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A must completing any German WWII rifle
Early in WWII there was a critical shortage of steel
Company E (Later HQ)
As it happens these shortened models have always been the most difficult to find
Bombardier: Jim Driscoll
Original Austro-Hungarian WWI Bristle Head Trench Raiding Club - Featured in Book At Arm's Length Category_Martini-Henry Parts A must completing any GermanOriginal Item: Only One Available. A fantastic example of a World War One Austrian trench club that shows evidence of its age due to use and weathering. It has a length of 22 inchs (560 mm) and weighs 1. 6 pounds (731 grams). The head of the club is constructed from a piece of iron pipe 4. 7 inches longs. The symmetrical "bristly pattern" for the club head appears to be constructed from either thick wire (3. 0 mm diameter) or possibly nails with their
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