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Another Rare Grenade in my collection

CampX

Well-Known Member
Ordnance approved
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Here is another of my rarer Grenades, this one is Russian and I think a model 1914, however I am unsure what the proper name is

Dean O
Canada
 
Never seen one with something to scale (in this case your hand). Much smaller than I expected, but very nice example!
 
Thank you all for your comments and ID of this Grenade,

Dean O
Canada
 
Does anyone have a good picture of this grenade with the frag sleeve on? I am looking for one. Also, what does the Y in the circle stand for on the grenade? You can see it in the OPs pictures.

Joe
 
Don't start now Jon. I have enough competition at SLICS without another grenade collector there.
 
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