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Item Code: 814-07
100% original and inert. One piece body, independent screw off brass fuse top and booster. Cavity is empty. Original metal pin and rope pull cord are missing. No markings.
The type 91 was a versatile grenade. It could be fired from the 50mm "Knee Mortar", used as a spigot launched grenade, or used as a standard hand grenade. It had a seven second delay, which was necessary for its role as a projected munition. The threaded socket in the bottom of the body is for attachment of an auxiliary propellant increment for mortar use, or a finned tailboom assembly could be used to convert the T91 to a rifle grenade.
Excellent original item for out in the field, or add it to your WW2 collection as valued display piece.
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