FoxtrotTenLambda wrote:An update: For those who are age 16 on the state of Oregon, your local Bi-Mart has pull-string smoke grenades (like the one shaped like a pineapple grenade) for $3.99 with no shipping costs instead of $4.99 and shipping from onlinefireworks.com. They also carry variety packs of smoke sticks that contain 6 useable fireworks, but they are fuse lit for $3.49. I know my advertising this might seem useless, but those pull string pineapples arent that bad, i'd say they're alright for a large smokescreen if a whole squad sets them off at once. The sticks, which allow colored smoke, are good for using as a signal, but if you're after a rainbow smokescreen I'd have to ask if you were going for epic, silly, or otherwise. I've tested them and I am satisfied, but I suggest equipping multiple members of a unit or squad with these devices for more practical combat use at major fields.
This was from a local skirm I went to( I'm the guy with the Red Boonie hat
), I believe the guys on the other team were using stick type ones that they saved from last year. From being in the middle of the smoke I would have to say they work fairly well. +1, Watched my friend pick one of these off the ground, melted through his glove in less than 3 seconds.FoxtrotTenLambda wrote:Disclaimer: as a victim of smoke-ball caused severe burns, I do not condone using them as a weapon or prank against other persons. Be extremely careful at all times with the use of smoke-creating-devices. They are pyrotechnic and can cause severe damage if you are not careful.
