Weapons / Ammo. Related
Bandoleer Cardboard Inserts
Bandoleer Cardboard Inserts.
Reproduction cardboards for M1 ammunition
bandoleers. Excellent item for reenactors who carry blanks. they
fill up the bandoleer pouches and keep the clips steady for quick removal.
Also work great in cartridge belts for blanks as well. Our reproductions
are perfect in size, and even have the notch for easy opening. These are
not cut-each-one handmade reproductions, we took the expense to build the dies
and machine cut them for exacting standards. You can buy them complete
(without the blanks and clips of course!) in sets of 6 and 12, or buy them
un-glued and un-folded and save money by doing that yourself. It's really
easy to put them together with regular white glue (don't use a glue stick or
rubber cement).
Elmer's Glue in a pen-style squeeze
bottle. Perfect for gluing your own cardboard inserts. (It's what we
use!) $3.25 per bottle (new).
Smoke Grenades, WWII Dummy Reproductions
WWII
Dummy Smoke Grenades.
These great looking grenades are manufactured with exacting detail. These reproductions are made
entirely from scratch with the exception of the fuse, spoon, and pin ring, those
are original military surplus de-milled parts.
The fuse is totally inert, and the grenade itself is a total reproduction made
with new materials, not the used containers of an original. Painted and
stamped authentically, these come in orange, yellow, green, violet and red, Incendiary,
White Phosphorous,
and Mk III. Make
that WWII impression even better than ever! These are not designed to be used for
smoke at
reenactments, and have no capacity to make smoke. They are heavy, durable,
and rugged
display items that enhance your paratrooper, armored, or infantry living history impression!
By the way... the "1963" on the WWII grenades is not the date, just an authentic lot number.
The date is '44. We've had a few questions about that...
These weigh about 1 lb. each, the WP grenades are almost 2 lbs. The
Vietnam era smoke grenades are dated 1965.
Smoke Grenades, Vietnam Dummy Reproductions
Rubber .45 Clips
Rubber .45 Magazines. Black rubber. Works with all WWII
and WWI .45 Mag carriers. Does not include the magazine pouch.
Grenades, Rubber Dummy Reenacting Grenades
Reproduction Rubber/ Dummy Fragmentation Hand Grenades. $23.00 each.
Our dummy rubber hand grenades are back! 5.2
ounces total, these rubber grenades won't knock your enemy out at a reenactment!
The all rubber grenade has a spoon handle that is flexible, but tough enough to
put in a D-ring on a suspender and tape it down. Each comes unpainted,
with a pin, you can paint them flat OD if you wish for display purposes, or for
events. The rubber dye is tricky, so these vary in color slightly.
The flag is molded into the rubber plug, then screwed into the inside of the
grenade body.
Grenades, Dummy, Practice, Fragmentation
Dummy Metal Fragmentation Grenades. All
metal, weighing in at 1 lb. 2 oz. each. Comes with
spoon and pin, a modern style dummy practice grenade. You can paint these
OD and have a good replica for display.
$9.00 each.
WWII Reproduction bandoleer. $8.00 each.
Our bandoleers are made with the correct weight cotton fabric, dyed khaki.
We use an 1-1/4" wide cotton herringbone twill webbing that is the right
width and length. Our bandoleers also are made with heavy 12 weight khaki
cotton thread, and each one comes with a black 2" safety pin just like on the originals.
The pin was used to keep a loaded bandolier from swinging around.
WWII Reproduction bandoleer. $8.75 each with cardboards
A great looking and durable Service of Supply bandoleer with pin, and
six fully put together cardboards ready to load ammo in.
Bazooka Rocket Tubes
Cardboard tubes for Bazooka rockets. There are different types of rockets
used during the war, our tubes will fit most of the standard types. The
tubes are 24" overall length, on the inside approximately 23-5/8". The
tubes are reinforced with an extra piece of cardboard tube on the inside to
thicken the walls and keep the rounds from knocking around. They are
painted black, have metal end caps, and come with a length of paper tape to seal
the lids. These were tested with an original bazooka rocket bag, and will
fit three tubes (originals shown with our in the photo above). Check the
size of your rocket before ordering to make sure it fits. The inside
diameter is about 2-5/8" and will fit the 2.3" rocket.
$19.00 each
Rifle Grenade Tubes
Cardboard tubes for Rifle Grenades. Just the right height for the original
or rubber rifle
grenades. These reproductions do not have any stampings on the end
caps, that little detail hasn't been perfected yet. The tops slip on and
off, and come with a
strip of brown paper tape to seal it up just like the originals
(once you seal it you can then cut it open like the originals). The Anti-Tank
(AT)
tubes come with or without the white label marked just like original grenades.
The Anti-Personnel (AP) grenade tubes are slightly smaller in height, and are not marked.
The AT tubes will fit both, the AP tubes will only fit the AP round.
$12.50 each
Smoke Grenades Cardboard Tubes
(Do not fit the White Phosphorous Grenades we carry,
but do fit all the others). Just what you need for packing the
smoke grenades we feature at the top of this page. These actually take a
bit more material and work than the rifle grenade tubes, double walled to keep
the smoke grenade, MK III, or TH Incendiary from rolling around inside.
Also comes with a strip of brown paper tape to seal them up like the originals.
$13.00 each
They work exactly
like WWII original rifle grenades, but for reenacting, they won't kill your
enemy! Be sure to double and triple check with your organization about the
use of dummy rounds before you purchase these. Our rifle grenades are the
same size as the originals, and come in two types, anti-personnel and anti-tank. These are light-weight, and low impact,
made from very durable rubber. The only non-rubber piece is the tube, but
the head is rubber and the fins are as well. Not only does this prevent damage
to the enemy, but damage to objects they hit, and the grenades themselves. The
grenades are cast in a greenish rubber, but a paint job is required to keep them
looking good. Hate to say it, but that nifty stamp on the AT round won't
last a few launches- sorry! Great for living history as well because they
look so good, these are designed for the reenactor who owns a launcher!
Each round comes with repainting directions and a piece of orange yarn to use as
a locating flag.
Depending on the terrain and the area you fire, you might want to purchase
colored ribbon to make retrieval even easier. The Anti-personnel round
will travel approximately 20 yards farther than the AT. Distance will vary
with your shot angle and wind, but an average is 40-50 yards.
Rifle Grenade and Tube Special:
Reproduction Igniters. Screw in to the top of
a fragmentation grenade, or into a MKIII, or TH Incendiary grenade. Great
looking reproduction, full metal body, painted OD. All one-piece metal
construction, very durable, won't get damaged being toted around from
demonstration to demonstration. Can be set up in conjunction with the trip
wire below. $15.00 each
Trip Wire Spools
Original rolls of trip wire for demolitions.
Same as used from WWII through Vietnam. Un-used wire, all in good
condition, some slight corrosion in places, some spools darkened with age.
Good sampling in the picture, nothing worse that what you see. Great to
have in a demolition kit. $3.50 each
Blasting Cap / Nitrostarch Boxes
Reproduction Boxes of Blasting Caps and Nitrostarch
Explosives boxes. Boxes are empty, measure 2 X 2/3 X 4 inches. $3.00 each
box.
Dummy, inert, .30-06 rounds with WWII dates.
From the Denver arsnel, these are 1942 dated, with the primers left out so
people know they are dummies. Excellent to have as an historical keepsake,
and for displays. The bullets are seated, no powder, no primers.
Vintage WWII brass. Very limited quantities. $20.00 per clip of eight,
$2.75 single rounds.
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