This video tests the effectiveness of an EG18X smoke grenade for providing visual cover. The creator compares it to homemade smoke devices, demonstrating that the professional grenade produces significantly more smoke, sufficient for obscuring a doorway and hallway. The EG18X is noted for its pin-pull ignition and substantial smoke output.
The EG18X smoke grenade is effective for tactical cover, producing dense smoke to obscure doorways and hallways. It features a pin-pull ignition and significantly outperforms homemade smoke devices in terms of volume and duration.
John 'Shrek' McPhee, a retired U.S. Army Special Operations Sergeant Major, details the essential components of his 'go bag' for emergency preparedness, particularly for scenarios like civil unrest or highway blockages. His selection emphasizes pragmatic, real-world application, including a Mystery Ranch backpack for accessibility, a gas mask for immediate protection, non-lethal deterrents like Enola Gaye smoke grenades and Counter Assault bear spray, and Tactical Gear restraints for securing individuals. McPhee stresses the importance of quality gear and preparedness for increasingly common situations.
