Original Item: Only One Available. Scarce Vietnamese-Made copy of a ChiCom stick grenade, which was brought home from Vietnam and used as a training aid for an American Explosive Ordnance Disposal team. What makes this particular grenade unique is that the handle was replaced with a solid example and stamped with the year 1968. This was done in the United States at an EOD school to be used as a recognition/training device.

This stick grenade is completely void of any explosive content and is in total compliance per the BATF guidelines on ordnance. This was a training device and cannot be converted back to an explosive.

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This example is of the most common of North Vietnamese Army Hand Grenades of the Vietnam War. This is the typical pattern of NVA / VC long-handle smooth body stick grenade with a crude sand-cast fragmentation head. The tell tale signs of indigenous Vietnamese manufacture is the crude cast fragmentation head and the smooth, non-ridged handle with waxed waterproofing inside the handle and around the collar where the head attaches to the handle. This example does not have a removable bottom plug nor does it have the waxed waterproofing on the inside.

This is a wonderful example that comes more than ready for display!