A steel ramrod for the TT pistol or other pistols and revolvers - designed for 7.62mm calibre weapons.
Steel ramrod to the PPSh or PPS sub-machine gun - calibre 7.62 mm. With the tool facilitating taking the weapon to pieces.
Brush for AK-47/AKM, SVD, PK, PKM and other of calibre 7.62 mm. Mounted to steel ramrod. Polish production - better quality than Soviet.
A replica of the Soviet F-1 grenade (Ручная Противопехотная Граната Ф-1, index ГРАУ - 57-Г-721). Version put into service in 1940, and the UZRGM fuse after the war.
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A replica of the Soviet F-1 grenade (Ручная Противопехотная Граната Ф-1, index ГРАУ - 57-Г-721). Version put into service in 1940, and the UZRGM fuse after the war.
Fully consistent in dimensions and colors - the replica was made on the basis of a mold from a combat F-1 of Soviet production from World War II - most likely from 1943 or 1944. The mold in which the original was made was already very worn, with minor damages. The fuse body and spoon are original, from Polish-made school F-1s (different colors and shades - depending on availability). Ideally suited for reenactors to fill dedicated pouches in combat gear. The replica does not contain any pyrotechnics or a place to put them - this is a full resin casting.
Note: all other items are just for illustration purpose and they are not included with the F-1!
We do not recommend this product for purchase with shipping to the USA, Canada and other countries outside the European Union! If you really want - we will send, but you may have unpleasantness after AT control at the airport or customs!
Material: Polyurethane, steel
Dimensions: diameter 53 mm, height 85 mm (with fuse - 125 mm)
Weight: 175 g
A replica of the Soviet F-1 grenade (Ручная Противопехотная Граната Ф-1, index ГРАУ - 57-Г-721). Version put into service in 1940, and the UZRGM fuse after the war.
Replica of the Soviet RGD-5 grenade (ручная граната дистанционная, russian military index ГРАУ - 57-Г-717). Introduced for using the into 1954 year and is being used up to present times.
A replica of the Soviet F-1 grenade (Ручная Противопехотная Граната Ф-1, index ГРАУ - 57-Г-721). Version put into service in 1940, and the UZRGM fuse after the war.
