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Grenade and Cartridge ID Required 3
- Thread starter peteblight
- Start date
ISPRA is Israeli. If that helps.
Joe
Joe
Here is for the KFPG :
I have the 2019 ISPRA catalogue (found online) an none of the two with the ISPRA label appear in it.
The last one is the Polish DGN http://www.bocn.co.uk/vbforum/threads/106599-OGN-rifle-grenade?highlight=grenade
Cheers
S.
I have the 2019 ISPRA catalogue (found online) an none of the two with the ISPRA label appear in it.
The last one is the Polish DGN http://www.bocn.co.uk/vbforum/threads/106599-OGN-rifle-grenade?highlight=grenade
Cheers
S.
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The second one looks like the ISPRA 202 : Only a very small pic here : https://web.archive.org/web/20021207063509/http://www.ispraltd.com/products.htm
Body material - Aluminum
Diameter - 38mm
Height - 155mm
Active agent - CS, CN, OC smoke
Total weight - 190gr.
Discharge time - 10 sec.
Delay time - 3 sec.
Body material - Aluminum
Diameter - 38mm
Height - 155mm
Active agent - CS, CN, OC smoke
Total weight - 190gr.
Discharge time - 10 sec.
Delay time - 3 sec.
Late for this but I remember these from 80s. The spigot launched versions were particularly interesting. I have several catalogs. Like many LTL catalogs they dont have issue dates.
1. not in catalogs I have.
2. 202 pocket. Interesting that it looks like ports are covered but fuse fired. Safety clip missing. Early catalog pics appears to have few marking like yours.
3. Not in catalogs I have but looks like training device that uses pellet. Like the Federal.
Does it open up?
4 No 705 launchable. ISPRA made a cup adaptor.
5. 809
6. interesting and IDed by sgdbdr. Never seen them advertised to US LE
7. Looks like early version of 808 in catalog. Later versions had white plastic fins.
1. not in catalogs I have.
2. 202 pocket. Interesting that it looks like ports are covered but fuse fired. Safety clip missing. Early catalog pics appears to have few marking like yours.
3. Not in catalogs I have but looks like training device that uses pellet. Like the Federal.
Does it open up?
4 No 705 launchable. ISPRA made a cup adaptor.
5. 809
6. interesting and IDed by sgdbdr. Never seen them advertised to US LE
7. Looks like early version of 808 in catalog. Later versions had white plastic fins.
