Dummy Lemon Grenade
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- FOP-0004
Description
Features
- M26 Replica Pattern — Faithful reproduction of the iconic M26/M26A1 "Lemon" fragmentation grenade carried by US forces from Korea through Vietnam.
- Fully Inert Construction — Hollow steel body with no explosive filler, fuze charge, or pyrotechnic components of any kind.
- Steel Body — Oval sheet-steel shell delivers the authentic weight, profile, and feel of the original USGI hand grenade.
- Functional Pin and Spoon — Includes the safety pin, pull ring, and spoon (safety lever) for a complete, true-to-issue appearance.
- Gutted Fuze Assembly — Reproduction fuze is hollowed out and rendered inoperative for safe handling and display.
- Approximately 1 lb Weight — Matches the heft of an issued M26, making it ideal as a paperweight, training aid, or trainer prop.
- Made in the USA — Manufactured domestically for collectors, reenactors, and militaria enthusiasts.
- Display and Prop Use — Suited to shadow boxes, military displays, film and theater props, and instructional demonstrations.
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Looks realFeels heavier than I expected, not like the cheap plastic ones, and the lemon shape matches the real thing about as close as you can get without a license. Had a buddy over who picked it up and got a little nervous before I showed him the hole in the bottom. O
Good price for an inert replica
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Dummy lemon grenadeNice dummy lemon grenade.
Nice conversation piece
A little corrosion on the detonator but cleaned up with Dremel tool.
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Dummy lemon grenadeLooks really good with my other dummy grenades. Identical to the ones used by the military.
Faithful dummy looks just like the real thing.
A little corrosion on the firing mechanism which is easily cleaned up with a Dremel.
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Fun desk ornamentThis is a nice inert grenade, looks pretty cool on my desk will paint it OD green and add some funky stickers too it soon. Its hefty would hurt someone if you threw it at them. The only thing that was disappointing is when you pull the pin the spoon does not fly off. I had a old one from the late 80s that still had the mechanism functioning, use to play army with it all the time until someone got hit in the head and then it got taken away...wasn't my fault his head got in the way!
Neat conversation piece, or could be used for a awesome gag.
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Nice Manly DecorationThis looks great on the shelf in my reloading room. I highly recommend these for man cave type pieces.