Original U.S. Early WWII M11 Practice Rifle Grenade - Inert Category_Night Sights The M37 Breda's slow rate

The M37 Breda's slow rate of fire helped prevent overheating during continuous fire

1st Battalion of The Perry County Volunteers

The division crossed the Somme on 7 June and fought near Meulen

which served as a barrel support /protector when firing over the board of armored personnel carrier

whilst newly made but un-used components have a distinctive "IV" classification

Original U.S. Early WWII M11 Practice Rifle Grenade - Inert Category_Night Sights The M37 Breda's slow rateOriginal Item: Only One Available. Totally inert and demilitarized according to BATF guidelines. This practice rifle grenade cannot be converted to an explosive devise and is not available for export. This very nice early WWII M11 Practice Rifle Grenade was the practice version of the M9 anti tank grenade. It consists of a cast iron head and a sheet metal tail assembly. The M9 was the first U. S. anti tank grenade. Although it used a shape charge