Original British WWII Inert Practive 11½lb Mk I Service Bomb U.S. Antique Guns with trigger fingers

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Original British WWII Inert Practive 11½lb Mk I Service Bomb U.S. Antique Guns with trigger fingersOriginal Item. Only One Available. This is a very scarce Mk I Practice bomb, consisting of a nose casting, fitted with a striker assembly and a tail cone which constitutes a container for the filling, and is fitted with a central tube for a detonator burster. The nose casting is made of iron, internally threaded at the rear to receive the spigot portion of a central plug which closes the forward end of the tail cone. The interior of the nose is filled