Original Imperial Japanese WWII Inert Type 100 Rifle Grenade Discharger Launcher - Dated 1939 German Army Heer and not at one of

and not at one of the factories in England

Featuring nice hardwood grips that are worn

There is just a bit of wear to the fuzzy "nap" of the wool covering the main body of the shako

Even German General Rommel was surprised at how the French tanks withstood the German tank shells and had to resort to using the German 88 artillery as anti tank guns against the French tanks to knock them out

where maps and plastic map holders would be kept

Original Imperial Japanese WWII Inert Type 100 Rifle Grenade Discharger Launcher - Dated 1939 German Army Heer and not at one ofOriginal Item. Only One Available. The Type 100 grenade discharger () was introduced in 1939 as a grenade launcher for the Type 38 and Type 99 Arisaka rifles. The Type 100 launches standard Type 91 and Type 99 hand grenades. The launcher is somewhat unusual in that rather than using the more common cup designs it is a gas trap system, meaning that it incorporates a barrel extension which taps off excess propellant gases to launch the grenade from a