Modern Chinese Grenades

[genkideskan]

Here are some pics of modern chinese grenades. May be there are some more in collections.

Stickgrenades Type 77 - 1

 

[genkideskan]

 

[genkideskan]

Type 79 rocket assisted handgrenade




Type 82




Type 86





Type 98

 

[genkideskan]

Type 91




unknown




Cup discharger




Chinese mortar for stick grenades



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[Fjordhouse]

Very very VERY nice pictures and items, i hope you have some spare ones, Ben

 

[hangarman]

This might be a bit of a daft question, but how do you arm a stick grenade that is fired from a cup discharger?
Hangarman

 

[dano1917]

Some really nice grenades. I am partial to the short stick version. Grenades of all eras seem to have class. Great shots of great nades. Thanks kindly for showing....Dano

 

[Grenademan2005]

This might be a bit of a daft question, but how do you arm a stick grenade that is fired from a cup discharger?
Hangarman

I think the Chinese soldiers of the pic are asking the same. :hmmmm2:

 

[EOD]

This might be a bit of a daft question, but how do you arm a stick grenade that is fired from a cup discharger?
Hangarman

Attaching the pull rings to the launcher?

 

[EOD]

The unknown is the Type 72 if my memory serves me right.

Most grenades shown above are 25+ years old, so they maby be "new" to most people but not really modern I would say.

 

[blu97]

Here the Type 73.

 

[genkideskan]

Modern regards to all stuff made after 1945

 

[V40]

genkideskan,


Extremely nice photos of some of the Chinese builds and the mortar. Very good. I am now officialy JELOUS!

V40

 

[US-Subs]

I'm looking for a plastic cap for one of the sticks in the second photo, if anyone knows of one available.....

Has anyone ever heard of a Chinese copy of a MKII? I picked up a body many years ago, the story given to me was that it was a copy. I've never been too sure. The fuze well is significantly smaller than US grenade fuzes, otherwise the grenade is well made and a good copy. EODGUY, this is your area, any thoughts?