Ring Pull Grenade Instructions
ALWAYS WEAR YOUR SAFETY EQUIPMENT AND OPERATE ONLY IN DESIGNATED AREAS WITH PROFESSIONAL SUPERVISION
1. The simplest and easy way to get good performance from your Pull Fuse Ball Grenade is to read the instructions on the grenade and follow them.
2. Grasp the grenade firmly and hold it away from your body.
3. Put your fingers in the ring and pull the ring smoothly but firmly at ninety degrees from the grenade. It may spark
• Do not tug or yank it. We make these things from cardboard for obvious reason, if you pull them too hard you’ll pull out the detonator.
• Make sure your thumb and none of your fingers are on the cap. The hole on the top is a vent for the ignition; if you cover it you could burn your fingers or hand.
4. You will now find yourself holding a live pyrotechnic. Throwing it firmly at your intended target and retreat at least 5 metres.
Things you shouldn’t do: • Don’t throw it directly at someone. • Don’t carry them in pockets, especially if live. They are best carried on webbing or in assault/tactical vests. • Never hold onto the pyrotechnic after it has been primed. • Never give it to children or members of the public to play with. • Never pick up a primed/live pyro. • Never return to unexploded pyros. • Never use them anywhere except designated game areas.
Between games store pyros in a secure, cool dry place away from direct sunlight, dampness & members of the public & children. Between events store products in accordance with local/state/federal requirements.
1. The simplest and easy way to get good performance from your Pull Fuse Ball Grenade is to read the instructions on the grenade and follow them.
2. Grasp the grenade firmly and hold it away from your body.
3. Put your fingers in the ring and pull the ring smoothly but firmly at ninety degrees from the grenade. It may spark
• Do not tug or yank it. We make these things from cardboard for obvious reason, if you pull them too hard you’ll pull out the detonator.
• Make sure your thumb and none of your fingers are on the cap. The hole on the top is a vent for the ignition; if you cover it you could burn your fingers or hand.
4. You will now find yourself holding a live pyrotechnic. Throwing it firmly at your intended target and retreat at least 5 metres.
Things you shouldn’t do: • Don’t throw it directly at someone. • Don’t carry them in pockets, especially if live. They are best carried on webbing or in assault/tactical vests. • Never hold onto the pyrotechnic after it has been primed. • Never give it to children or members of the public to play with. • Never pick up a primed/live pyro. • Never return to unexploded pyros. • Never use them anywhere except designated game areas.
Between games store pyros in a secure, cool dry place away from direct sunlight, dampness & members of the public & children. Between events store products in accordance with local/state/federal requirements.
