INERT Russian RPG-40 anti tank grenade

Own a piece of World War II history with this rare, deactivated Soviet RPG-40 anti-tank hand grenade, a weapon that armed the Red Army during the desperate early days of the Eastern Front. Introduced in 1940 and mass-produced during the German invasion of 1941, the RPG-40 was the USSR’s first dedicated anti-tank grenade, designed to take on Panzer tanks with its 760-gram TNT blast. This iconic relic, with its olive drab finish, sturdy cylindrical head, and original handle, embodies the rugged ingenuity of Soviet wartime engineering.

Professionally deactivated to meet all legal standards (inert and safe for display), this grenade retains its historical character—complete with the safety lever and pin assembly (non-functional). Perfect for collectors, reenactors, or military history buffs, it’s a tangible link to the brutal battles of Operation Barbarossa and beyond. Display it in your collection, use it as a conversation piece, or honor the resilience of the soldiers who wielded it against overwhelming odds. Condition is excellent for its age, with minor wear adding to its authentic WWII patina. Don’t miss your chance to own this battlefield legend—quantities of genuine RPG-40s are limited and highly sought after!

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