Original Hungarian 42/48 M Training Hand Grenade with Fragmentation Sleeve ERA shell size

shell size

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Changes often came fast and furious and the ability of factories to incorporate changes to the production line or retool as necessary to accommodate the changes was not possible without impacts to productivity

These are rare with one of the few known examples in the permanent collection of the West Point Military Museum

dating to many years before the American War for Independence

Original Hungarian 42/48 M Training Hand Grenade with Fragmentation Sleeve ERA shell sizeOriginal Item: Only One Available. A number of training models can be found. A relatively complex training version was produced in 1942 to introduce the user to the variety of deployment options and the nuances of the arming systems. This duplicates the actions and weight of a live grenade but with an inert fuze, percussion cap, and filling. These training grenades were marked with three horizontal blue bands. This likely postwar example is offered in