Original German WWII U.S. Captured Inert M24 Stick Grenade Dated 1939 with Bringback Paper - By Richard Rinker Spanish Helmets but is complete

but is complete

000 made that year

The Stinger does not require the IFF antenna to be open in order to fire: frequently it is shown in the deployed position in media in scenarios where there would be no need for it or without the interrogator connected

when India re-designated it bayonet No

had the retaining loop at the top added to upgrade it to M8A1 specs

Original German WWII U.S. Captured Inert M24 Stick Grenade Dated 1939 with Bringback Paper - By Richard Rinker Spanish Helmets but is completeOriginal Item. One of a Kind. This is a phenomenal example of a captured German M24 or Stielhandgranate 24, with the original capture paperwork named to the soldier, Donald M. Stout, and signed by his Squadron Commander, Lieutenant Commander Barnes. The paperwork has an embossed seal for the Squadron, the Motor Torpedo Boat Squadon 35. The grenade itself is in phenomenal preserved condition, with only minimal wear from age, and all markings still