25305 - U.S. Infantryman with Grenade Launcher, 1944-45 American Civil War drive them north out of

drive them north out of Texas and up to Montana to start a cattle ranch

and intimidate the hostiles on the opposing side

This terrific little figure is full of character another “tribute” to the war correspondent Ernie Pyle who wrote the classic “The Story of G

NA180 Ready to Repel

sheathed in a simple steel scabbard

25305 - U.S. Infantryman with Grenade Launcher, 1944-45 American Civil War drive them north out ofNEW! IN STOCK! U. S. Infantryman with Grenade Launcher, 1944 45 During WWII, the U. S. Army used a series of grenade projection adapters that converted hand grenades into rifle grenades. For the M1 Garand the device was designated as the M7. This hollow tubed, muzzle adapter could throw a standard Mk 2 grenade up to 220 yards, compared with the maximum of 33 yards when it was thrown by hand. To launch a grenade, a special high powered blank cartridge