6mmProShop HEDP M433 Type 120rd Airsoft 40mm Gas Grenade Shells (Qty: Single)

"these have worked great for me for about a year now. at the sale price ($60) for 3 its a great deal.

"They work great! I would recommend them to anyone with a grenade launcher. I only really put 24-36 BBs in them because they really drop when you put too many in. Overall, great grenades that are sure to make your enemies wet their pants.

"Fits perfectly into "S-Thunder Universal Airsoft 40mm Grenade Launcher Pistol"
and works great. I have the 96 BB one that's now discontinued as likely these will shortly be too, so get one or more. They are lighter and the only problem I have had was if you screw everything on tightly it doesn't work as well as slightly loosening it up.

"Good grenades

Looks good and works like my Madbull

"Good grenades. use the same ball bearing system as mad bull grenades. Great value! The mad bull grenades are a bit too much for my wallet.

"Extremely reliable compare to the mosquito mold stuff I had from CAW in the past. Great price tag too and works as expected. Great power!

"Well after receiving them a week ago, I can say that they are decent grenades, but not as good as the Madbull 108xp's. Their spread isn't as far, but they hold slightly more rounds. I have abused the hell out of them though; used green, red, propane and plenty of c02 to test it's breaking point and so far, there isn't a breaking point. The nipple that accepts the gas is a little finiky on all 3 of the grenades, so you lose a little gas each time you fill, but it's no biggie.

"These are great quality grenades when you get them to work, but to get them to work you unfortunately have to replace the inner o-rings on the cores because the stock ones are too small and will not fill more than once, if even that. Its an easy fix, but rather annoying to have to do. The tubes for the bbs are also awful at holding more than 3 or 4 bbs per chamber, but that isnt a big issue since you dont want to be over loading chambers anyway. Still a great looking and more or less functioning product with some minor work. I WOULD recommend these if you dont want to pay the premium for Madbulls and are willing to spend and extra 3-4$ on some new o rings.

"These grenades are close replicas to the HEDP M433 grenade. They are cheap, and use good quality materials comparable to the more expensive Madbull grenades.

I'd like to point out that one of the two grenades I ordered fired once, and then refused to fill. I tried swapping components between the working, and non-working grenade, and discovered that either the core, or the ball bearings inside were the issue. Either the core or the bearings were unable to stay locked in place in the base, and they would be blown out during filling. This is a tolerance issue, and I hope to fix it with new bearings from another online retailer.

I use these grenades to launch foam eggs. The range is okay. I will buy more if I can fix the broken one, otherwise I will be staying away from them.

"so i bought this all excited to blast some fools on the field NOPE....
tested all 3 worked great weekend came went to play then realized this is not the smartest investment, for one the range on these are not far at all i would say 35 feet before the bbs MASSIVELY drop power, then theres the 120 round per shell thing load up bbs all 120 but guess what 60-70 percent of them dont even stay in the shell from the point of loading them(pre-Game) to the point when i fired them at the enemy(total 3-5mins) the movement of me running off the start of the game to get in to good field posistion all the bbs fell out and i didnt even know, i had one loaded in my m203 launcher and the other 2 shells in my pocket in the tact vest, basicly what im trying to say is if you move the shells to much the bbs will come out if you have it loaded in a launcher and point it downwards it will fall out