Original Finnish WWII Rare Inert Bakelite v Rasia-Ansa M42 Antipersonnel “Box-Trap” Mine Spanish Ordnance Rate of fire: 2–4 round/min

Rate of fire: 2–4 round/min

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and a change in toggle design that allowed it to be lifted rather than pulled rearward

Original Finnish WWII Rare Inert Bakelite v Rasia-Ansa M42 Antipersonnel “Box-Trap” Mine Spanish Ordnance Rate of fire: 2–4 round/minOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a wonderful example of a rather rare WWII Finnish Ant Personnel mine, just one of the less than 20,000 ever made! This is the Finnish M42, a High Explosive Blast (HE Blast), plastic bodied, pressure actuated, Anti Personnel (AP), blast landmine called the Rasia Ansa M42 (Box trap M42). Unloaded or dummy grenades, artillery shell casings, and similar devices, which are cut or drilled in an BATF approved manner