Original British WWI Rifle Grenades- No.20 Mk I, No.24 Mk I Night Sights The 75 rounds of ammunition

The 75 rounds of ammunition was evenly distributed in each side of the magazine with a central feed "tower" where the ammunition is fed to the bolt

Bayonet lug for P-1856 Yataghan Sword Bayonet mounted on right side of forward barrel

The catch assembly holds the shutter in either the open or closed position while an additional spring stud retains the shutter in the receiver unless it must be removed for cleaning or maintenance

" Elsewhere during the Second World War

Thailand in June 1972 became a base of operations for United States Marine Corps air operations by Marine Aircraft Group 15

Original British WWI Rifle Grenades- No.20 Mk I, No.24 Mk I Night Sights The 75 rounds of ammunitionOriginal Items: One Set Only. This is a very interesting set of the two principal rifle grenades both introduced into western front service in June of 1917. Offered in totally inert, non functional condition. As seen above on this page, the new rifle grenade N3 inspired from the commercial percussion grenade Marten Hale appears in 1915. This design solved most of the safety issues associated to the rifle grenade N2. However, if the ingenious mechanism