Videos tagged with Flashbang Grenade

This video demonstrates the use of 37mm flashbang grenades fired from an Attack 79 grenade launcher. While technically classified as flares for wildlife and animal control, they produce a significant visual flash and a moderate audible report. The demonstration highlights their effectiveness in creating a bright flash, even in daylight, and their potential tactical applications.

This video tests the effects of a 12 Gauge flashbang grenade against body armor. The test demonstrates the intense flash and heat produced by the device, causing the target paper and the body armor itself to ignite. While the armor did not appear to be penetrated, significant heat and burn marks were evident.

This video demonstrates the use of a civilian-legal grenade launcher with six different types of grenades. It showcases flashbang, smoke (red and yellow), whistle, detonator, and colored (firework-like) rounds. The presenter highlights the differences in smoke density and visual/auditory effects, suggesting applications for concealment, crowd control, and wildlife management, while emphasizing the need to check local laws.

This video details a harrowing ATF raid on Mark Manley's home, initiated by an anonymous tip. The incident highlights potential overreach and questionable tactics by the ATF, including the use of a flashbang grenade and the family being held at gunpoint. The discussion emphasizes the importance of understanding one's rights during such encounters and the legal recourse available to victims of alleged misconduct.

This video details an experiment where various grenades and explosives were subjected to microwave radiation. Conducted by Matt Carriker and explosives expert Sean, the tests revealed that most explosives, including thermite, CS gas, stinger grenades, plastic explosives, and TNT, did not detonate from microwave exposure alone. A flashbang did detonate, destroying the microwave. A live fragmentation grenade also failed to detonate, likely due to its metal casing. The video emphasizes the dangers of handling explosives and concludes with controlled detonations for disposal.