Original German WWII Set of 3 rounds for Handheld Launchers Kampfpistole and Leuchpistole Ancient The helmet liner was wartime

The helmet liner was wartime fitted with replacement bolts and the chinstraps were placed between the liner band and the shell

although more permanent method of concealing the helmet was the use of camouflage paint

British Officers in WW1 outfitted themselves at their own expense so it was entirely up to personal preferences as to the accessories he carried

They were reportedly stunned by the news

As the sciences of crash worthiness and head injury prevention developed

Original German WWII Set of 3 rounds for Handheld Launchers Kampfpistole and Leuchpistole Ancient The helmet liner was wartimeOriginal Item: Only Set of 3 only. Totally inert per guidelines provided by the Bureau of Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms (ATF) this is very nice set of three German WWII projectile rounds for handheld launching devices. Two of these are rifled, for use in the Kampfpistole, often called the Z gun. The third might work with it, but was originally developed for the Sturmpistole, which was a customized Leuchpistole 34 or 42 with a shoulder stock. The