M67 Grenade

The M67 fragmentation hand grenade remains the U.S. Army’s grenade for open terrain, according to the Army’s March 2026 M111 announcement.

Overview

The M67 remains in the U.S. Army’s ammunition procurement programme, with Day & Zimmermann Lone Star in Texarkana listed as its contractor in the Army’s April 2026 budget book. In its undated M67 listing, Nammo describes a 14-ounce grenade with a Composition B filler and M213 fuze, and gives its status as “qualified and in service.” Day & Zimmermann’s undated product sheet says the company has produced more than 43 million M67s for the U.S. government. The Army’s April 2026 budget book lists complete-grenade unit prices of $45.09 for FY2025 and $58.05 for FY2026.

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