Hand Grenade

Hand grenades are small explosive devices that are typically thrown by hand. They are commonly used in military and law enforcement operations for various purposes, such as clearing out enemy positions or creating diversions. Hand grenades are classified as ammunition and explosives and are part of the supply group in this category.

Hand grenades are designed to be portable and easy to use. They consist of a metal or plastic casing filled with explosive material, a fuse or detonator mechanism, and a safety pin. When the safety pin is removed and the fuse is activated, the grenade can be thrown towards the target. Upon impact, the fuse ignites the explosive material, causing a powerful explosion.

The explosion from a hand grenade can cause significant damage to the surrounding area and can be lethal to anyone within its blast radius. Therefore, they should only be used by trained personnel in controlled environments.

It's important to note that the specific design and capabilities of hand grenades can vary depending on the manufacturer and the intended use. Different types of hand grenades may have different blast radiuses, fragmentation patterns, or specialized features for specific tactical purposes.

When handling hand grenades or any other ammunition and explosives, it is crucial to follow proper safety protocols and regulations to ensure the safety of everyone involved.