Original U.S. Post-Korean War Era Inert M22A2 Red Smoke Rifle Grenade - Dated 1954 EXCLUDE_CHECKOUT_RESTRICTION held in place by the

held in place by the correct finished buttons

The wood shaft of the grenade is clearly stamped with with ЯR 805 39

but the side buttons are still present and appear to be covered in glue for an attempt at repairing

and in June was assigned to the Third

as those units were often not deployed for wars

Original U.S. Post-Korean War Era Inert M22A2 Red Smoke Rifle Grenade - Dated 1954 EXCLUDE_CHECKOUT_RESTRICTION held in place by theOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a fantastic example of an M22A2 Red Smoke Grenade, designed to be fired from the M7A3 Grenade Launcher for M1 Garand Rifle. This example is totally inert and cannot be converted to be used as an explosive device, making it in complete compliance per the current BATF standards governing inert ordnance. Not Available For Export. The M22 and M22A2 consist of three basic parts: a steel stabilizer assembly, an