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Wooden charge?
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waffenamt
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No trouble at all as we are all here to help one another,regardless of post count!
Its finally good to see you in here,im very sure you will enjoy the site.
As for the wood in that grenade of yours,i will stay with my `throw -training` theory?
Im sure the other lads will know the true answer though?
best
waff
jeeeensy
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Evening all
:xd: no more alchohol pleeeeze. i want to go back to work :tinysmile_cry_t3:
Hi engineer,,I had one of these exactly the same. and when I took it to bits as it all wood inside,, mine came from Switzerland,
not sure if this has any impact on it. it was to far gone to work on so it had to be dicected. probably a trainer not sure,, but a slim
can and not like others as i racall, My friend the Grenadier may know more.
Cheeers
Nick :cheers:
On leave this week it's daughters 18th, owch!
Making the most of what cash is left before I go back to work.
:xd: no more alchohol pleeeeze. i want to go back to work :tinysmile_cry_t3:
Hi engineer,,I had one of these exactly the same. and when I took it to bits as it all wood inside,, mine came from Switzerland,
not sure if this has any impact on it. it was to far gone to work on so it had to be dicected. probably a trainer not sure,, but a slim
can and not like others as i racall, My friend the Grenadier may know more.
Cheeers
Nick :cheers:
On leave this week it's daughters 18th, owch!
Making the most of what cash is left before I go back to work.
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Grenadier
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Hello,
Very likely this is the case (Practice Stick Hgr.; Picture 1). Not exactly the same cover of the body (there were few modifications, in dependence of the manufacturer), but the principle is almost the same. Is there groove(s) for balls?
In some cases (connected with the lack of explosives), only half explosive charge was used, with wooden cylinder above (Picture 2).
Hello,
Very likely this is the case (Practice Stick Hgr.; Picture 1). Not exactly the same cover of the body (there were few modifications, in dependence of the manufacturer), but the principle is almost the same. Is there groove(s) for balls?
In some cases (connected with the lack of explosives), only half explosive charge was used, with wooden cylinder above (Picture 2).
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StielHgr 1916 with wooden wedge
HELLO,
Following the adoption of TNT boxes existing before amendment, were equipped with a wooden wedge (42.5 g) to make up the difference density of the two explosives. This allowed to use the old boxes with new explosive but also to keep the same weight so as not to disrupt the pitcher. In France, on the front of Champagne, this type of grenade is regularly found. Here are some photos showing ..
HELLO,
Following the adoption of TNT boxes existing before amendment, were equipped with a wooden wedge (42.5 g) to make up the difference density of the two explosives. This allowed to use the old boxes with new explosive but also to keep the same weight so as not to disrupt the pitcher. In France, on the front of Champagne, this type of grenade is regularly found. Here are some photos showing ..
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some pics..
Hello again,
To give the shooter the illusion of owning a real grenade, inside of the box is inserted a block of wood weighted by lead pellets. The grenade presented as real could detect individuals likely to behave in a dangerous contact, it was provided during the last level of instruction before using grenades loaded.
Hello again,
To give the shooter the illusion of owning a real grenade, inside of the box is inserted a block of wood weighted by lead pellets. The grenade presented as real could detect individuals likely to behave in a dangerous contact, it was provided during the last level of instruction before using grenades loaded.
