Talk:M29 mortar

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Rate of Fire

Ok, rate of fire is given as 30 rounds in the first minute, meaning 1 per 2 seconds, and then a SHARP drop to 4-12 per minute after that...this sounds very peculiar. First, the initial rate seems very high, and then, why would the rate drop so notably? 62.220.164.103 (talk) 08:56, 22 October 2015 (UTC)[reply]