81mm mortar firing

[CRLovern12]

@thelleht charge 4 is 5844 max range.

[CRLovern12]

God damn Army, can't even do Mortars right. Since when do we load with 2 hands?

[tjokpot]

@CRLovern12 since soldiers want to drop it in straight

[CRLovern12]

@tjokpot since they want to drop it in straight...it's dropping a mortar round not rocket science.

[stormiemcmaster]

11charlies are the shit

[kisharsenal]

0:26 pocket undone - 5 press ups XD lol joke shoot 5 talibans

[AmishGuy222000]

Those training rounds SUCK when you gotta dig them up

[bubba8188]

The Guy in the pack is prepairing

[illidur]

1 guy is inspecting the rounds for damage or somthing else?

[tadghieduffy]

@illidur hes setting the charges

[sidecrank]

Wow,what some men.Does that think just kill military or women,kids old people as well?

[kisharsenal]

@sidecrank it kills or maims anyone in at least 200 yard radius. but their actually accurate so we have nothing to worry about

[CRLovern12]

@kisharsenal 81's have a 50 meter kill radius, so for one its definetly not 200 yards it'd be more like 45 yards and two artillery only has a 100 meter kill radius.

[bubba8188]

when the round hits the bottom of the tube the the firing pin strikes the primer setting off what looks like a shotgun shell inside the base of the round which sets off the cheese charges they build u heat and gas which expands the expansion ring and propels the round down range

[mbe102]

When they knock the bottom, like tap it, does that... like... prime it? Like pulling the pin on a grenade so to speak? Not exactly sure how it works, I just have seen troops tapping it on a rock or piece of wood before putting it in, so... more a guess, anyone know? Just curious, sure I could wikipedia it to be honest, but if you feel like you can indulge be my guest.

[KhmerSerey1]

Nothing more then a barrel,the bipod mount and a very heavy steel baseplate..elevation to about +40 degree to +85 degrees..

[SOjuice]

not to bag on the army but everytime I watch Army mortar vs Marine mortar, the Army lacks fire rate, seriousness, coordination of the mortar team. Well.. I guess I'm used to seeing the Marine mortars more, mostly 60s...

[oke801]

We do it kinda diff in the MC.

[nvyslss]

Yea wtf is with the two hands lol??

[ericrules95]

So he doesn't drop it and cause it weighs like 20 lbs.

[nvyslss]

So because the round is blue, I know it's training or training practice and I also know that the heaviest training practice round made is 9.6 lbs, You're incorrect. I mean i know the army doesn't PT and all but if you can't hold a freakin 10 lbs or even 20lbs round for 20 damn seconds then you should just stick your head over the tube. SEMPER FI

[lulzmaster]

Gotta get me one of those. Nice piece.