[Team Hazmat]

Check this video out: http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=sJj1YKeZLGM

We were wandering what the heck is KC103 (You see the ingrediants listed on the screen before eash demonstration)?

Can it be bought easily (and legally)? And if so where?

Couse we would LOVE to have some fun with these smoke grenades if we can

(Stay and watch the video until the red smoke demo, its crazy)

[NargofWoV]

Not to be a party pooper, but I'm thinking most fields I've played Scenario's on wouldn't allow something like that due to the lick of flame I noticed at the start. Some of the fields operate smoke bombs that use flame, in a well secured manner supervised by staff, but won't allow the general public to use HOT sources of smoke on their fields.

Check with your field operator. Of course, super fun in the woods behind your house, or near a military base...

[Team Hazmat]

I see where your coming from, and Ill need to ask before i bring one.

But first we gotta make one

[emblem140]

You also need to see if this uses a pull pin format or a fuse format. No field will allow any kind of fuse grenade

[dorsai]

You're right, fuse lit smokes are a major fire hazard.
Enola Gaye and Superior Smoke both have come up
with pull ring ignition smokes, but they're also more
expensive than the fireworks fuse lit type. Look for
Enola Gaye to start selling their versions as soon as
they get DOT to approve them. Only issue then will
be finding dealers to stock them.

One other option to consider is the lifeboat smokes
that are being marketed. They're safer because of
their pull ring ignition, plus they also float. If you
are lucky enough to find the even larger 15 minute
man over board orange smokes, you'll find they'll
smoke out all but the most die hard player. Out at
Oklahoma D-Day this past June we tossed close to
800 or the smaller orange smokes, along with a few
dozen of the 15 minute units.

Sincerely,