Original Vietnam War Chinese Type 67 Set of 4 Training Stick Grenades in North Vietnamese Carrier - Inert U.S. Army together with production date of

together with production date of 1943 and individual MG contract delivery number

In 1881 the Regiment was re-titled under the Childer's Reforms to become the South Staffordshire Regiment

Often they would also have a sword knot

Except for by noting the relative size of the trigger guard to the frame

differing primarily in the construction and appearance of the knuckle guard

Original Vietnam War Chinese Type 67 Set of 4 Training Stick Grenades in North Vietnamese Carrier - Inert U.S. Army together with production date ofOriginal Item: Only One Set Available. This ordinance was made for training and is inert following guidelines provided by the BATF. They cannot be converted into any type of explosive device. During the Vietnam War, The People's Republic of China (Chicom) supplied much in the way of arms to North Vietnam. This also included training aids, such as these Type 67 Stick grenade trainers. Each has red Chinese markings on the shaft, and retains its original