Original WWII Soviet Russian RGD-33 Inert Stick Grenade with Fragmentation Sleeve - Mint Condition British Bayonets Even to this day the

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but fitted with now-familiar underfolding metallic shoulder stock and bottom-feed magazine

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Original WWII Soviet Russian RGD-33 Inert Stick Grenade with Fragmentation Sleeve - Mint Condition British Bayonets Even to this day theOriginal Item: This is a genuine mint condition inert example of The Soviet RGD 33 ( 33 ) Ruchnaya Granata Degtyareva obraztsa 33 goda, "Hand Grenade, Degtyarev design, pattern year [19]33") an anti personnel fragmentation stick grenade developed in 1933. The grenade is composed of three separate pieces that were stored in different crates until use: the warhead and optional sleeve, spring loaded handle, and fuze tube. They were assembled and issued