U.S. Inert M6A3 HE Rocket

This is a inert M6A3 high explosive rocket for use with the M1A1 and M9A1 Rocket launchers. U.K. Sales Only.  read more

Code: 68468

U.S. Inert M49A2 60mm Mortar Bomb & Container

This is a inert M49A2 60mm mortar bomb for use with the M2 and M19 mortars. This example is dated 1941 and comes with its original container. U.K. Sales Only.  read more

Code: 68467

U.S. Inert M49A2 60mm Mortar Bomb & Container

This is a 1944 dated M49A2 60mm mortar bomb for use with the M2 and M19 mortars. This example comes with its original cardboard container. U.K. Sales Only.  read more

Code: 68466

U.S. Inert MK3A2 Offensive Grenade & Container

This is a inert MK3A2 offensive grenade, which was first introduced in 1918 and continued to be used to the mid 1970's. There where three types of MK3 grenades, MK3 WW1, MK3A1, WW2 and Korea and the MK3A2 Vietnam. Pre-1945 examples have Roman numeral designation ( MKIII ). Post war are numbered with the number 3. This example's body is dated August 1973 and has a fuse dated February 1972. It co...  read more

Code: 68463

U.S. Inert M67 Grenade & Container

This is a inert M67 grenade which is more commonly referred to as the 'Baseball Grenae" due to its shape. The M67 was introduced in 1968 and is still used by U.S. Military. This example still retains its safety clip and comes with a it's container which is dated March 1973. U.K. Sales Only.  read more

Code: 68462

U.S. Inert MKII Fragmentation Grenade

This is a early inert MKII fragmentation grenade more commonly referred to as the 'Pineapple Grenade" due to its resemblance to the said fruit. The grenade would have originally painted yellow, however from 1943 the grenades where painted green with a yellow band remaining. This example has lost most of its paint, however traces of the green and yellow do remain. Later examples do not have a s...  read more

Code: 68461

U.S. M21 Practice Grenade

This is a M21 practice grenade, which is the training version of the MKII fragmentation grenade, more common referred to as the pineapple grenade due to its resemblance to the said fruit. The M21 was introduced in 1943 and was given the M21 designation not to prevent problems with supply of live grenades. This example comes with a M228 fuse. U.K. Sales Only..  read more

Code: 68460

British Practice L111 Grenade

A practice L111 training grenade in very good condition. U.K. Sals Only/  read more

Code: 68459