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Original WWII Soviet F1 Hand Fragmentation Grenade

Discover a piece of history with our Original WWII Soviet Russian Inert F1 Hand Fragmentation Grenade, a rare artifact that dates back to 1944. This authentic, BATF-approved item is in very good condition, offering an unparalleled display of Soviet military ingenuity. Known as the "limonka" or "Efka," this anti-personnel grenade is a testament to the era's weaponry and design influences from the French F1 grenade. Its unique shape and the spoon fuze with the faint triangular marking of "1944" inside make it a truly remarkable collectible.

Product Specifications and Features

The Soviet F1 grenade is a formidable anti-personnel weapon, featuring a 60-gram explosive charge of TNT and weighing approximately 600 grams with the fuze. Its steel exterior is notched for fragmentation and safety, allowing for effective deployment in defensive positions. The UZRGM fuze, used in various Soviet grenades, provides a standard time delay of 3.5 to 4 seconds, with variants available for instantaneous to 13-second delays. This grenade is a prime example of Soviet military craftsmanship, with its spoon fuze and pull pin still intact, ready for inspection of the interior.

• Original WWII Soviet design
• Deactivated and safe for display
• Highly collectible and historically significant

Practical Uses and Target Audience

This Soviet F1 grenade is not just a historical artifact; it's a conversation starter and a centerpiece for military enthusiasts, collectors, and history buffs. Its rare wartime origin and authentic condition make it a valuable addition to any collection. Whether you're looking to enhance your home display or to add a unique piece to your collection, this grenade is a must-have. Its historical significance and educational value make it an excellent gift for anyone interested in military history or the Cold War era.

• Perfect for collectors and history enthusiasts
• Great for educational purposes and historical research
• Unique and conversation-worthy piece for home or office display