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| - It can be only obtained via-mods or in custom servers, and it still unkdown why it was cut, possibly because in the mod exists many exploding barrels, so it would be a bit useless.
- The hand grenade can be found in every mission. While it's rare to find an actual hand grenade pickup, almost any guard can pull a grenade and throw it at Bond. Grenades are difficult weapons to use as they have a timed fuse; Bond has to anticipate where his target will be when the grenade explodes. For this reason grenades are much more useful against stationary targets. Guards won't react to a grenade being thrown at them unless they also see Bond.
- Q: What would you do if a Blond threw a hand grenade right at you? A: You'd pull the pin and throw it back.
- The Hand Grenade is a throwable explosive weapon available in Wolfenstein: The New Order and Wolfenstein: The Old Blood.
- A Hand Grenade is a thrown weapon which was widely used in the 18th century both by regular armed forces as well as by pirates. An individual using grenades is called a grenadier.
- The hand grenade is the Weapon for the Enemy Officer and Russian Grenader. It is thrown at the target to explode. It is also able to blow up silver objects, but it is not as fast as a Bazooka to use.
- Hand grenades are small, portable explosives that can be thrown by hand, often with devastating results. Grenades often rely on either the brute force of the explosion itself or from the shrapnel they produce to do damage.
- Also used by militaries all over the world, mostly to flush out entrenched enemies. When the pin is pulled, the spoon is released which allows the striker pin to be forced downward by a spring. Upon impact, this creates a small spark which then burns through the chemical fuse in approximately four seconds. At the end of the fuse is a detonator which when ignited, sets off the bulk of the explosive material inside the grenade. This causes enough pressure to blow the grenade apart. The shell of the grenade splinters and is projected in all directions. Both the concussion wave and the shrapnel cause damage to nearby persons.
- Hand Grenades are a thrown weapon in Saints Row, Saints Row 2, Saints Row: Total Control, and Saints Row: The Third.Broken {{ref}} (youtube link) Broken {{ref}} (youtube link)
- Hand Grenade is Snake's Neutral Special Move. Snake takes a grenade, pulls out the pin, and throws it.
- The Hand Grenade is the most basic grenade, its design resembles a M67 Hand Grenade. It emits a red flashing light before exploding. When thrown it has a set timer, when the timer finishes, the grenade explodes dealing high damage, it can also knock enemies over, it is not recommended for C.Q.C (Close Quarters Combat) as you can easily hurt yourself in the blast. However, it can rebound on walls, making it useful in attempts to kill enemies in junctions. In addition to this, if it is shot in midair or on the ground after being thrown, it will prematurely detonate, which can prove to be a useful strategy at times. The Grenade has a fuse time of about 2 seconds after leaving your hand.
- categories, explosive grenades and chemical and gas grenades. Explosive grenades are the most commonly used in modern warfare, and are designed to detonate after impact or after a set amount of time. Chemical and gas grenades are designed not to explode, but to burn or release a gas. A hand grenade has three types: Fragmentation, Concussion, and Anti-Tank.
- File:Q2.png Hand Grenades are your average grenade; pull it out, activate it, and throw it. As in Half-Life, Quake 2's hand grenades can be "cooked" by holding down the fire key for up to four seconds after the grenade has been primed. If you are holding it when the four seconds are up, it'll explode in your hand, usually killing you. To help know when to throw it, a distinct thump sound will be played every second you're cooking the grenade, along with a ticking sound that indicates an active grenade.
- A hand grenade is a small hand-held explosive device designed to be thrown, which then explodes after a short while. The word "grenade" is derived from the Old French (pome) grenate ("pomegranate"), in reference to the general size of early grenades, and because its shrapnel pellets reminded soldiers of the seeds of this fruit. Grenadiers were originally soldiers who specialized in throwing grenades. & File:RA1 Gameicon.pngFile:TD Gameicon.pngFile:TS gameicon.pngFile:TW gameicon.pngFile:KW gameicon.png
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