Original Austro-Hungarian WWI 1st Model M15 Zeitzünder Rohrhandgranate "Corn" Hand Grenade - Inert U.S. Uniforms The reverse of the blade

The reverse of the blade still retains its original factory applied paper label

the Army again took a hard look at its uniforms

as was common for Japanese blades that are several hundred years old

possibly in a saddle holster or something similar

These pistols are fitted with "hidden" triggers that only appear when the weapons are cocked

Original Austro-Hungarian WWI 1st Model M15 Zeitzünder Rohrhandgranate "Corn" Hand Grenade - Inert U.S. Uniforms The reverse of the bladeOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a very nice totally inert BATF compliant example of an Austro Hungarian 1st Model M15 Zeitznder ("time fuze") hand grenade, known as a Rohrhandgranate (Rod Hand Grenade), used during WWI. It is totally inert, and cannot be converted to an explosive device. These are very similar to the Zeitznder Gewehrgranate (Rifle Grenade), with the main difference being the delivery system. The serrated fragmentation type