British Mk. 7 Heavy Antitank Mine

NOTICE: It is illegal to own a live mine at this time. It is not illegal to own a replica or training example.
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This was the primary British antitank mine during the Cold War. They can be found still in use in Ukraine, Africa, and across the Middle East.

[@digglemeister]

Due to conventions and age, the Mk 7 stock was destroyed by the UK, but maybe not by others who still held them and they were sold to all comers. There was/is no anti handling device in UK service. Double impulse isn't a thing with the Mk 7 in UK service, although there was a tilt rod attachment that could be initiated other than by vehicles (i.e. caught on clothing, person) Due to the signing of Ottawa Convention by the UK the tilt rod was immediately withdrawn from service. From approx. 2004 the Mk 7 was only 'used' in nuisance minefields in training (and designs of minefields) until being phased out completely .

[@o-sosa7910]

Alright new video I love these! How’s the cough coming along?

[@SecurityGuy42]

Improved. Think I coughed only once during filming this.

[@chemistryofquestionablequa6252]

@@SecurityGuy42glad you’re starting to feel better

[@alnov91]

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