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    #16
    HAL, also a nice Kugel but a wrong fuse. I've seen these fuses some times on the Kugeln but these are cannon propellant fuses used to ignite the propellant charge of a howitzer for example. They weren't used with handgrenades because they are missing a tiny little thing... a delay! I think some dealers used them because the screw matches and they hadn't the right fuse, the "Brennzünder für Kugelhandgranaten 13" in stock.

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      #17
      Interesting, it would explain why the fuse doesn't seem to screw all the way in. Do you have a sample photo you can post with my fuse being used as a propellant charge? I would be interested in seeing it.

      What do you mean by "the "Brennzünder für Kugelhandgranaten 13" in stock"?

      Thanks,

      Craig.

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        #18
        I mean that some dealers, if they know it or not, don't have the correct fuse and they used another one which just fits on the grenade.
        I am also searching for a pic of the "Geschützzünder" in use for a longer time.

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          #19
          Hello,

          OK I see what you mean. Shame about the picture, I would have been interested to see it.

          Thanks,

          Craig.

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            #20
            I can't believe this is the entire collection of grenades between everyone on this forum......

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              #21
              So I bought another one. This is a nice M43...

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                #22
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                  #23
                  WW1 "AEG" made stick grenade dated 1915.
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                    #24
                    Nice grenade Adrian...

                    Here is a nice Kugel stick grenade I should have bought when I had the chance.

                    Cheers,

                    Craig.

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                      #25
                      Kugal Stick Grenade (Kugalkopf)

                      Bit late on posting this one, but only found this thread a while ago.
                      Enjoy
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                        #26
                        wow Jeeeensy! that is one sweet grenade! any markings on that bad boy, and where did you find that gem? man, I love that thing! Glenn

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                          #27
                          Chees Glen

                          heer is its counterpart, the Poppenberg..
                          sorry no marknings on these type only the three dots and single number..
                          formed in the casting process.
                          I'll post some of my other grenades on the imperial section soon.
                          Last edited by jeeeensy; 01-06-2008, 05:56 AM.

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                            #28
                            I'll get used to this technoligy soon,,
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                              #29
                              Evolution,,
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                                #30
                                Some grenades of mine. First is a 1937 dated stickgrenade.
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