Grenades
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*** OUT OF STOCK *** WW2 Yugoslavian inert M35 Defensive Hand Grenade - O 361 A great condition inert WW2 Yugoslavian M35 Defensive Hand Grenade dated 1939. Nicely stamped brass screw top and all screws apart. This is a typical grenade used by partisans during WW2. A scarce grenade in this condition. Price includes UK delivery. Please note that no licence is required to possess this inert grenade if retained as part of a collection or display. £0.00 |
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WW2 Yugoslavian inert M38 Hand Grenade ( 1 x in stock) O 360 - O 360 A great condition inert WW2 Yugoslavian M38 Hand Grenade dated 1940. This is the tin plate, thin walled offensive grenade which relied on blast effect. It could be thrown ahead of advancing troops without , much, risk to themselves. Nicely stamped brass fuse cover and all screws apart. Price includes UK delivery. Please note that no licence is required to possess this inert grenade if retained as part of a collection or display. O 360 £125.00 |
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British M6 Anti-Tank Mine - O 353 A practice NATO British M6 Anti-Tank Mine with smoke charge M77, carrying case and Fuze M76 practice in its container. Original parts, totally complete and a scarce munition. Price includes UK delivery £165.00 |
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Soviet F1 instructional / sectioned Grenade (1 available) - O 107 This is an official sectioned / instructional Russian F1 defensive grenade. Defensive because the thrower has to be in cover when using it as he would be in danger from the fragments. The Soviet F-1 hand grenade, nicknamed the limonka (lemon grenade) is an anti-personnel fragmentation, or 'defensive' grenade. It contains a 60 gram explosive charge (TNT). The total weight of the grenade with the fuse is about 600 grams. The UZRGM fuse is a universal Russian type also used in the RG-41, RG-42, and RGD-5 grenades. The fuse time is 3.5 to 4 seconds. The F1 was introduced during WW2 and subsequently redesigned post-war. It has a steel exterior that is ribbed to generate fragmentation upon detonation and to prevent hands from slipping. The distance the grenade can be thrown is estimated at 30-45 meters. The radius of the shrapnel dispersion is up to 200 meters (effective radius is about 30 meters, by some sources ). The F1 grenade has been supplied to various foreign countries over the years, including Iraq and other Arab nations, and there are different production variations according to country of origin (in terms of finish, markings and spoon/lever design). Though obsolete and no longer in production, it can still be encountered in combat zones. Complete, inert, examples of this grenade are available on the site. Price includes UK delivery. £145.00 |
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RGD-5 Sectioned Instructional Russian Offensive Grenade. - O 106 This is an official Soviet military sectioned / instructional RGD-5 offensive grenade. ' Offensive' because the thrower does not need to be in cover when using this grenade and it can be used when attacking so long as it is thrown a reasonable distance or the thrower is behind light cover. The RGD5 was developed after WW2. In contrast to the pineapple design used in WW2, the RGD-5 has a smooth casing with a crimp line running around the middle of the grenade. The body consists of two sheet-steel havles crimped together with an interior fragmentation liner, similarly to the M67 grenade. The fuse is taller, thinner, and more rounded compared to American grenades, and is hermetically sealed to the body. This means the RGD-5, and other grenades, will still detonate if dropped into water. The grenade has 110g of TNT and the liner in notched to explode into roughly 300 fragments upon detonation. The fuse gave a delay of 3-4 seconds, although the delay could vary. The blast radius was roughly 6 feet, although the grenade would do much less damage at this range if the target was prone. Price includes UK delivery. £125.00 |
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RESERVED RESERVED Box of 100 Eley Cartridge Cases, c. 1908 - O 95 A full original cardboard box of 100 primed, 10 bore, Eley Brothers Limited gas-tight shotgun cartridge cases. Made c. 1908 and in perfect condition. Excellent printing on the lid and side of the box. Rare in any condition, but these are unfired and perfect. Price includes UK delivery. £175.00 |
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Italian WW2 inert Brixia Mortar Anti Personnel Round ( 5x Remaining) Sn O 82 - O 82 This is an original WW2 45mm inert round for the breech loading Italian Mortar; this was a unique weapon with a high rate of fire. Loaded through a sliding breech and propelled using a clip of ballistite cartridges. The round had a small explosive filling (removed) surrounded by a steel wire fragmentation sleave which is present (illustrated). It was detonated by a small impact fuse which is also present. The round retains a good proportion of its original paint. The price includes UK delivery. (6 Available). Sn. O 82 £225.00 |
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Box of 4 BAR mine Drill Fuzes. O 84 - O 84 A complete box of British BAR Anti-Tank mine, Drill Fuzes L 138A1, in superb mint, unused condition. Available as a box or idividually at £95 each. All prices include UK delivery O 84 £365.00 |
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***SOLD***SOLD*** Inert British WW2 4-pound magnesium incendiary bomb. O 72 - O 72 One of the most destructive British weapons was the small (1.8- kg) incendiary bomb used in large numbers to create ground fires over a wide area. Dropped by RAF crews this is a rare example of its type. The nose plate unscrews from the nose weight and the tail section is present. Some cracking to the body typical of its type. Includes UK delivery. O 72 £0.00 |
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WW1 Austrian Universal Rifle Grenade - O 28/188 A very rare WW1 Austrian Universal Rifle Grenade. It consists of a 2 part screw together steel hollow cylinderical body which still contains its fragmentation sleeve now split into sections. It has a brass forward section which has aerodynamic flight holes holes in it. It is fitted with a 28" rifle Rod. This is a very rare grenade and is a lake recovered one from the high mountain battlefields near the Austrian / Italian border and spent many decades in frozen water which contributed to its well preserved condition although the steel is pitted and the rod badly coroded the brass is excellent as is the interior and screw threads. Price includes UK delivery. £175.00 |
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