MK 2 FRAGMENTATION GRENADE
$64.74
- SKUFSMK2
- UPC
- BrandBlueguns
Discontinued
Description
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A "Blue Guns" MK 2 fragmentation grenade refers to an inert (non-explosive), training replica of the original MK 2 hand grenade. These inert versions are typically cast or finished in blue (or marked with blue paint) to indicate that they contain no explosive filler, fuze, or detonating components and are safe for training purposes.
The training replica is designed to replicate the external size, weight (often similar to the live version), contours, and handling characteristics of the service grenade so that personnel can practice basic handling, identification, safety procedures, and placement drills without exposure to explosive risk. The body, safety lever (spoon), and pin are typically present as visual and tactile features, but internal components are absent or solid-filled.
"Blue Guns" training grenades are used by military units, law enforcement, and tactical instructors in classroom or field training to teach safe handling, familiarization with equipment, and drills for procedures involving grenades. Because they are inert, they do not function as weapons, create fragmentation, or produce blast effects.
A "Blue Guns" MK 2 fragmentation grenade refers to an inert (non-explosive), training replica of the original MK 2 hand grenade. These inert versions are typically cast or finished in blue (or marked with blue paint) to indicate that they contain no explosive filler, fuze, or detonating components and are safe for training purposes.
The training replica is designed to replicate the external size, weight (often similar to the live version), contours, and handling characteristics of the service grenade so that personnel can practice basic handling, identification, safety procedures, and placement drills without exposure to explosive risk. The body, safety lever (spoon), and pin are typically present as visual and tactile features, but internal components are absent or solid-filled.
"Blue Guns" training grenades are used by military units, law enforcement, and tactical instructors in classroom or field training to teach safe handling, familiarization with equipment, and drills for procedures involving grenades. Because they are inert, they do not function as weapons, create fragmentation, or produce blast effects.