Improvised Munitions Handbook (Improvised Explosive Devices or ...
Improvised Munitions Handbook (Improvised Explosive Devices or ... Improvised Munitions Handbook (Improvised Explosive Devices or ...
tape. Force the can and wooden block forward against the tape so that they are securely held in place. Wrap tape around the barrel behind the can. Caution: Be sure that the can is securely fastened to the gun barrel. If the can should become loose and slip down the barrel after the launcher is assembled, the grenade will explode after the regular delay time. 9. Remove crimp from a 12 gauge shotgun cartridge with pen knife. Open cartridge. Pour shot from shell. Remove wads and plastic liner if present. 10. Empty the propellant onto a piece of paper. Using a knife, divide the propellant in half. Replace half of the propellant into the cartridge case.
11. Replace the 12 gauge cardboard wads into cartridge case. Note: If wads are not available, stuff tissue paper or cotton into the cartridge case. Pack tightly. How to Use Method I – When Ordinary Grenade is Used 1. Load cartridge in gun. 2. Push end of pushrod without the rubber disk into hole in wooden block fastened to grenade. 3. Slowly push rod into barrel until it rests against the cartridge case and grenade is in can. If the grenade is not in the can, remove rod and cut to proper size. Push rod back into barrel. 4. With can holding safety lever of grenade in place, carefully remove safety pin. Caution: Be sure that the sides of the can restrain the grenade safety lever. If the safety lever should be released for any reason, grenade will explode after regular grenade delay time. 5. To fire grenade launcher, rest gun in ground at angle determined by range desired. A 45 degree angle should give about 150 meters (160 yards).
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11. Replace the 12 gauge cardboard wads into cartridge case.<br />
Note: If wads are not available, stuff tissue paper <strong>or</strong> cotton<br />
into the cartridge case. Pack tightly.<br />
How to Use<br />
Method I – When Ordinary Grenade is Used<br />
1. Load cartridge in gun.<br />
2. Push end of pushrod without the rubber disk into hole in wooden block fastened to grenade.<br />
3. Slowly push rod into barrel until it rests against the cartridge case and grenade is in can. If the<br />
grenade is not in the can, remove rod and cut to proper size. Push rod back into barrel.<br />
4. With can holding safety lever of grenade in place, carefully remove safety pin.<br />
Caution: Be sure that the sides of the can restrain the grenade safety lever. If the safety lever<br />
should be released f<strong>or</strong> any reason, grenade will explode after regular grenade delay time.<br />
5. To fire grenade launcher, rest gun in ground at angle determined by range desired. A 45 degree<br />
angle should give about 150 meters (160 yards).
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