Throwing grenades requires some skill. Although the throwing techniques, rules and methods of grenades and javelin are basically the same, they also have their own characteristics in throwing techniques because of the different appearance and shape of the instruments. But in general, it can be summarized as three points, namely: holding the bomb, holding the bomb, and finally exerting force. There are also three throwing postures of grenades.

Before preparation, take the bullet with your right hand, twist the bullet cover with both hands, then poke the moisture-proof paper with your fingers, take out the fire ring and put it on the root of the little finger, and then hold the Grenade with your four fingers. The little finger will bend and naturally put it on the end of the wooden handle. Hold it and put it in front of your right shoulder. Ask your body to be shoulder-high, look straight ahead and get ready.

Vertical bombing:

Bend your right leg, take a big step back, lean back and forth slightly, straighten your left leg, and focus on your right foot. The right arm is naturally straight and flat, the projectile is under the right shoulder, and the body leans to the left, which is required to be consistent with the bombing direction. The left arm is naturally placed on the abdomen, and the right leg is straightened and the right foot is quickly pushed back to the ground. At the same time, the crotch is twisted forward and the head is raised.

Drop bombs on your knees:

In most cases, the right knee kneels on the ground, and when standing, the right hand holds the bullet, the upper body leans back sideways, and the left leg stretches forward slightly. Make full use of the power and speed of the right foot pedal and swing arm to throw the Grenade out. At the end of the bombing, pay attention to quickly withdraw your left leg. Your right knee can be a little higher from the ground, otherwise you can't support your body. If you have a gun in your hand, put it by your leg so that it can be easily retrieved after dropping the bomb.

Throw a bomb in a prone position:

The left forearm is retracted, the left leg is bent and folded under the right leg, the left hand quickly supports the upper body, the left knee is in a kneeling position, and the upper body leans back and forth. At the same time, the right hand throws a bomb at the back of the body through the front direction, and the right foot pedals to the ground. The body swings its arm with the trend and strength of flapping forward, and then falls quickly.

The essentials of throwing can be summarized as three words: "tight, slow and fast"; "Tightness" means that holding the ball is very important; "Slow" means reducing the speed of the projectile; "Fast" means quickly crouching down and hiding.