is screwed into the top of the grenade. In this version the safety lever is attached by a plastic strap to prevent loss, the entire unit, apart from the expended L162 practice fuse, being reused. Markings, again in white, include 'GREN HAND PRAC L111A1', a manufacturers mark 'SM' meaning Swiss Munitions, and a lot number. Nr300 The Nr300 is the Dutch designation for the HG 85. It is exactly like the L109. There is also the Nr330. OHG92 Offensive grenade, painted black with a yellow band around the neck. OHG92's were produced for export only. Users HG 85 entered service in the Swiss Army in 1985. It is also used in a number of other European armies and armies in the Middle and Far East. Handgranate 85 (HG 85) / Grenade à main 85 (gren main 85) / granata a mano 85 (gran mano 85) : fragmentation Explosiv-Übungshandgranate 85 (EUGH 85) / grenade à main d’exercice explosive 85 (gren main ex exp 85) : training, manipulation, full blast Explosiv-Übungshandgranate 11 (EUHG 11) / grenade à main d’exercice explosive 11 (gren main ex exp 11) Markier-Handgranate 85 (Mark HG 85) / grenade à main de marquage 85 (gren main 85 marq) with explosive cartridge (Knallpatrone [KPat (Mark HG 85)] / cartouche détonante [cart déto (gren main 85 marq)] : training, manipulation, small charge Wurfkörper-Handgranate 85 (WurfK HG 85) / corps de lancement grenade à main 85 (lanc gren main 85) : training, throwing practice, inert GREN HAND HE L109A1 (hand grenade) GREN HAND INERT DRILL L110A1 (inert drill hand grenade) GREN HAND PRAC L111A1 (practice hand grenade) OFFHGR-85 SPLHGR-85 Nr300 Nr330 References External links Pictures of the HG 85 Pictures of the L109 Pictures of the L110 Fragmentation grenades Weapons of Switzerland Hand grenades of the United Kingdom