Original Post WWII Soviet Style Polish F1 Hand Fragmentation Grenade - Inert Russian Maxim 1910 Woodburn of the 707th Squadron

Woodburn of the 707th Squadron (flying B-24H 42-52747 “Shoo Shoo Baby) was forced to abort when the number 3 engine stopped

- Original Photo of Sgt

The musket's mounts are all of iron and the iron lock plate shows old rust speckling

the Type 97 was a hand grenade and could not be used with grenade launchers

the 307th scored again with Lts

Original Post WWII Soviet Style Polish F1 Hand Fragmentation Grenade - Inert Russian Maxim 1910 Woodburn of the 707th SquadronOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a totally inert BATF approved example of a Post WWII Soviet Style Polish F1 Grenade offered in very good condition. As Poland was part of the "Warsaw Pact" during the cold war, they were often supplied with Soviet designs, and possibly even machinery, to produce arms. The "spoon" on this example is marked S 7 K, which we have seen on other Polish grenades. However the spoon is also marked UZRGM, the Soviet