Original British WWI Inert No. 16 Oval Grenade with Faint Maker’s Mark Category_Water Jacket Assembly The design was revised numerous

The design was revised numerous times

as well as on the chamber end of the barrel and 412 on the bottom of the feed block/ejector

There are no polishing marks or wear to the markings

The heavy octagonal barrel of the rifle measures about 27 1/2 inches in overall length

especially the infantry

Original British WWI Inert No. 16 Oval Grenade with Faint Maker’s Mark Category_Water Jacket Assembly The design was revised numerousOriginal Item. Only One Available. The No. 16 Oval Grenade was a follow up to the No. 15 Ball Grenade of 1915. The No. 15 series was developed for service in the Middle East Campaign and intended to shore up the shortcomings of the earlier No. 1 stick grenade line in service with the British Army when it entered the war. However, the No. 15 featured a temperamental fuse, large size, and limited fragmentation. The No. 16 adopted an oval shape which was