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Lucky13 · January 22nd, 2011, 23:43

I am looking into gettin to grenades and i was wondering if anybody had any experience with this modle? I am curious to find out what the sound level is. I would not like to have something that is as loud as a Thunder B mainly because it is more than likley not allowed at most games. From what I have read and seen on the interweb the make a pop noise not a bang like the above mentioned grenade. The other option that I have is the Tornado but it is a bit more expensive, Tornado = $100 Deep fire = $40. I also like the look of these a bit more too. My other question is there anybody who would have an objection to these being used in a CQC game? Let me know what you think.

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January 22nd, 2011, 23:43	#1
Lucky13 Trader rating Join Date: Dec 2010 Location: Milton	deep fire mk2 gas grenade I am looking into gettin to grenades and i was wondering if anybody had any experience with this modle? I am curious to find out what the sound level is. I would not like to have something that is as loud as a Thunder B mainly because it is more than likley not allowed at most games. From what I have read and seen on the interweb the make a pop noise not a bang like the above mentioned grenade. The other option that I have is the Tornado but it is a bit more expensive, Tornado = $100 Deep fire = $40. I also like the look of these a bit more too. My other question is there anybody who would have an objection to these being used in a CQC game? Let me know what you think. Cheers links: http://shop.ehobbyasia.com/other-gun...s-grenade.html YouTube - Redwolf AIRSOFT - Deepfire M26/MK2 Gas Airsoft Grenade Test YouTube - Deepfire Grenade test 1 YouTube - Redwolf Airsoft - DeepFire MK2 Airsoft Grenade Review __________________ "there is no replacement for displacement"