Novitsky-Fyodorov Grenade - Revision history

Pyr0m4n14c: Funny squished grenade.

2023-10-04T21:04:27Z

Funny squished grenade.

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	[[File:Novitsky–Fyodorov.jpg\|thumb\|right\|150px\|Novitsky-Fyodorov "Ten-pounder" grenade.]]		[[File:Novitsky–Fyodorov.jpg\|thumb\|right\|150px\|Novitsky-Fyodorov "Ten-pounder" grenade.]]
	[[File:Novitsky–Fyodorov Drawing.jpg\|thumb\|right\|~~300px~~\|Novitsky-Fyodorov grenade (illustration). Note the weighted ropes.]]		[[File:Novitsky–Fyodorov Drawing.jpg\|thumb\|right\|150px\|Novitsky-Fyodorov grenade (illustration). Note the weighted ropes.]]

	The '''Novitsky-Fyodorov''' (Граната Новицкого-Фёдорова; ''Granata Novitskogo-Fyodorova'', slang: ''десятифунтовка'', ''desyatifuntovka'', which means "ten-pounder") is an Imperial Russian hand grenade. The first version was designed by Capt. Novitsky and appeared in 1914; in 1916, it was improved by ''Praporshchik'' (2nd Lt.) Fyodorov. Due its extremely large weight (10 pounds) and very long fuse (12 seconds) it could not be used against soldiers, but was an ideal weapon against all sorts of stationary military equipment, such as pillboxes, etc. For effective destruction of barbed wire, the grenade was fitted with 0.8m (2 ft, 7.9 in) weighted ropes that tangle with wire and ensure detonation in the center of the wire rather than on the ground. Later, these qualities (long delay and very high explosive power) made it popular among safecrackers.		The '''Novitsky-Fyodorov''' (Граната Новицкого-Фёдорова; ''Granata Novitskogo-Fyodorova'', slang: ''десятифунтовка'', ''desyatifuntovka'', which means "ten-pounder") is an Imperial Russian hand grenade. The first version was designed by Capt. Novitsky and appeared in 1914; in 1916, it was improved by ''Praporshchik'' (2nd Lt.) Fyodorov. Due its extremely large weight (10 pounds) and very long fuse (12 seconds) it could not be used against soldiers, but was an ideal weapon against all sorts of stationary military equipment, such as pillboxes, etc. For effective destruction of barbed wire, the grenade was fitted with 0.8m (2 ft, 7.9 in) weighted ropes that tangle with wire and ensure detonation in the center of the wire rather than on the ground. Later, these qualities (long delay and very high explosive power) made it popular among safecrackers.

Pyr0m4n14c: Breaking: Local Man Extremely Stupid.

2023-10-04T21:03:38Z

Breaking: Local Man Extremely Stupid.

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	[[File:Novitsky–Fyodorov.jpg\|thumb\|right\|150px\|Novitsky-Fyodorov "Ten-pounder" grenade.]]		[[File:Novitsky–Fyodorov.jpg\|thumb\|right\|150px\|Novitsky-Fyodorov "Ten-pounder" grenade.]]
	[[File:~~Novitsky-Fyodorov~~ Drawing.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Novitsky-Fyodorov grenade (illustration). Note the weighted ropes.]]		[[File:Novitsky–Fyodorov Drawing.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Novitsky-Fyodorov grenade (illustration). Note the weighted ropes.]]

