Original U.S. WWII Inert AN Mk-43 Low-Altitude Horizontal and Dive Bombing Practice Bomb Lot - 2 Items War of 1812 As used by thousands of

As used by thousands of Wehrmacht soldiers to document their service during world war two

This hybrid between binoculars and a periscope enabled the observer to remain safely concealed in dug-outs

Unlike the Connecticut contract guns

domed canopy with a rollover bar

another hallmark of a Series II revolver

Original U.S. WWII Inert AN Mk-43 Low-Altitude Horizontal and Dive Bombing Practice Bomb Lot - 2 Items War of 1812 As used by thousands ofOriginal Items: Only One Lot of 2 Available. The AN MK 43 practice bomb was one of three similar miniature practice bombs used for low altitude horizontal or dive bombing practice during WWII. The other two were the AN MK 5 and the AN MK 23. The MK 43 has an overall length of 8. 25" and is made of lead antimony. The diameter at its largest point is 2. 18". The fins are 2. 5" in length. The weight, when empty, but with firing pin weighed approximately