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Fire Grenades".
Museum Crush.
London Fire Brigade Museum.
Retrieved 29
March 2022. McCormick,
David (1
April 2021). "Vintage
Fire Grenades History...
- anti-tank and stun grenades),
chemical aerosols (smoke and gas
grenades) or
fire (incendiary
grenades).
Their outer casings,
generally made of a hard synthetic...
- and
flare missiles.
Rifle grenades have
largely been
supplanted in the
infantry fire support role by a
combination of
grenade launchers (typically affixed...
- A
grenade launcher is a
weapon that
fires a
specially designed, large-caliber projectile,
often with an explosive, smoke, or gas warhead. Today, the term...
- The M79
grenade launcher is a single-shot, shoulder-
fired, break-action
grenade launcher that
fires a 40×46mm
grenade,
which uses what the US Army calls...
-
Video of M203
grenade launcher with
indirect fire sight (IFS)
being fired (0:39) The M203 is a single-shot 40 mm under-barrel
grenade launcher designed...
- The M7
grenade launcher,
formally rifle grenade launcher, M7, was a 22 mm
rifle grenade launcher attachment for the M1
Garand rifle that saw widespread...
- An
automatic grenade launcher (AGL) or
grenade machine gun is a
grenade launcher that is
capable of
fully automatic fire, and is
typically loaded with...
-
designed not to cook off. It
fires 40 mm
grenades at a
cyclic rate of 325 to 375
rounds per minute,
giving a
practical rate of
fire of 60
rounds per minute...
-
grenade launcher. It had to be more reliable, ergonomic, accurate, and
safer than the M203. It had to be able to
fire all 40 mm low-velocity
grenades...
