Original Hungarian WWII Inert 1939 Dated 36M Vécsey Grenade by Mávag of Budapest P-1853 Enfield repainted and marked "2 PARA"

repainted and marked "2 PARA"

It retains little to none of the original dunkelgelb (dark yellow) paint without the original red stenciling Visible

including those produced by Plant’s Manufacturing Company

there is no Wehrmachtadler breast eagle

The last combat use of the Norden was in the US Navy's VO-67 squadron

Original Hungarian WWII Inert 1939 Dated 36M Vécsey Grenade by Mávag of Budapest P-1853 Enfield repainted and marked "2 PARA"Original Item: Only One Available. This is a very good example of the WWII Era production Hungarian M36 hand grenade. This style of grenade was lighter and easier to throw, as well as usually having no fragmentation ability. This grenade is totally inert according to specifications provided by the BATF. Unloaded or dummy grenades, artillery shell casings, and similar devices, which are cut or drilled in an BATF approved manner so that they cannot be