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This is training/practice M18A1 claymore mine designed to allow personal to familiarise with the correct use of the the M18A1 claymore mine. The correct U.S. designation for the practice mine is the M68 training kit which consists of a plastic M33 training mine, an M57 firing device, known as the clacker and the M40 electrically testing unit and wire cable. All of which are carried in the M7 bag with instruction sheet. U.K. Sales Only.
Code: 62952
245.00 GBP
This is a good example of a MKIIA1 fragmentation grenade attached to the M1 adapter allowing the grenade to be fired from a M7 grenade launcher. The adapter is dated 1945 and the grenade has the M10A2 fuse. U.K. Sales Only.
Code: 62951
225.00 GBP
This is a very good example of a MKIIA1 fragmentation grenade attached to the M1 Adapter to allow the grenade to be lunch from the M7 grenade launcher. The adapter is dated 1945. The MKIIA1 grenade comes with a M10 fuse. This example was original painted red which was the coloured used for training grenades by U.S. forces during the preparation for D-day. However it has been period overpainted olive drab. U.K. Sales Only
Code: 62950
This is a excellent reproduction Anti-Tank M9A1 rifle grenade which is been dated 12th July 1943. The grenade would have been fired on a flat trajectory. This modern reproduction is made of a high quality steel. U.K. Sales Only.
Code: 62949
85.00 GBP
This an excellent modern reproduction of the U.S. Anti-Tank M9A1 rifle grenade, which has been given a date of the 12th July 1943. This reproduction is made from high quality steel. The grenade would have been fired on a flat trajectory. U.K. Sales Only.
Code: 62948
This is an excellent example of a M67 fragmentation grenade which is dated June 1973. The grenade comes with a M213 fuse, which is dated April 1973 and retains its jungle safety clip. The original container is dated September 1973. U.K. Sales Only.
Code: 62947
165.00 GBP
This is an excellent example of a M67 inert fragmentation grenade which is dated December 1973 and comes with a M213 fuse dated June 1973. The grenade retains its safety jungle clip and comes in its original container which is dated January 1974. U.K. Sales Only.
Code: 62946
The MK3 offensive grenade was first introduced into the U.S. Military arsenal in March 1918 and was designed for use in trench assaults, without producing fragmentation which could injure the user or friendly forces. There where three variants of the MK3 grenade, MK3 ( WW1 ), MK3A1 ( WW2 and Korea ) MK3A2 ( Vietnam ). Prior to April 1945 the MK3 grenades used Roman numerals. This example is dated May 1973 and comes with a M206A2 fuse dated July 1974. The container is dated July 1972. U.K.Sales Only.
Code: 62945
125.00 GBP
The MK3 offensive grenade was first introduced into the U.S. Military arsenal in March 1918 and was designed for use in trench assaults, without producing fragmentation which could injure the user or friendly forces. There where three variants of the MK3 grenade, MK3 ( WW1 ), MK3A1 ( WW2 and Korea ) and the MK3A2 ( Vietnam ). Prior to April 1945 the MK3 grenades used Roman numerals. This example is dated October 1974 and comes with a M206A2 fuse dated February 1972. The container is dated June 1974. U.K. Sales Only.
Code: 62943
Twenty U.S. WW2 dated 30.06 inert rounds all dated between 1942 and marked with the makers code "S.L." for St.Louis Ordnance Plant The rounds come in their original period cardboard box which was also produced by the St.Louis Ordnance plant. U.K. Sales Only.
Code: 62942
50.00 GBP
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