GERMAN WW1 M1916 M16 STAHLHELM HELMET 18 gauge steel

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Name: GERMAN WW1 M1916 M16 STAHLHELM HELMET 18 gauge steel
SKU: 85L
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.00 (1 reviews)

GERMAN WW1 M1916 M16 STAHLHELM HELMET 18 gauge steel

Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 1 customer rating

(1 customer review)

$89.99

20 in stock

UPC: 682962441604

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SKU: 85L Categories: German, Helmets & Hats, WW1

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Description

German M1916 Stahlhelm

Just like the ones worn by the German elite forces in the World War One

With correct visor as you can see in the picture next to the original

Expertly Handcrafted Replica

Please see the pictures for the measurements the helmet it shown with a measuring tape both inside and outside.

Correct chin strap attachments and helmet liner

Most armies went into the First World War without any head protection, but with their heads sticking out of the trenches making tempting targets the brass had to do something. The Germans were the first to act coming up with the M1916 Helmet Introduced in February of 1916 at Verdun it proved a success reducing the number of head injuries. It has a distinctive shape and two lugs on sides that serve as vents and to secure the Stirnpanzer armored plate designed to attach to them.

Perfect for reenactments or display

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Weight	0.00000000 kg

Reviews (1)

1 review for GERMAN WW1 M1916 M16 STAHLHELM HELMET 18 gauge steel

Rated 5 out of 5

Don Junk (verified owner) – December 24, 2022

I purchased this helmet due to the increased shell size. My head runs about 7 5/8 “ and I am extremely pleased to find that this helmet fits and sits at the correct height. The helmet can probably go to a 7 3/4” or larger without a problem. Unless you have a Barry Bonds size 8 head, you should be able to wear this comfortably and at the correct level. There are no cotton pads above the liner but there should be plenty of room for them. If you plan on wearing the helmet for re-enactments, you could use the thinner GI MICH or ACH helmet pads between the liner and shell for a more secure fit. I highly recommend this helmet as a solid, wearable M1916.