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Genuine WWII US M-1 adapter for MK II grenade for a WW II M1 Garand. The M1 grenade projection adapter was designed to easily convert standard Mk 2 hand grenades into rifle grenades. This was done by inserting a Mk 2 grenade into the prongs while a holder on one of the prongs kept the arming lever from releasing.
Marked GML 43 - 1945.
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Genuine WWII US M-1 adapter for MK II grenade for a WW II M1 Garand. The M1 grenade projection adapter was designed to easily convert standard Mk 2 hand grenades into rifle grenades. This was done by inserting a Mk 2 grenade into the prongs while a holder on one of the prongs kept the arming lever from releasing.
Marked GML 43 - 1945.
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