in field conditions.
- Historical Relevance:
- The 81mm M29 mortar was developed in the 1950s as an upgrade to the earlier M1 mortar. Lighter and more mobile, the M29 offered improved accuracy and range, making it a mainstay in U.S. military operations through the Vietnam War and beyond.
- The M29 mortar was widely praised for its versatility, capable of delivering high-explosive, illumination, and smoke rounds. It served as an indispensable support weapon for infantry units.
- Components like the mount attachment ring were critical in maintaining the mortar’s reliability and effectiveness during combat operations.
- New Old Stock Condition: This attachment ring is preserved in its original, unused state, ensuring historical authenticity and functional integrity. Its NOS status makes it ideal for restorers, military historians, and collectors of vintage artillery systems.
Product Details:
- Condition: New Old Stock, unused and well-preserved
- Part Number: 7307997
- FSN: 1015-096-3193
- Compatibility: Specifically designed for the 81mm M29 mortar
- Collector’s Appeal: Perfect for artillery restorers, military history enthusiasts, and collectors of Cold War-era weapon systems
Approx length 6", Approx width 4", Approx height 1", Approx weight 1.1lbs.
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