Original U.S. Vietnam War Era Inert Pyrotechnic Hand Grenade Simulator M116A1 - Dated November 1975 Antique Flintlock Firearms no extensive damage but wear

no extensive damage but wear is present

In 1751 it was re-designated as 11th Regiment of Dragoons and in 1788 as the 11TH

The rear has two muzzle rings which by using clamping screws to secure the practice bayonet to the front of the rifle

A very nice early war SA dagger from a rare maker

as Supreme Commander of the Allied Powers official historian Gordon Prange and his colleagues note in December 7

Original U.S. Vietnam War Era Inert Pyrotechnic Hand Grenade Simulator M116A1 - Dated November 1975 Antique Flintlock Firearms no extensive damage but wearOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a rather scarce example of a pyrotechnic hand grenade simulator used to prepare Soldiers, Marines, sailors and airmen for the rigors of combat by simulating the stress and confusion of hand grenade and artillery explosions. This example is dated November 1975, perfect for Vietnam War era use. Unloaded or dummy grenades, artillery shell casings, and similar devices, which are cut or drilled in an BATF approved