Original Hungarian Post WWII Era Inert 42/48 M. Stick Grenade - Dated 1952 Availability_Both The scabbard is a fantastic

The scabbard is a fantastic example of a hard to find vinyl type construction

It partly deployed to the Pacific

The gun retains both of its original sling swivels

In spite of the reinforcing band

The 15-inch Brass Blunderbuss barrel with canon type muzzle bears correct British proof marks

Original Hungarian Post WWII Era Inert 42/48 M. Stick Grenade - Dated 1952 Availability_Both The scabbard is a fantasticOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a wonderful example of a totally inert Post WWII Hungarian 42 48M Stick Grenade. The Hungarian developed and produced the 42 M. hand grenade, and the later 42 48 M. variant, became the primary weapon of its class for the Hungarian armed forces from the late phase of the Second World War until the early 1990s. Its reliable, easy to manufacture construction and the versatility of employment against a multitude