US rifle grenades

[codebook]

Hi,
I have just taken some photos of my American rifle grenades.
My main field of interest are German grenades, but during the past years some US ones found their way to my collection.

So I'm not sure if all of the following type designations are correct.
Please let me know if there is a mistake.

Cheers
Michael



1 M11 Practice, early WW2
2 M17 HE Fragmentation, early WW2
3 unknown
4 M1 Grenade Projection Adapter (maybe reproduction)
5 M9A1 HEAT or M11A3 Practice (no markings and strange tail-fins)
6 M9A1 HEAT (cut away)



1 M2A1 Chemical Grenade Projection Adapter)
2 M22, maybe Smoke?
3 M17A1, Signal, Ground, White Star, Parachute
4 M20A1, Signal, Ground, Green Star, Cluster
5 Packing for M19A1, Signal, Ground, Green Star, Parachute (date 1944)

 

[Songun 4.25]

The 3rd from the first picture looks like a Polish F-1N-60 rifle grenade.

 

[sgtlynn]

In the second photo # 2 I don't see any emission holes, so it might be an M19

 

[codebook]

In the second photo # 2 I don't see any emission holes, so it might be an M19

Well, you might be right. The M19 has a longer stem than the M22

But if you look here, there are also no emission holes on the M22:
http://www.big-ordnance.com/grenades/grenades3.htm

 

[sgtlynn]

The M22 should have 5 emission holes evenly spaced around the base. None on the sides of the grenade, all should be in the base around the stabilizer tube and fuze.