	The '''Novitsky-Fyodorov''' (Граната Новицкого-Фёдорова; ''Granata Novitskogo-Fyodorova'', slang: ''десятифунтовка'', ''desyatifuntovka'', which means "ten-pounder") is an Imperial Russian hand grenade. The first version was designed by Capt. Novitsky and appeared in 1914; in 1916, it was improved by ''Praporshchik'' (2nd Lt.) Fyodorov. Due its extremely large weight (10 pounds) and very long fuse (12 seconds) it could not be used against soldiers, but was an ideal weapon against all sorts of stationary military equipment, such as pillboxes, etc. For effective destruction of barbed wire, the grenade was fitted with 0.8m (2 ft, 7.9 in) weighted ropes that tangle with wire and ensure detonation in the center of the wire rather than on the ground. Later, these qualities (long delay and very high explosive power) made it popular among safecrackers.		The '''Novitsky-Fyodorov''' (Граната Новицкого-Фёдорова; ''Granata Novitskogo-Fyodorova'', slang: ''десятифунтовка'', ''desyatifuntovka'', which means "ten-pounder") is an Imperial Russian hand grenade. The first version was designed by Capt. Novitsky and appeared in 1914; in 1916, it was improved by ''Praporshchik'' (2nd Lt.) Fyodorov. Due its extremely large weight (10 pounds) and very long fuse (12 seconds) it could not be used against soldiers, but was an ideal weapon against all sorts of stationary military equipment, such as pillboxes, etc. For effective destruction of barbed wire, the grenade was fitted with 0.8m (2 ft, 7.9 in) weighted ropes that tangle with wire and ensure detonation in the center of the wire rather than on the ground. Later, these qualities (long delay and very high explosive power) made it popular among safecrackers.

Pyr0m4n14c: Actually, now that I'm looking at it, I'm starting to think these are two separate versions of the Novitsky-Fyodorov - the head design seems completely different.

2023-10-04T21:02:37Z

Actually, now that I'm looking at it, I'm starting to think these are two separate versions of the Novitsky-Fyodorov - the head design seems completely different.

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	[[~~Image~~:Novitsky–Fyodorov.jpg\|thumb\|right\|150px\|Novitsky-Fyodorov ~~grenade~~ Ten-pounder.]]		[[File:Novitsky–Fyodorov.jpg\|thumb\|right\|150px\|Novitsky-Fyodorov "Ten-pounder" grenade.]]
			[[File:Novitsky-Fyodorov Drawing.jpg\|thumb\|right\|300px\|Novitsky-Fyodorov grenade (illustration). Note the weighted ropes.]]

	The '''Novitsky-Fyodorov''' (Граната Новицкого-Фёдорова; ''Granata Novitskogo-Fyodorova'', slang: ''десятифунтовка'', ''desyatifuntovka'', which means "ten-pounder") is an Imperial Russian hand grenade. The first version was designed by Capt. Novitsky and appeared in 1914; in 1916, it was improved by ''Praporshchik'' (2nd Lt.) Fyodorov. Due its extremely large weight (10 pounds) and very long fuse (12 seconds) it could not be used against soldiers, but was an ideal weapon against all sorts of stationary military equipment, such as pillboxes, etc. For effective destruction of barbed wire, the grenade was fitted with 0.8m (2 ft, 7.9 in) weighted ropes that tangle with wire and ensure detonation in the center of the wire rather than on the ground. Later, these qualities (long delay and very high explosive power) made it popular among safecrackers.		The '''Novitsky-Fyodorov''' (Граната Новицкого-Фёдорова; ''Granata Novitskogo-Fyodorova'', slang: ''десятифунтовка'', ''desyatifuntovka'', which means "ten-pounder") is an Imperial Russian hand grenade. The first version was designed by Capt. Novitsky and appeared in 1914; in 1916, it was improved by ''Praporshchik'' (2nd Lt.) Fyodorov. Due its extremely large weight (10 pounds) and very long fuse (12 seconds) it could not be used against soldiers, but was an ideal weapon against all sorts of stationary military equipment, such as pillboxes, etc. For effective destruction of barbed wire, the grenade was fitted with 0.8m (2 ft, 7.9 in) weighted ropes that tangle with wire and ensure detonation in the center of the wire rather than on the ground. Later, these qualities (long delay and very high explosive power) made it popular among safecrackers.

Mateogala at 09:03, 11 November 2022

2022-11-11T09:03:49Z

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	[[Image:Novitsky–Fyodorov.jpg\|thumb\|right\|~~360px~~\|Novitsky-Fyodorov grenade Ten-pounder.]]		[[Image:Novitsky–Fyodorov.jpg\|thumb\|right\|150px\|Novitsky-Fyodorov grenade Ten-pounder.]]

