Grenades
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Inert Mint Unfired Czech P1A6 flash-bang hand stun grenade Sn. 11061:19 - 11061:19 This is an inert mint unfired Czech PA flash-bang hand stun grenade. This is the current design of grenade with the reinforced steel base for defeating glass windows. It consists of a green plastic body covering an alloy liner with a steel base. The arming mechanism is made of plastic with steel fly off lever and safety pin. The green plastic body is stencilled P1A6 zP1,5s 170dB 11/07 0952G .Price includes UK delivery. Sn 11061:19 £175.00 |
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Captured INERT Iraqi Training School Display Board With 2 Russian grenades in breakdown form. Sn O 940 - O 940 This is a captured INERT Iraqi Training school display board with 2 types of Russian grenades in breakdown form. The grenades are described as USSR Grenade Hand Offensive F1 and USSR Grenade Hand HE RPG G44. The grenades are full bodies and quarter sectioned bodies with most of the parts in component form, (3 of which appear missing from the board). The blast grenade has a fragmentation ring on the board. The board has 3 plates with Arabic script on them. On the rear of the board is a A4 letter from 45 commando dated 30 April 03 stating that all items on it are free from explosives. Price includes UK delivery. Sn O 940 £375.00 |
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INERT, WW2 Danish Haanbombe Model 1923 (German Handgranate 343d) M23 Defensive Hand Grenade. Sn 10439 - 10439 This is a rare, inert, WW2 Era Danish Haanbombe Model 1923. After German occupation in 1940 production of the grenades continued under the German designation Handgranate 343d. 2 colour schemes have been found on these grenades. The most common observed is grey with a black band. Rarely observed is the yellow colour of this example which has been seen on M23 grenades made between 1940 and 1945. This grenade is excellent and undamaged. It has a steel body with 2 steel ribs and has it's original yellow paint. It has a steel wire lever, brass lever retaining lug and brass end/ fuse caps. The body has 2 very small holes drilled into the body casing. The body has an original small red paint 12 pointed star containing a letter 'K' together with a string of 8 indented 'dots'. Each dot is applied by armourer's at each reloading cycle when fuses are changed. The dots indicate that this grenade was load recycled 8 times. Price for this rare WW2 Danish/ German occupation grenade includes UK delivery. Sn 10439 £345.00 |
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RESERVED RESERVED Inert French Pattern 1914 Bracelet Ball Grenade With Complete Friction Fuse. Sn O 907 - O 907 This is an INERT non dig-up WWI French M1914 bracelet grenade used by the French Army in WW1. The grenade body is of cast iron body with a brass screw in primer and friction fuse assembly. The top of the fuse retains the original wooden casing cover to protect the friction and is in excellent condition. The copper friction igniter retains the lanyard loop. Price includes UK Delivery. Sn. O 907 £195.00 |
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Inert, Post 1960's, British, L9 A1, Anti Tank Bar Mine. O 837 - O 837 The L9- L18 High Explosive (HE) Anti Tank (ATK) series of Mines entered British service towards the end of the 1960's. A number of sub-variants of the Mine exist. They were an improvement on the traditional disc shaped Mines as they provided a larger coverage area per mine which allowed a large reduction of the number of mines deployed. The Bar Mines saw service "in anger" with small detachments of Special Forces of the British Army during the Gulf War of 1991. A number were captured from Kuwaiti Army stocks by the Iraqi Army in 1990, who subsequently used by them in the same conflict. It was reported that they disabled a number of M60 Patton tanks and other armoured vehicles belonging to the United States Marine Corps, even those fitted with mine-clearing ploughs. Unless the plough struck the mine squarely in the centre, the mine would often be rotated into a position in which it would blow up the track and front roller of the tank. The British Army has used the Bar Mine as demolition charges, for instance to blow holes in tough compound walls in Afghanistan and Iraq. This is an excellent original inert Bar Mine. The rectangular casing, measuring 47 1/2" x 4" x 3" is made of Brown coloured plastic. A small circular stopper from one end of the case is missing. The body is embossed at both ends ' Mine ATK HE Blast L9 A1' and marked with original white 7 yellow paint 'Inert'. The casing of this example contains inert filler and weighs 10 Kilos which is close to it's original operational weight of 11 Kilos. The arming fuse assembley is in place (illustrated). Price includes UK delivery. O 837. £345.00 |
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WW2 Nickel Plated American 2.36" Anti Tank Bazooka Rocket Practice Projectile. Sn 7712. - 7712 This is an excellent original WW2 Nickel Plated for display/ presentation, American 2.36" Anti Tank Practice Bazooka Rocket Projectile. It retains all of it's nickel finish, measures 22" overall. It fully dismantles & makes a superb display item. Price includes UK delivery Sn 7712.( see also hollow charge example - put bazooka in search box ) £345.00 |
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WW1 ITALIAN BENAGLIA RIFLE GRENADE. ( O - O 751 / 7007 This is a scarce example of an original WW1 Italian Bengalia Rifle Grenade. Used by the Italians against the Austo-Hungarian and German forces this is rarely encountered in the UK. The cast iron body is complete with its alloy cap and filling screw. The central brass fusing tube is also present. It has three original sheet steel fins and the original 17cm rod which went down the rifle barrel. The grenade was propelled by a 'blank' ballistite cartridge and was steadied in flight by the 3 fins. It had a simple impact detonator and no safety feature. This is a nice example of a scarce Italian grenade. The price includes UK delivery. ( O 751) £295.00 |
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WW1 French Guiddetti Trench Mortar Grenade - O 646 This is an inert WW1 French Trench Mortar Grenade, launched from a "Fusil Guidetti". The grenade launcher is made with an old rifle 1874 model "Gras" 11mm (barrel cut at 10 cm of chamber). There were models made, this one firing a 77 mm grenade "Guidetti", range: 200 m. & one firing a 65 mm grenade "Citron-Foug", range: 450 m. Very rare to find and in good condition. The top fuze screws out and has its top brass screw. Some corrosion to the fins but very nice. £225.00 |
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Danish M. 1923 hand grenade - 3526 A great example of a rare Danish M. 1923 hand grenade. After the German occupation in April 1940 ordnance plants continued production using the German name, 'Handgranate 342d" (Offensive) and 'Handgranate 343d' (Defensive). Complete with all its external componant parts and in excellent condition. Price includes Uk delivery. ( sn. 3526 ) £245.00 |
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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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