Stielhandgranate

==Summary==
The Stielhgandgranate (German for "stick hand grenade") was a standard issue of hand grenade of the German Empire during World War I, and became the widespread issue of Nazi Germany's Wehrmacht during World War II. The very distinctive appearance led to it being called a "stick grenade", or "potato masher" in British Army slang, and is today one of the most easily recognized infantry weapons of the early 20th century.
==Powers and Stats==
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Key: Model 1915 | Model 1924 | Bundle charge | Type 98 variant
Name: Stielhgandgranate, stick hand grenade, potato masher
Origin: The Real World
Age: Over 100 (The first stick hand grenades "Model 1915" were created in 1915)
Classification: Grenade (Only Type 98 variant is a fragmentation grenade, the other models are concussion grenades)
Wielders: Mainly Germany. Type 98 variants were used by Imperial Japanese Army. See here for details.
Powers and Abilities: Explodes after a short delay
Attack Potency: Wall level (Contains 0.17 kg of TNT with a theoretical yield of 711,280 Joules of energy) | Wall level (Same as the Model 1915) | Wall level (Is typically a bundle of seven Model 1924 grenades with only one handle) | Wall level (Contains 0.085 kg of picric acid with a theoretical yield of 416,098.80 Joules of energy)
Speed: Up to Subsonic (30–45 m/s) when thrown by hand, explodes within 4.5 seconds after ignition, the explosion is Hypersonic+ (6900 m/s, Mach 20) | Similar to Model 1915 with slightly faster throwing speed | Similar to Model 1915 with slightly slower throwing speed | Similar to Model 1924 with slightly faster throwing speed. The explosion is Hypersonic+ (7350 m/s, Mach 21) while the fragments are likely Hypersonic (Works similarly with MK3 grenade)
Durability: Street level (Comparable to but weaker than other fragmentation grenades)
Range: Several Meters when thrown, Extended Melee Range via detonation (The explosion radius is only around 1.95 meters) | Same blast radius but higher throwing distance (Due to being lighter) | Several Meters via detonation (Blast radius of around 3.74 meters), lower throwing distance (Due to being 7 times as heavy) | Extended Melee Range vi detonation (Blast radius of around 1.63 meters), higher throwing distance (Due to being even lighter than Model 1924)
Weaknesses: Less effective in open areas. Once the fuse has been activated it cannot be stopped. Is designed as a concussion grenade and therefore lacks the shrapnel effect of most other grenades of the time, which could wound enemy infantry over a large range and area even outside the theoretical lethal area (Shrapnel effect is included for the Type 98 variant, which was used by the Imperial Japanese Army)
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