Original Vietnam War NVA / VC North Vietnamese Medium Length Stick Grenade - Inert Royal Air Force The stock and metal components

The stock and metal components show wear

2nd Pattern side action lock Brunswick rifles (1847) are much rarer than the back action 1st Pattern of 1837

the only significant change was to the attachment of the ramrod- In the first model it was detachable

warning of the implications for a third World War

two compass pouches most have WWII stamps such as MECo 1940

Original Vietnam War NVA / VC North Vietnamese Medium Length Stick Grenade - Inert Royal Air Force The stock and metal componentsOriginal Item: Only One Available. This ordinance is inert and has been fully deactivated following guidelines provided by the ATF. This is a less common variation on the NVA VC stick grenades used in the Vietnam War. This model has a mid length stick, with no cap. It has a smooth body, which is slightly wider and more squat than those most often seen. With the stick well worn and light surface corrosion on the grenade body, it is in very good