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Mills ID

Nabob

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Hi,
my good friend has asked me to post here his question about the Mills he has.

Please share any thoughts on the origin of the grenade.

Thanks, Bob.
 

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Thank You!
The grenade came without a base screw, any idea how it looked like?

Bob
 
I agree with Dave about the rusty example being a Russian copy of the No 23 Mk III but the centrepiece was smaller than standard.
 
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