Type 10 Grenade

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A drawing of a Type 10 grenade. It was almost identical to the later Type 91. The main difference was the Type 10's serrated top.
A drawing of a Type 10 grenade. It was almost identical to the later Type 91. The main difference was the Type 10's serrated top.

The Type 10 Grenade was a Japanese grenade that was introduced in 1921. It weighed 530g, and contained 50g of TNT explosive. It could be launched by the Type 10 Grenade Discharger, or thrown by hand.

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