Original U.S. Vietnam War Era United States Marine Corps Japanese Made Wooden Name Plate - Camp Sukiran, Okinawa Receiver Top Cover Essentially it was an egg

Essentially it was an egg grenade fixed to a drilled wooden handle for easier handling and longer throwing distances

so the breech does not lock closed

The Type 98 was also one of the two armament options for the IJA's Submersible Gun Mount Model 1

Collar to Shoulder: 10

and the FBI (following the Kansas City Massacre)

Original U.S. Vietnam War Era United States Marine Corps Japanese Made Wooden Name Plate - Camp Sukiran, Okinawa Receiver Top Cover Essentially it was an eggOriginal Item: One of a Kind. Between 1965 and 1972, Okinawa was a key staging point for the United States in its military operations directed towards North Vietnam. Along with Guam, it presented a geographically strategic launch pad for covert bombing missions over Cambodia and Laos. Camp Sukiran Zukeran is now known as Camp Foster. Camp Foster, formerly known as Camp Zukeran, is a United States Marine Corps camp located in Ginowan City with portions