Original British WWI Inert Mills Bomb No. 23 MKIII Grenade by H. Hope & Sons - Dated October 1917 British Militaria but they didn’t come back

but they didn’t come back

The spring clip bears RZM code M5c/93

which is heavier on the barrel

The gun has a variety of markings on it

deputy commander of the Military Assistance Command Vietnam called the PRC-25 “The most important tactical item in Vietnam today”

Original British WWI Inert Mills Bomb No. 23 MKIII Grenade by H. Hope & Sons - Dated October 1917 British Militaria but they didn’t come backOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice example of a (No 5) No. 23 MkII "Mills Bomb" Grenade. This is the first version of the "Mills Bomb" produced, and was one of the standard grenades used by British forces during WWI. This example is in great shape but is missing the spoon as shown, although the igniter is still present inside. Like all deactivated ordnance, this grenade is Not Available for Export. The bomb retains all of its