Grenade Cartridge

A Grenade Cartridge is a type of ammunition used in grenade launchers or grenade-firing firearms. It is designed to be loaded into the weapon and fired to propel a grenade towards a target. The cartridge typically consists of a casing, propellant, and a primer. When the weapon is fired, the propellant ignites, creating pressure that propels the grenade out of the launcher or firearm.

Grenade cartridges are commonly used by military and law enforcement personnel for various purposes, such as crowd control, area denial, and anti-personnel or anti-vehicle operations. They can be loaded with different types of grenades, including fragmentation grenades, smoke grenades, tear gas grenades, or flashbang grenades, depending on the specific mission requirements.

It is important to note that the use and possession of grenade cartridges, as well as any other ammunition and explosives, are highly regulated and restricted to authorized individuals and organizations. Proper training and adherence to safety protocols are essential when handling and using these items.