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>> I've pulled the pins on a few training grenades (one every year, to be
>> exact...)
>> and yes they do require some effort, but not excessive. According to the
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> As a non-military man I always wondered what would happen in the following
> situation:
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> You pull the pin and release the trigger for a second. Will pressing the
> trigger again stop the detonation or, once released, will it explode?
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> Just an idle thought I had when watching a certain brand of movies...
> certainly not something anybody should try out. ;-)
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As I understand it, the moment you release the trigger enough for the
fuse to start, there is no turning back.
It can be a fuse that burn away, a chemical that run down a porous
material or something else. The importent thing is that once the process
start, in can't be stopped without entirely removing the detonator
assembly before the fuse finishes it's work: a few seconds.
Alain
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