	The '''Novitsky-Fyodorov''' (Граната Новицкого-Фёдорова; ''Granata Novitskogo-Fyodorova'', slang: ''десятифунтовка'', ''desyatifuntovka'', which means "ten-pounder") is an Imperial Russian hand grenade. The first version was designed by Capt. Novitsky and appeared in 1914; in 1916, it was improved by ''Praporshchik'' (2nd Lt.) Fyodorov. Due its extremely large weight (10 pounds) and very long fuse (12 seconds) it could not be used against soldiers, but was an ideal weapon against all sorts of stationary military equipment, such as pillboxes, etc. For effective destruction of barbed wire, the grenade was fitted with 0.8m (2 ft, 7.9 in) weighted ropes that tangle with wire and ensure detonation in the center of the wire rather than on the ground. Later, these qualities (long delay and very high explosive power) made it popular among safecrackers.		The '''Novitsky-Fyodorov''' (Граната Новицкого-Фёдорова; ''Granata Novitskogo-Fyodorova'', slang: ''десятифунтовка'', ''desyatifuntovka'', which means "ten-pounder") is an Imperial Russian hand grenade. The first version was designed by Capt. Novitsky and appeared in 1914; in 1916, it was improved by ''Praporshchik'' (2nd Lt.) Fyodorov. Due its extremely large weight (10 pounds) and very long fuse (12 seconds) it could not be used against soldiers, but was an ideal weapon against all sorts of stationary military equipment, such as pillboxes, etc. For effective destruction of barbed wire, the grenade was fitted with 0.8m (2 ft, 7.9 in) weighted ropes that tangle with wire and ensure detonation in the center of the wire rather than on the ground. Later, these qualities (long delay and very high explosive power) made it popular among safecrackers.

Mateogala: /* Film */

2022-11-11T09:03:30Z

Film

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	\| ''[[Young Eagles (Noored kotkad)]]'' \|\| [[Arnold Vaino]] \|\| Tammekänd \|\| \|\| 1927		\| ''[[Young Eagles (Noored kotkad)]]'' \|\| Arnold Vaino \|\| Tammekänd \|\| \|\| 1927
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PyramidHead: grammar

2020-04-22T04:29:18Z

grammar

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	[[Image:Novitsky–Fyodorov.jpg\|thumb\|right\|360px\|Novitsky-Fyodorov grenade Ten-pounder.]]		[[Image:Novitsky–Fyodorov.jpg\|thumb\|right\|360px\|Novitsky-Fyodorov grenade Ten-pounder.]]

	'''Novitsky-Fyodorov''' (Граната Новицкого-Фёдорова; ''Granata Novitskogo-Fyodorova'', slang: ''десятифунтовка'', ''desyatifuntovka'' ~~that~~ means "ten pounder") is a Imperial Russian hand grenade. ~~First~~ version~~, desinged~~ by Capt. Novitsky, appeared in 1914; in 1916 it was improved by ''Praporshchik'' (2nd Lt.) Fyodorov. Due its extremely large weight (10 pounds) and very long ~~time fuze~~ (12 seconds) it could not be used against soldiers, but was ideal weapon against all sorts of military equipment, ~~pillbox~~, etc. For effective ~~destroying~~ of ~~barb~~ wire the grenade was fitted with 0,8m (2 ft 7.9 in) weighted ropes that tangle with wire and ~~provide explosion~~ in ~~its~~ center rather than on the ground. Later, ~~this~~ qualities (long delay and very high ~~explosion~~ power) made it popular among safecrackers.		The '''Novitsky-Fyodorov''' (Граната Новицкого-Фёдорова; ''Granata Novitskogo-Fyodorova'', slang: ''десятифунтовка'', ''desyatifuntovka'', which means "ten-pounder") is an Imperial Russian hand grenade. The first version was designed by Capt. Novitsky and appeared in 1914; in 1916, it was improved by ''Praporshchik'' (2nd Lt.) Fyodorov. Due its extremely large weight (10 pounds) and very long fuse (12 seconds) it could not be used against soldiers, but was an ideal weapon against all sorts of stationary military equipment, such as pillboxes, etc. For effective destruction of barbed wire, the grenade was fitted with 0.8m (2 ft, 7.9 in) weighted ropes that tangle with wire and ensure detonation in the center of the wire rather than on the ground. Later, these qualities (long delay and very high explosive power) made it popular among safecrackers.

