Hungarian GYATA-64 AP Inert Land Mine

Features

1. Fully Inert — All explosive filler and fuze components have been removed, leaving a safe, display-ready Cold War relic.
2. Authentic Hungarian Issue — Genuine GYATA-64 anti-personnel mine produced for the Hungarian People's Army during the Warsaw Pact era.
3. Bakelite Main Body — Original cylindrical plastic housing with the distinctive black rubber pressure cap that defines the GYATA-64 profile.
4. PMN Pattern Design — Hungarian counterpart to the Soviet PMN-1, sharing the same blast-mine layout but built with a heavier 300-gram TNT charge.
5. Original Cyrillic-Style Markings — Side stamps typically reading GYATA-64 along with lot and date codes from the 1960s–1970s production runs.
6. Compact Dimensions — Roughly 4 inches (110 mm) in diameter and about 2 inches (56 mm) tall, the same footprint used in the field by combat engineers.
7. Cold War Collectible — A scarce piece of Comblock militaria pulled from Hungarian stocks after the country destroyed its operational inventory in the late 1990s.
8. Display and Training Use — Well suited for EOD training references, militaria collections, museum displays, and Warsaw Pact exhibits.
9. Country of Origin — Manufactured in Hungary.