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    I picked this up at a yard sale and originally thought it was a training grenade but after looking it over I am not too sure. Anybody know who used and what it's actual designation is?

    Many thanks for the help!

    Gary
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    It is quite oblate in shape.
    Originally posted by Gary Cain View Post
    I picked this up at a yard sale and originally thought it was a training grenade but after looking it over I am not too sure. Anybody know who used and what it's actual designation is?

    Many thanks for the help!

    Gary
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      #3
      Russian F1?

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        #4
        It's a WWI French F1 body in red paint indicating practice usage. It can also be considered a U.S. training grenade as many of these and other French grenades were used by U.S. forces in WWI before sufficient quantities of American grenades could be delivered.

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          #5
          Hello,

          Many thanks for that. My first assumption was correct!

          Gary

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            #6
            f

            this is the Romanian grenade.

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              #7
              This is French grenade, Romanian has diferent marking.
              Romanian :
              French example :

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                #8
                Originally posted by klarkon View Post
                This is French grenade, Romanian has diferent marking.
                Romanian :
                French example :

                French grenades have the screw on the bottom

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