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No's 34 Mk 3 British Hgr

jeeeensy

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Hi.. three little eggs :)

If any one has or knows where i can find a repalcment lead plug for these and repro fuses I would be very greatful :tinysmile_kiss_t3:

Regards Nick
 

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Mr Jeeeensy there nice looking grenades a bit different from your usual german eggs
 
Hi Allan,, yes it makes a change for me to post a gren without a wooden stick shoved up its ass :tinysmile_cry_t3:

do like these little number 34's




Mr Jeeeensy there nice looking grenades a bit different from your usual german eggs
 
Might be of interest. Mks I, II, III & IV and three experimental types, two for a cup discharger.




NO34.jpgNo34exp.jpg
 
Norman,

Do you have any more on how the first experimental one operated? That was the Rogers multiple carrier design wasn't it?


A clearer photo of the common MkIIIs attached.




Tom.
 

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Norman,

Do you have any more on how the first experimental one operated? That was the Rogers multiple carrier design wasn't it?


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Tom.

Yes Tom, that's right. A steel bar went through the hole in the fuze body holding up a spring-loaded striker. The bomber pulled the grenade off of the bar and the striker fired the cap - throw grenade. The bar could presumably have different configurations but the one I remember had half loop in the middle and held three grenades either side with safety pins through each end of the bar. I guess the bar was secured to a convenient part of the trench by the loop and a length of cord. If I find the drawing I will post it up.
 
heres a couple of nice ones.
cheers, paul.
 

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