Original WWII German Mauser 98k Schießbecher Anti-Personnel Grenade Round – Dated 1943 (Inert)

Step back in time with this authentic piece of World War II history—an original German Schießbecher anti-personnel grenade round, designed for use with the iconic Mauser 98k rifle. Dated 1943, this grenade is a tangible relic from one of the most pivotal conflicts of the 20th century, offering collectors a rare opportunity to own a piece of Wehrmacht battlefield equipment.

The Schießbecher (“shooting cup”) was a rifle grenade launcher attachment that allowed German infantry to extend their reach on the battlefield, launching grenades up to 300 meters with deadly accuracy. This particular anti-personnel round was engineered to fragment upon detonation, delivering devastating shrapnel effects against enemy troops. The grenade bears clear markings, including “43” (indicating its 1943 manufacture) and additional codes, adding to its historical authenticity.

Safety Note: This grenade is 100% inert

Historical Context: Manufactured in 1943, this grenade was produced during a critical phase of the war for Germany, as the Wehrmacht faced mounting pressure on the Eastern Front and in North Africa. The Schießbecher system was a vital tool for German infantry, providing a lightweight and versatile way to deliver explosive firepower in a variety of combat situations, from trench warfare to urban engagements.

Don’t miss your chance to own this piece of history—add this 1943 Schießbecher anti-personnel grenade round to your collection today!

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