Airsoft hand grenade P-67G NATO

The Ultimate PYROSOFT P-67G NATO Hand Grenade

Experience Authenticity Like Never Before

The airsoft battle has never been so authentic than with the PYROSOFT P-67G NATO hand grenade. This hand grenade is designed for military sports games such as airsoft, speedsoft, and paintball, as well as military reenactments. It also serves for safely acquiring skills in handling a hand grenade, thanks to the realistically functioning hand lever safety! The grenade has IP66 water resistance, making it resistant to rain and short-term immersion in water. It also complies with Pyrotechnic Class P1 (EN 16263 - 3), meaning it is for sale only to individuals 18 years and older.

Variants of Filling

• M - grenade filled with chalk/powder (acoustic, powder simulates explosion smoke)
• G - grenade filled with peas and paraffin/wax (peas physically hit the opponent)
• P - training grenade filled with metallic powder (acoustic, mimics the weight and standards of a real grenade)

Warning

Use only in specially marked areas, areas without the risk of ignition, or fields where airsoft pyrotechnics are allowed. Always follow safety instructions and wear protective gear (goggles, gloves).

Safety Instructions

• Take the grenade in your hand so that the fingers press the lever to the body.
• With the index finger of your hand, reach into the pull ring and pull the ring.
• The grenade can remain in your hand for as long as you want, as long as the lever is not released.
• After selecting the target and appropriate timing, throw the grenade at the target. (Never hold an unsecured grenade with the lever safety in your hand!)
• At this point, the lever, under the influence of the striker spring, returns, releases the striker, and flies off with a characteristic cracking sound, and after 4 - 5 seconds, an explosion occurs.

Basic Information

• Body Material: ABS Plastic
• Filling: Model G - Peas and Wax
• Delay After Activation: 3.0-5.0 seconds
• Safety Features: Lever Safety
• Weight: 140 grams ( plus /- 10procent)
• Pyrotechnic Class: P1 (EN 16263-3)
• Weight of Pyrotechnic Mixture NEC: Not more than 1..