These are amazing, 3 second stun allows one to cast a spell or generate energy, or even stop someone in their tracks. IT DOES have a cast time, but you can move while casting it ^_^. These are extremely cheap to make and very effective.

Low explosive-filled Mk 2s had their cast iron bodies painted gray or black to prevent rust. Pre-WWII high explosive-filled Mk 2s were painted bright yellow. During wartime (from about 1943 onwards), grenades were overpainted in olive drab, leaving a narrow yellow ring remaining at …

/cast [@cursor] Thorium Grenade /stopcasting This macro casts iron grenade at your cursors location, press it again and you stop casting your grenade, obviously you can remove the [@cursor] part to click but honestly I think at cursor is best for nading.

Cast Iron Body WWII MkII Style Pineapple Grenade with a recent manufacture M212/M228 fuse body, spoon and pin. Sometimes you don’t need a perfect replica for your programs.

Apr 10, 2021 · Inert cast iron body with inert US GI fuse lends authenticity to this iconic staple of the American serviceman in the last century. Introduced in WW1, the original designed grenade progressed through evolutions to serve in WW2, Korea, and beyond to retirement @1969.

Nov 12, 2023 · Successfully cranking out, by the millions, simple cast iron pineapple Mk II grenade bodies was not technically challenging in any way whatsoever by the 1940s. The world operated on cast iron. However, successfully producing grenade fuze mechanisms was a different matter altogether.

We offer this modified, cast iron body, copy of the post WWII M21 practice “pineapple” grenade at the request of museum staff and re-enactors looking for a reasonable facsimile of WWII MkII grenade with realistic weight for use in living history demonstrations, throwing, etc. Compared to WWII MkII and M21 grenade bodies, the post-war M21 ...

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Cast Iron Grenade. These simple cast iron spheres were the most common grenades from the 17th century until the mid-19th century, when grenades in general fell out of favor.