Now that is a rare bird! Manufactured by Richard Rinker in 1931 (R.R.E.). This was the first model of the training charge, which consisted of a lacquered cardboard tube filled with 2.7 grams of black powder. According to the manual "Die Stielhandgranate 24" it was delivered already attached and sealed to the Brennzünder 24. No picture of the Übungsladung 24 is known to exist, apart from the drawings in the manual. This was replaced by the Übungsladung 30, presumably in 1931-32.
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My Richard Rinker 1940 with waffenambt 560Comment
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Nice piece. Handle manufactured by Wilhelm von Hagen Metallwarenfabrik, Iserlohn Westfalen, head made by Richard Rinker GmbH, Neubrandenburg in MecklenburgComment
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here's a late one ,
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Regards,
JanComment
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early RR1937,with brass fuse baseComment
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stielhandgranate kisteComment
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Stielhandgranate mod 43Comment
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now with picturesComment
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Wow, some really nice examples, thanks for showing them. Do you use anything on the wood handles to keep them preserved?Originally posted by tijl26 View PostComment
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i put WD40 on the metal parts ,wood d'ont need anythingComment
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