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The M18 are a series of US World War Two (WW2) era-developed, cylindrical, sheet metal-bodied, coloured smoke hand grena...

This is a red smoke grenade used to simulate the use of the M47 CS grenade.

The M67 is a US-developed, high explosive (HE) controlled-fragmentation, defensive, delay-fuzed, hand grenade, which is...

This is a riot control/tear gas hand grenade. The M7 and M7A1 series of grenades contain a pyrotechnic mixture of CN,...

The BR M75 (RS: БР М75) is a former-Yugoslavian-developed, pyrotechnic time delay-fuzed, high explosive (preformed) frag...

The M93 (BR M93) is a pyrotechnic time delay-fuzed, high explosive (preformed) fragmentation (HE-Frag) defensive hand gr...

The Mk. III (MK3) is a US, World War One (WW1) era-developed, offensive, blast-effect, paper-bodied, hand grenade, which...

The RG-42 (РГ-42) is a Soviet (Russian), World War Two (WW2)-era developed, defensive, high explosive fragmentation (HE-...

The URG-86 is a Czech defensive/fragmentation hand grenade, that can operate on time or impact function. The URG acro...

The RKG-3EM (RU: РКГ-3ЕМ) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, hand-thrown anti-armour grenade, which features...

This grenade incorporates a graze-sensitive fuze. LV, HE frag.

Airburst fragmentation grenade. LV, HE Frag. Obsolete

This is a spin-stabilized high explosive grenade. LV, HE Frag. Obsolete.

This is a spin-stabilized, practice grenade. LV, target practice. This grenade emits a yellow smoke and dye.

This is a spin-stabilized, high-explosive grenade which incorporates a graze-sensitive fuze. HV, HE Frag.

The VOG-17 (RU: ВОГ-17) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, 30 mm (30×29B) automatic grenade launcher (AGL) h...

The M1 were a series 'Grenade Projection Adapters', which were used to convert hand grenades into a rifle grenades. T...

The M62 is simple plastic-cased AP blast mine, developed from the Hungarian M49 mine; it is similar in size and contains...

The T-AB-1 is a small, plastic-cased, pressure-operated, anti-personnel blast (APB) mine. Unlike many APB mines the T...

The P5 Mk2 is a 'Claymore' type directional fragmentation mine which closely resembles the US M18A1. Currently in pr...

The POM-2R (Ru: ПОМ-2Р) is a Russian Federation, hand-laid (manually-emplaced) anti-personnel fragmentation (APF) mine,...

The ATM 75 is a conventional pressure actuated AT mine very similar to the Model 67. The status of this mine is unce...

The PRB M1 is a large minimum metal AT mine. This mine is no longer in production. The PRB M2 differs only slightly...

The Type 59 is a large, Chinese-developed, metal-cased, pressure-actuated, anti-tank (AT) blast-effect mine Overview...

The P5 Mk1 is a 'Claymore' type directional fragmentation mine which closely resembles the US M18A1. Currently in pr...

The MIFF (Mine-Flach-Flach) was a 132 mm, scatterable, parachute-retarded, magnetic and seismic influence fuzed, anti-ta...

The NR 109 is a trip flare similar in appearance, and easily confused with, the NR 413. Despite the similarity of the fu...

Pyrotechnic flare for the destruction of landmines. Flare

The M110 is an artillery flash simulator. Practice

This is an atomic explosion simulator. It comes packaged in a 55-gallon drum.