	It is hard to estimate the full number of produced grenades but there were no less than 90,000 M1914s and no less than 350,000 M1916s. ~~The production~~ stopped in 1918, and the stores were expended only in late 1920s.		It is hard to estimate the full number of produced grenades, but there were no less than 90,000 M1914s and no less than 350,000 M1916s produced. Production stopped in 1918, and the stores were expended only in the late 1920s.

	''Note:'' A very few samples survived to present ~~days, so~~, Novitsky-Fyodorov ~~grenade most~~ likely ~~appears~~ in old movies, filmed in early decades of the 20th century.		''Note:'' As very few samples survived to the present day, Novitsky-Fyodorov grenades are more likely to appear in old movies, filmed in early decades of the 20th century.

	= Specification =		= Specification =

Pyramid Silent at 21:16, 3 October 2019

2019-10-03T21:16:24Z

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	[[Image:Novitsky–Fyodorov.jpg\|thumb\|right\|360px\|Novitsky-Fyodorov grenade Ten-pounder.]]		[[Image:Novitsky–Fyodorov.jpg\|thumb\|right\|360px\|Novitsky-Fyodorov grenade Ten-pounder.]]

	'''Novitsky-Fyodorov''' (Граната Новицкого-Фёдорова; ''Granata Novitskogo-Fyodorova'', slang: ''десятифунтовка'', ''desyatifuntovka'' that means "ten pounder") is a Imperial Russian hand grenade. First version, desinged by Capt. Novitsky, appeared in 1914; in 1916 it was improved by ''Praporshchik'' (2nd Lt.) Fyodorov. Due its extremely large weight (10 pounds) and very long time fuze (12 seconds) it could not be used against soldiers, but was ideal weapon against all sorts of military equipment, pillbox, etc. For effective destroying of barb wire the grenade was fitted with 0,8m weighted ropes that tangle with wire and provide explosion in its center rather than on the ground. Later, this qualities (long delay and very high explosion power) made it popular among safecrackers.		'''Novitsky-Fyodorov''' (Граната Новицкого-Фёдорова; ''Granata Novitskogo-Fyodorova'', slang: ''десятифунтовка'', ''desyatifuntovka'' that means "ten pounder") is a Imperial Russian hand grenade. First version, desinged by Capt. Novitsky, appeared in 1914; in 1916 it was improved by ''Praporshchik'' (2nd Lt.) Fyodorov. Due its extremely large weight (10 pounds) and very long time fuze (12 seconds) it could not be used against soldiers, but was ideal weapon against all sorts of military equipment, pillbox, etc. For effective destroying of barb wire the grenade was fitted with 0,8m (2 ft 7.9 in) weighted ropes that tangle with wire and provide explosion in its center rather than on the ground. Later, this qualities (long delay and very high explosion power) made it popular among safecrackers.

	It is hard to estimate the full number of produced grenades but there were no less than 90,000 M1914s and no less than 350,000 M1916s. The production stopped in 1918, and the stores were expended only in late 1920s.		It is hard to estimate the full number of produced grenades but there were no less than 90,000 M1914s and no less than 350,000 M1916s. The production stopped in 1918, and the stores were expended only in late 1920s.

Mandolin at 19:40, 9 September 2018

2018-09-09T19:40:11Z

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	[[Image:Novitsky–Fyodorov.jpg\|thumb\|right\|360px\|Novitsky-Fyodorov grenade Ten-pounder.]]		[[Image:Novitsky–Fyodorov.jpg\|thumb\|right\|360px\|Novitsky-Fyodorov grenade Ten-pounder.]]

