Manually Lit Fuse Grenades

These grenades have a fuse that need to be lit with an open flame, like a stick of dynamite.

• Baldari Grenade

Pinned Timed Fuse Grenades

Pinned grenades have a pin and spoon; to arm the grenade, remove the pin. The grenade isn’t live until the spoon is also removed, which is automatically released when the unpinned grenade is thrown. These grenades have an timed fuse, which means that it will explode a few seconds after the spoon is removed.

• F1 French
• F1 M1916
• Mills Bomb No.36
• RG12 Lantern Grenade

Pinned Impact Fuse Grenades

Pinned grenades have a pin and spoon; to arm the grenade, remove the pin. The grenade isn’t live until the spoon is also removed, which is automatically released when the unpinned grenade is thrown. These grenades have an impact fuse, which means that it will explode as soon as the grenade hits a solid surface.

• No.2 Hales

Capped Timed Fuse Grenades

Capped Grenades, unlike pinned grenades, lack a spoon and therefore are armed as soon as the cap is removed (the Stielhandgranate has a cap and a pull cord, the pull cord is what arms the grenade). These grenades have a timed fuse, which means that it will explode a few seconds after the pullcord is removed.

• Bundle Grenade
• M1913 Kugelhandgrenate
• M1916 Stielhandgranate
• Rohr Grenade