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How do you build a mortar?

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Anonymous

13y ago
Updated: 2/26/2023

Follow instructions for a PVC rocket launcher, then add a bipod. All you need is a 12 gram charger, a valve and Pvc tubing.

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Horace Hill

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2y ago

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