All grenades and launcher rounds
Three hand-thrown items are grouped here: a 40 mm grenade with a three-part CS smoke charge of 265 g, the 40 mm three-part stun and flash grenade M13 of 415 g, and a 45 mm stun and flash grenade of 145 g. Each record quotes calibre, mass, length, a delay time and an operating temperature range. The two stun and flash items quote a sound intensity of 120 dB; the CS item quotes a smoke duration of 20 s in place of that figure. Only the M13 carries a model designation.
A 40 mm hand grenade with a three-part CS smoke charge burning for about 20 seconds, used by special forces of the army and the police for anti-terrorist actions and for preventing and disabling riots.
A 40 mm hand grenade with a three-part flash-bang charge that produces a 120 dB report and flash to temporarily disable people in enclosed and open areas, used by special military and police forces for anti-terrorist actions, riot control and the prevention of disorder.
A 45 mm hand grenade producing a 120 dB report and flash to temporarily disable people in enclosed and open areas, used by special military and police forces for anti-terrorist actions, riot control and the prevention of disorder.
The entry opens with calibre and mass, then the charge: a CS 3 smoke part on the 40 mm smoke grenade and a three-part flash and bang charge on the M13, while the 45 mm item is listed without any charge description. Delay time follows, from 2 to 5 s on the CS grenade and 2.5 to 5 s on both stun and flash grenades, then the temperature range the source records.
Only the M13 is designated in the source; the 40 mm CS grenade and the 45 mm stun and flash grenade are listed by calibre and role. Mass is the widest variable, 145 g, 265 g and 415 g. Temperature range also differs: -30 to +50 degrees C for the two 40 mm items and -42 to +63 degrees C for the 45 mm grenade.
Two do, and the source says so in the name. The 40 mm CS grenade carries a three-part smoke charge listed as CS 3, and the M13 carries a three-part flash and bang charge. The 45 mm stun and flash grenade is listed without a part count.
Both stun and flash items quote 120 dB, the M13 at 415 g and the 45 mm grenade at 145 g. The 40 mm CS grenade quotes no sound figure; its data sheet records a smoke duration of about 20 s and a delay of 2 to 5 s.
