Enola Gaye EG67 Airsoft Frag Grenade

The EG67 is a dispersal grenade for airsoft inspired by the shape of the M67, designed for scenario training and outdoor milsim exercises. With a diameter of 67 mm and a length of 85 mm, it reproduces the proportions of the original grenade and throws with the same natural grip.

Initiation is via the Wire Pull® system: pull the ring and throw immediately. The delay is 4 seconds (±1 second), enough time to move clear before activation. On detonation, the grenade produces a bang of 120 dB measured at 10 metres and scatters clay pellets over a radius of approximately 5 metres: the effect marks eliminations clearly without the hazards of conventional pyrotechnics. The recommended safety distance is 10 metres and use is permitted outdoors only.

The body is made from moulded paper pulp, which makes the EG67 99.5% biodegradable. This is a trade-off worth understanding: the casing is sturdy enough to handle normal use, but it is not designed to be reused — it is a single-use consumable. The total weight of 95 g (±30 g) and the low net explosive content of 0.5 g (±20%) make it easy to carry and compliant with regulations for reduced-class pyrotechnic devices, but it is still subject to age restrictions: purchase is reserved for adults.

Key points

• The 120 dB bang at 10 metres delivers an unambiguous sound effect without disorienting players outside the impact zone
• Clay pellet dispersal over a 5-metre radius allows eliminations to be determined objectively during milsim games
• The fixed 4-second delay from Wire Pull® activation gives enough time to throw and take cover before detonation
• The 99.5% biodegradable composition reduces environmental impact during outdoor sessions on natural terrain
• Paper pulp body: no rigid fragments dispersed, safe for the field and for operators in the immediate vicinity beyond the safety distance

In the box

• 1 x Enola Gaye EG67 grenade with Wire Pull® mechanism pre-installed