The Australian War Memorial Collection. Test site
Fabric Pouch for Japanese Type 100 7.7 m.m. Grenade discharger. No. 10150.
The Type 100 cup-type grenade discharger was used for projecting the Type 99 (1939) fragmentation grenade. The launcher was attached to the muzzle of the rifle and the grenade, with safety pin removed, was placed inside the cup. Standard ball ammunition was used for projecting the grenade, which had a range of 100 yards. The grenade time fuze was stared when the weapon was fired, detonating in approximately 4 to 5 seconds.
Arisaka Type 99 Rifle, modified to fire a Type 89 grenade discharger. The rifle is bolt action, with an internal magazine and dust cover. It has been heavily modified, with the barrel shortened and a
Canvas cylindrical bag with strap for Type 89 Grenade Discharger. This carrying bag was used to transport and protect a light grenade discharger used by the Japanese Army during the Second World Wa
Canvas webbing grenade pouch 235mm wide, and 140mm high. The pouch accomodates four grenades in four separate 50mm diameter compartments. The pouch has a canvas flap, which is secured with two leathe
Japanese Type 89 grenade discharger canvas carry case. This case was used to transport and protect a Type 89 Grenade discharger. This was a light mortar used by the Japanese Army during the Second W
The grenade body is cast iron and is reusable. The fuze is an M205A2. The body is painted green. A safety pin and lever is attached. Markings - US S 67. MY 2/66 FUZE M205A5; 2/66. The M30 practice g
Type 89 Grenade Discharger. Constructed of steel in the form of a rifled pipe attached to a pedestal and curved butt plate. The trigger which cocks and fires in one operation protrudes through a lengt