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| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | N/A |
| Rifle Grenade | M9AT (Yellow), M9A1 AT (Yellow), M9A1 AT (OD), M17 AP (Yellow), M17 AP (OD) |
Rifle Grenade -Rubber WWII Reproduction
$34.95
Rubber Rifle Grenades.  These rifle grenades are excellent replicas of the originals, made of rubber and aluminum.  The shaft is made of aluminum (inside diameter 27/32″), the fins are rubber as are the heads- so no metal edges should hit your enemy. In the main picture the grenades are as follows: (A) M17 Anti-Personnel in early war yellow and (B) in mid to late war OD (8.1 ounces) (C) M9A1 Anti Tank Late War Version in Olive Drab, and the early war version in yellow (D) (10.3 ounces), and last (E) The early version of the M9 AT is 8.3 ounces. These are designed to work with regular reenactor blanks, not the super-charged military issue blanks.  Those more powerful government issue blanks might send your grenade into the next county, or over time, blow the end right off the grenade.  Practice before you take them to a reenactment! Only fire them at above a 45 degree angle. Any angle lower and you could hurt someone or damage equipment, and if you miss your target, send your grenade into oblivion. With the reenactor crimped blank in a Springfield bolt-action rifle we get between 50-75 yards, M1s a little less. There are videos on YouTube, or check out our Instagram page.  Many guys have used these with SKS rifles, and any launcher that fits US rounds will work.  We do not have any launchers for sale, but check the reenactor forums, or eBay.  There are some great videos of these in action on YouTube!  Comes with a piece of orange or yellow ribbon you can tie on the tube of the grenade to help find it. However many people in tall grass areas add even a longer, brighter ribbon. Never tie the ribbon or cord to the fin, only to the main body and lace it through the fin slats. Don’t be stupid and fire these directly at people.
The versions again:Â From the Main Listing Picture (A) Mid to late war M9A1 Anti Tank, (B) Mid to late war M17 Anti Personnel, (C) Early War, 1942 M9A1 Anti Tank, (D) Early war up to 1942 M17 Anti Personnel, and (E) Early war M9 Anti Tank.
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Click on the Ravenna Armory button below to see their reproduction rifle grenade pins. Many people have asked about these. Now you can convert your dummy grenade into a nice display piece! Don’t fire our dummy rifle grenades with the pin in it though…
3 reviews for Rifle Grenade -Rubber WWII Reproduction
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Matthew Mancil Jr (verified owner) –
This is an amazing product! I purchased the M9A1 Anti tank rifle grenade (selection A) and used it on my Yugo SKS. It’s a very well built product and lots of fun! If I could post a video on here I would, but take my word for it. You will not regret purchasing one of these items! Not to mention the seller offer excellent communication and customer service, not even mentioning the fast shipping! I will absolutely be picking up another when these come back in stock!
John Ellis (verified owner) –
An absolute must have if you own a Yugo SKS with launcher muzzle. Tried with several different blank rounds and worked flawlessly every time. Should have ordered more than one. Will order more when they have back in stock.
jeremysiegel10 (verified owner) –
I absolutely loved using these rifle grenades. Using my Yugoslavian SKS with some German blanks, I fired each type of grenade 10 times and they held up fantastically. No permanent damage and they bounced spectacularly on the dirt they landed on. My first two shots even bounced off a tree branch because I had misjudged the angle.
Video below of some footage I captured of me shooting these – https://youtu.be/7v-PwZNLwdQ
Absolutely recommend these for those with these kinds of SKSs and always wanted to try shooting rifle grenades as it was always intended to be used.
SOS –
The video is great! Nice place to shoot them, with a clear roadway. Thanks for posting!