5ive Star Gear Baseball Grenade Paperweight

Attention, soldiers, gun enthusiasts, and anyone with a man cave so epic it could make Chuck Norris shed a single tear of joy! Behold the 5ive Star Gear Baseball Grenade Paperweight! This ain't your ordinary desk accessory; oh no, this is a piece of history wrapped in badassery!

Imagine this: you're sitting at your desk, buried under a pile of paperwork that could rival the Great Wall of China, and suddenly, your gaze falls upon this metallic marvel. A baseball-shaped grenade, complete with head, ring, and spoon assembly, staring right back at you, saying, "I got your back, comrade."

Crafted from metal, this ain't your flimsy paperweight that'll crumble under pressure. Nah, this bad boy's got weight, heft, and a look that says, "I mean business." It's as realistic as it gets without causing a Homeland Security alert.

And let's talk functionality, shall we? This ain't just for show, folks. The 5ive Star Gear Baseball Grenade Paperweight will keep your papers in line like a drill sergeant on parade day. No more runaway documents or desk hurricanes. Just pure, unadulterated organization.

But wait, there's more! This isn't just any old grenade replica; these babies are made from genuine molds. That's right, every detail, every curve, every bit of awesomeness is straight from the source. And to top it off, it's made right here in the good ol' US of A, because nothing screams freedom like a baseball grenade on your desk.

Now, before you go planning your desk's new centerpiece, a word of caution: these grenades can't be shipped outside the Land of the Free or to the land of palm trees and movie stars, California. Sorry, folks, but we gotta keep the cool stuff where it belongs – in the hands of true patriots.

These grenades feel like the real thing.  Because of their cast iron construction they might arrive looking like they were just picked up off the battle field with a bit of oxidation or rust.  Nothing that a few seconds of steel wool can't take care of. 

So, whether you're decking out your man cave, sprucing up the office, or just looking for the ultimate conversation starter, the 5ive Star Gear Baseball Grenade Paperweight has got your six. Get yours today and unleash a little piece of history onto your desk. Just be prepared for the envy of every office drone within a hundred feet. Grenade out!

• Inert copies made from genuine molds
• Complete replica includes head, ring and spoon assembly
• Made in USA

These grenades cannot be shipped outside of the United States nor to California.

The baseball grenade, also known as the MK2 grenade, is a type of hand grenade that was used by the United States military during World War II and beyond. Its distinctive shape resembles that of a baseball, hence the nickname. The history of the baseball grenade dates back to the early 20th century. The United States Army began experimenting with various grenade designs in the late 1910s and early 1920s. The MK1 grenade, which preceded the MK2, was the first standardized fragmentation grenade adopted by the U.S. military. However, the MK1 had several shortcomings, including its overly complex design and difficulty in manufacturing. In 1929, the Army began development on a new grenade design, which eventually became the MK2. The MK2 grenade featured a simpler design and was easier to manufacture compared to its predecessor. It consisted of a cylindrical body with a grooved surface to aid in gripping, a fuse assembly on the top, and a safety lever. The grenade was filled with explosive material and fitted with a fragmentation sleeve to increase its lethality upon detonation. The MK2 grenade entered service in the early 1940s and saw widespread use during World War II. It was used by American forces and their allies in various theaters of the war, including Europe and the Pacific. The grenade proved to be effective in close combat situations, such as clearing out enemy positions and bunkers. After World War II, the MK2 grenade remained in service with the U.S. military for several decades. It was also supplied to allied countries and used by various armed forces around the world. Over time, improvements were made to the grenade's design and manufacturing process, but its basic configuration remained largely unchanged. While the MK2 grenade has largely been replaced by more modern hand grenade designs in many military arsenals, it remains an iconic symbol of American military history and is still used in training exercises and by some military units today.