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| + | {{GrenadeInfobox|title1 = Model 1914 Grenade|image1 = Model 1914 Grenade.JPG|type_of_grenade = Hand Grenade|subtype = Concussion Grenade (Fragmentation Grenade with optional jacket)|intended_use = Anti-Personnel|place_of_origin = {{Russian Empire 1858}}|designers = Vladimir Rdultovsky|main_users = {{Russian Empire 1858}} |
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| + | {{USSR 1936}}|produced_peroid = 1914 - ?|family = Model 1914 Grenade|manufactured_from = [[Model 1912 Grenade]]|manufactured_into = [[Model 1914/30 Grenade]], [[Model 1917 Chemical Grenade]]|weight = 500g|diameter = 45mm|length = 235mm|height = Stick|filler = [[Trinitrophenol|Picric Acid]]|explosive = Yes|fuse_timer = 4 - 5 seconds|detonation_mechanism = Timed fuse}}The '''Model 1914 Grenade''' (Russian: Ручная граната образца 1914 года) is a Russian stick concussion grenade used during [[World War I|WWI]] and [[World War II|WWII]]. |
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| + | The M1914 has an optional fragmentation sleeve that turns the M1914 into a fragmentation grenade. This sleeve was later used in the [[RGD-33]]'s sleeve. |
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==Variants== |
==Variants== |
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| + | === '''Model 1914 Grenade''' === |
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| − | *M1914 |
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| + | Standard model. |
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| − | *M1917 (Chemical) |
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| + | === '''Model 1917 Chemical Grenade''' === |
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| + | Chemical model containing [[Chloropicrin]]. |
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| − | *Unknown amount of [[Trinitrotoluene|TNT]] |
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| + | === '''Model 1914/30 Grenade''' === |
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| − | *Unknown amount of [[Trinitrophenol]] |
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+ | Updated model using [[Trinitrotoluene|TNT]] instead of [[Trinitrophenol|Picric Acid]].[[Category:AP Grenade]] |
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[[Category:WWII]] |
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| + | [[Category:Hand Grenade]] |
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| + | [[Category:Concussion Grenade]] |
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Revision as of 17:22, 8 October 2018
Overview
The Model 1914 Grenade (Russian: Ручная граната образца 1914 года) is a Russian stick concussion grenade used during WWI and WWII.
The M1914 has an optional fragmentation sleeve that turns the M1914 into a fragmentation grenade. This sleeve was later used in the RGD-33's sleeve.
Variants
Model 1914 Grenade
Standard model.
Model 1917 Chemical Grenade
Chemical model containing Chloropicrin.
Model 1914/30 Grenade
Updated model using TNT instead of Picric Acid.