Double Impact Grenade

A Double Impact Grenade is a specialized less-lethal crowd control device that delivers kinetic force in two distinct stages or from multiple projectiles. Unlike traditional blast-dispersed rubber ball grenades, it is typically designed to be thrown and, upon ignition or impact, propel two separate, weighted rubber or foam projectiles in opposite directions or in a controlled pattern. This design aims to increase the area of effect and deterrent impact while minimizing the risk of serious injury associated with a single, large explosion or fragmentation. It is used by law enforcement and military police for dispersing riots and subduing aggressive individuals in confined spaces.

Key Design & Operational Features:
– Dual-Projectile Kinetic Impact: Employs two main impact bodies (often rubber blocks or heavy foam pads) propelled by a low-energy pyrotechnic charge or compressed gas.
– Controlled Force & Spread: The projectiles are designed to separate and strike targets within a confined area, providing a broader deterrent effect than a single impact.
– Minimal Fragmentation Risk: Constructed to avoid shrapnel, relying on the mass and velocity of the primary projectiles for effect.
– Throw-and-Forget Operation: Activated by a pull-pin and spoon mechanism like a traditional grenade, allowing for safe deployment from cover.
– Temporary Incapacitation: Aims to disorient, deter, and cause discomfort through blunt impact, allowing for apprehension or crowd dispersal.
– Crowd Management Tool: Used in scenarios where chemical irritants (tear gas) are undesirable or where a more targeted physical deterrent is needed.

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