WW2 US grenade,looks original?

[Toecutter]

This one is empty and hollow inside although not drilled,no fuse intact either ,a good thing!Works great for display.

[MAP]

Looks fine to me.

Here is a good website.

American Mk.II Hand Grenade - Inert-Ord.Net

And Post #11

Help with Grenades - FIREARMS & ORDNANCE - U.S. Militaria Forum

[Walkwolf]

There is no 'LOVE' emoticon ! - That's a nice one.
My at one time all yellow one with solid base:

[Toecutter]

Thanks Map and Steve!That is a nice example you have there,thanks for showing it!

[CINDERSII]

Here's mine as I procured it.

[Anderson]

Has it got a hole in the bottom?

[CINDERSII]

No hole

[milmuseum]

Finding one like that is a really good find. Not sure if you noticed the yellow paint under the olive drab. Just prior to WWII some genius general thought that painting grenades bright yellow was a good idea. These were repainted shortly after we started fighting the Japanese. Our Marines and Army personnel found out very quickly that carrying bright yellow grenades in the jungle made excellent targets. I have one of these and it is one of my prized pieces.

Burt

[ldz]

This one is empty and hollow inside although not drilled,no fuse intact either ,a good thing!Works great for display.

Wow TC. I don't know how I missed this one. I have been reading posts all night trying to get a solid id on my MK. Here's the thread i just posted earlier.

Help with MK II or possibly MK 2 grenade

I would have jumped in here if I would have seen it. Mainly because they seem to be very similar.
What fuse does yours have?

[Toecutter]

Hello Idz,Mine is marked M2 and a maker,here is a pic.