16189 - Hessian Regiment von Donop, Tearing Cartridge w Britain's world war 1 Although his work requires unusual

Although his work requires unusual precision and concentration

K&C's Ranger is aiming his M16A2 w/ M203 slightly upwards as he prepares to launch a grenade round at the enemy

Defending troops were expected to release two volleys in the time it would take their enemy to cover a hundred yards

The award was given to individuals who had single-handedly destroyed an enemy tank or armored combat vehicle using a handheld explosive device such as a Panzerfaust

the 100th Battalion

16189 - Hessian Regiment von Donop, Tearing Cartridge w Britain's world war 1 Although his work requires unusualNEW! IN STOCK! Hessian Regiment von Donop, Tearing Cartridge Muskets are smoothbore weapons; the inside of the barrel is smooth, not rifled, and notoriously inaccurate. It was a flintlock weapon, meaning that a sharpened flint attached to a cocked hammer was pushed into a locking position prior to firing. When a soldier pulled the trigger, the hammer sprang forward. The sharpened flint struck a vertical L shaped steel frizzen, which covered the pan