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German WWII M24 M1924 Stick Grenade Potato Masher
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$32.99
This Premium Quality non-functional replica German WW2 M1924 Stick Grenade, also known as the "Potato Masher" during the war, is a faithful replica of the original weapon. It features better quality paint and highly accurate markings, making it a standout piece for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
The German WW2 M24 M1924 Stick Grenade, also known as the "Potato Masher," was a widely used explosive device during World War II. It was designed to be a hand-held grenade with a long handle, which allowed soldiers to throw it further and with greater accuracy.
The grenade's distinctive shape and nickname were inspired by its resemblance to a kitchen utensil commonly used for mashing potatoes. It had a hollow wooden handle filled with an explosive charge and a detonator, which was activated by pulling a cord attached to a friction igniter.
The M24 M1924 grenade was used extensively by German troops during World War II, and was known for its reliability and effectiveness. It had a lethal blast radius of up to 30 meters and was capable of causing significant damage to both personnel and structures.
Features:
Non-functional
Correct Period Markings
Porcelain Activation Knob
Museum Quality
Overall Length: 14 inches
Despite being widely used during the war, the M24 M1924 grenade was eventually phased out in favor of more modern designs. However, its distinctive shape and historical significance have made it a popular collector's item among military history enthusiasts. Today, the "Potato Masher" remains an iconic symbol of the German war effort and a reminder of the destructive power of war.
NOTE: This product is classified as a “paperweight” for documentation purposes. This is NOT a live ordnance and has NO explosive capabilities. This product is primarily used for decorative or re-enactment purposes.
The German WW2 M24 M1924 Stick Grenade, also known as the "Potato Masher," was a widely used explosive device during World War II. It was designed to be a hand-held grenade with a long handle, which allowed soldiers to throw it further and with greater accuracy.
The grenade's distinctive shape and nickname were inspired by its resemblance to a kitchen utensil commonly used for mashing potatoes. It had a hollow wooden handle filled with an explosive charge and a detonator, which was activated by pulling a cord attached to a friction igniter.
The M24 M1924 grenade was used extensively by German troops during World War II, and was known for its reliability and effectiveness. It had a lethal blast radius of up to 30 meters and was capable of causing significant damage to both personnel and structures.
Features:
Non-functional
Correct Period Markings
Porcelain Activation Knob
Museum Quality
Overall Length: 14 inches
Despite being widely used during the war, the M24 M1924 grenade was eventually phased out in favor of more modern designs. However, its distinctive shape and historical significance have made it a popular collector's item among military history enthusiasts. Today, the "Potato Masher" remains an iconic symbol of the German war effort and a reminder of the destructive power of war.
NOTE: This product is classified as a “paperweight” for documentation purposes. This is NOT a live ordnance and has NO explosive capabilities. This product is primarily used for decorative or re-enactment purposes.
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