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Bookmark or Share- M1 Bazooka - FIREARMS - U.S. Militaria ForumPosted July 28, 2013. Any collectors here have an original M1 Bazooka, i am after some reference photo's to check out some drawings i done quite a few years ago. I managed to have the chance to take measurements of the early M1 Bazooka with ambidextrous front and rear sight, with the two grips. The contact box was removed and converted to the ...
- anyone use a "bazooka screen" in your brew kettle?Cleaning hop bags was a real drag for me so I got a bazooka boil screen like the Midwest one and I use only leaf hops now. It works like a charm but I never tried it with pellets. I get much clearer wort into my fermenter now but the clarity of the finished beer is still the same.
- Using a bazooka screen instead of a false bottom in a stainless mash ...I have been trying to search for the best way to use one of my 16 gallon stainless kettles as a mash tun. I can't quite yet bring myself to spend the near $100 for the needed 15" false bottom. Some people online, and many who use square tuns, suggested using a bazooka screen ($10-$15) in place of the false bottom.
- M20 Super Bazooka - FIREARMS - U.S. Militaria ForumPosted March 12, 2020. The M20 bazooka is actually pretty common to find, earlier versions like the M9 are the hard ones to find and are much more valuable. Recent sales and value are about $600-700, some have got more but most I see sell for that. The practice rounds are common too about $75-125 each.
- M7A1 bazooka practice round - FIREARMS - U.S. Militaria ForumPosted May 19, 2014. On 5/15/2014 at 8:31 PM, mpguy80/08 said: The M7A1 was the Training Practice round for the M1, M1A1 and M9 rocket launchers. There should be no rocket motor visible in the rear of the round, and if you unscrew the warhead section you should find a weight rod screwed into the fore end of the rocket body.
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