Croatian M92

[orpheus72]

Yesterday i got the opportunity of buying a Croatian M92 handrenade (fully inert)

The pictures the seller sent me, are showing the M92 wirh a plactic fuze body.
In the info I found on Lexpev's pages, it was fitted with a metal fuze. (see http://www.lexpev.nl/grenades/sovietbalkan/croatia/m92.html )

Can someone tell me if they were used with both (plastic and metal) fuze-body types ?

Also every other info regarding the M92 (doc's, drawings,.... is appreciated)

Thanks, Geert.

 

[EOD]

Geert, any chance for better images of the factory symbols on the fuze and the grenade body?

 

[orpheus72]

No better pictures at the moment, will post them when the nade arrives.
The seller told me the fuze had the ĐĐ markings from the "Đuro Đakovič" plants.

 

[EOD]

Yes, that is the "AL" code. I am very curious to see that symbol left of the "AL" what looks like a logo (2 D's back to back connected by a "-").
Would be great to see it once you have it. Thanks in advance!

 

[Francesco_Dif]

Dear Geert,

the croatian M92 was fitted with plastic fuzes just. The fuze in the Lex page is made from glass - plastic; looks alike metal for the light reflex. Black plastic was used too.