	'''Novitsky-Fyodorov''' (Граната Новицкого-Фёдорова; ''Granata Novitskogo-Fyodorova'', slang: ''десятифунтовка'', ''desyatifuntovka'' that means "ten pounder") is a Imperial Russian hand grenade. First version, desinged by Capt. Novitsky, appeared in 1914; in 1916 it was improved by ''Praporshchik'' (2nd Lt.) Fyodorov. Due ~~it's~~ extremely large weight (10 pounds) and very long time ~~heaves burning~~ (12 seconds) it's could not be used against soldiers, but was ideal weapon against all sorts of military equipment, pillbox, etc. For effective destroying of barb wire the grenade was fitted with 0,8m weighted ropes that tangle with wire and provide explosion in its center rather than on the ground. Later, this qualities (long delay and very high explosion power) made it popular among ~~safecracker~~.		'''Novitsky-Fyodorov''' (Граната Новицкого-Фёдорова; ''Granata Novitskogo-Fyodorova'', slang: ''десятифунтовка'', ''desyatifuntovka'' that means "ten pounder") is a Imperial Russian hand grenade. First version, desinged by Capt. Novitsky, appeared in 1914; in 1916 it was improved by ''Praporshchik'' (2nd Lt.) Fyodorov. Due its extremely large weight (10 pounds) and very long time fuze (12 seconds) it could not be used against soldiers, but was ideal weapon against all sorts of military equipment, pillbox, etc. For effective destroying of barb wire the grenade was fitted with 0,8m weighted ropes that tangle with wire and provide explosion in its center rather than on the ground. Later, this qualities (long delay and very high explosion power) made it popular among safecrackers.

	It's hard to estimate the full number of produced grenades but there ~~was~~ no less than 90,000 M1914s and no less than 350,000 M1916s. The production stopped in 1918, and the stores were expended only in late 1920s.		It is hard to estimate the full number of produced grenades but there were no less than 90,000 M1914s and no less than 350,000 M1916s. The production stopped in 1918, and the stores were expended only in late 1920s.

	''Note:'' A very few samples survived to present days, so, Novitsky-Fyodorov grenade most likely appears in old movies, filmed in early decades of the 20th century.		''Note:'' A very few samples survived to present days, so, Novitsky-Fyodorov grenade most likely appears in old movies, filmed in early decades of the 20th century.

Mandolin at 19:05, 11 August 2018

2018-08-11T19:05:22Z

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	It's hard to estimate the full number of produced grenades but there was no less than 90,000 M1914s and no less than 350,000 M1916s. The production stopped in 1918, and the stores were expended only in late 1920s.		It's hard to estimate the full number of produced grenades but there was no less than 90,000 M1914s and no less than 350,000 M1916s. The production stopped in 1918, and the stores were expended only in late 1920s.

	''Note:'' A very few samples survived to present days, so, Novitsky-Fyodorov grenade most likely appears in old movies, filmed in early decades of XX century.		''Note:'' A very few samples survived to present days, so, Novitsky-Fyodorov grenade most likely appears in old movies, filmed in early decades of the 20th century.

	= Specification =		= Specification =

Pyramid Silent: /* Specification */

2017-02-18T14:23:41Z

Specification

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	= Specification =		= Specification =
	(1914-1918)		(1914-1918)
	* '''State:''' ~~Russia~~		* '''State:''' Russian Empire
	* '''Full weight:''' 2.25 kg (M1916)		* '''Full weight:''' {{convert\|kg\|2.25}} (M1916)
	* '''Explosive charge weight:''' 1.65 kg (M1916)		* '''Explosive charge weight:''' {{convert\|kg\|1.65}} (M1916)
	* '''Body Length:''' 135 mm		* '''Body Length:''' {{convert\|mm\|135}}
	* '''Full Length:''' 348.5 mm		* '''Full Length:''' {{convert\|mm\|348.5}}

	{{Gun Title}}		{{Gun Title}}