U.S. M1956 FIELD PACK

This is an M1956 field pack more commonly referred to as the "butt pack", due to its position it sits when worn. The M1956 field pack differs form the M1961 field pack by not having a rubberised lining and fold over side extensions where the M1961 field pack had downward side extensions.  read more

Code: 941

ASSORTED LYNX HELICOPTER PARTS

This is a assorted lot of Lynx Helicopter parts, the grey red and silver parts will be inside the airframe it self , the black one will be inside the cabin which is probably part of the seat assembly.  read more

Code: 6698

RHODESIAN SAS STABLE BELT (SPECIAL AIR SERVICE)

This is a rare Rhodesian SAS (Special Air Service) stable belt, some of the colour has faded to the belt. The belt measures Approx. 36" long.  read more

Code: 6741

SAFARILAND P229R LEG HOLSTER

This is a very nice Safariland P-229R M-3 M-6 Light 22/16 leg holster with quick release.  read more

Code: 4699

SKORPION WZ61 SMG POUCH

This is a nice Skorpion Wz61 SMG pouch in black.  read more

Code: 4684

WW2 U.S. M2A4 AP TRAINING MINE WITH M6A1 PRESSURE / PULL FUZE (INERT)

This is a nice WW2 U.S. M2A4 AP Training mine with the M6A1 Pressure /pull fuze, you can see the original blue paint underneath the green. U.K Sales only.  read more

Code: 3018

WW2 U.S. M9 RIFLE SMOKE GRENADE (INERT)

This is a M9 Smoke grenade used for the M1 Garands in good condition, no markings can be seen, the tail is a little wobbly. UK sales only.

The M9 rifle grenade was an American anti-tank rifle grenade used during World War II. It was derived as a lighter version of the M10 grenade which was too heavy to be fired to an effective distance from a rifle.  read more

Code: 82

WW1 BRITISH NO.20 RIFLE GRENADE PROJECTILE (INERT)

This is a WW1 British No.20 Rifle grenade projectile. UK sales only.  read more

Code: 5129

WW1 BRITISH NO.20 RIFLE GRENADE (INERT)

These are nice relic parts of the WW1 British No.20 Rifle grenade. UK sales only.  read more

Code: 5128

BRITISH INERT NO.69 GRENADE

The No.69 grenade was introduced in 1942 and remained in service to 1947. The grenade was made entirely of bakelite with a pull-cord igniter. Which was also used on the No.82, No.73 and No.77 grenades. This example is in excellent condition and retains its pull-cord igniter. U.K. Sales Only  read more

Code: 390