INERT m1923 Danish training grenade

Discover a piece of Danish military history with this inert Danish M1923 hand grenade, a classic artifact from the early 20th century. Officially designated as the Haandbombe Model 1923, this grenade was a key weapon for the Danish military before and during World War II, and later adopted by German forces as the Handgranate 343d during the occupation of Denmark.

Crafted with a segmented grey steel body, brass fuse housing, and safety lever, this inert version is non-functional, making it a safe and striking addition to any military collection or display. The grenade features the iconic “23” marking, indicative of its model, and shows signs of historical wear, adding to its authentic character. Originally designed with 150 grams of TNT for live versions, this practice or display model has been deactivated and is ideal for educational purposes, reenactments, or as a unique historical piece.

With a rich history tied to Danish resistance efforts—most notably its use in the 1940 sabotage of a German troop train—this grenade represents both tactical ingenuity and wartime legacy. Perfect for collectors, historians, or enthusiasts of WWII memorabilia, this inert M1923 comes with the assurance of its safe, non-explosive status. Add this rare piece to your collection and own a tangible connection to Denmark’s military past.

FREE SHIPPING!