Storm Grenade 360 Gray

In airsoft, as well as in real life, possessing a grenade is becoming increasingly necessary to enhance performance on the field. For some time now, various types of grenades have appeared on the market, each more innovative and interesting than the last. So far, there are several models that have sparked interest on the playing field, but apparently, players are gradually demanding evolution and are in constant search of new solutions. 

We are pleased to present the Storm 360 grenade offered by ASG. This grenade incorporates existing technologies in a seemingly easier-to-use assembly than other available options and with better performance.

Let's get into detail. The grenade consists of 2 main parts, the outer part and the inner part. Both are made of plastic, so the weight is not excessive.

The inner part houses one of the simplest trigger mechanisms we have seen so far and the gas necessary for propelling the airsoft balls. The seal is ensured by a large steel ball resting on a circular rubber gasket. Essentially, keeping the grenade in a vertical position is sufficient for reloading it. This system considerably saves reloading time. As a movable component, there is also the system that secures the steel ball in position to prevent accidental triggering. The main trigger assembly is impact-based.

The outer part is responsible for storing the balls and directing them. There is a single spiral channel throughout the surface, which can hold approximately 160 balls with the help of a ball feeder. Due to the spiral shape, upon triggering, the grenade will rotate in all directions, scattering the balls. The impact required for triggering must be somewhat stronger than that of other grenades available on the market, and after triggering, there is a chance that some balls may remain in the channel. This is not necessarily a bad thing, but it had to be mentioned.

The grenade is capable of functioning with most types of gas, except for CO2. We recommend using a strong gas for optimal performance. The expelled balls can reach up to 10 m, according to the manufacturer's descriptions.