Is there any restriction on where these can be used. I always wanted to do some photography with smoke bombs. It wouldn't be anywhere near any urban area.
Thanks
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Is there any restriction on where these can be used. I always wanted to do some photography with smoke bombs. It wouldn't be anywhere near any urban area.
Thanks
Check your local bylaws and ordnances.
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My understanding is that you *should* be fine - just remember that with smoke, orange is the emergency colour, so don't be using that unless you're in an emergency or that could cause problems. Otherwise, the advice to check local bylaws is a good one!Originally Posted by Digiclown
I was trying to find that info on local bylaws when I stumbled upon this post. I guess I will have to search a bit more.
I would need a few EG18 in orange and black if any are planned!
Orange for emergencies and black for cover.
Or maybe just orange and white.
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The white gives off the best. The black I was unimpressed with. I recommend the battlefield smoke. The battlefield smoke will get hot. For best effect, pull and throw about 50 ft upwind.
Are smoke grenades prohibited? If not do you need a license to buy or use one?
Not sure why i cant edit my previous comment. But according to Chapter 466 of the Toronto Municipal Code, Smoke bombs are prohibited in Toronto.
Probably prohib with some city bylaws....in the bush on crown land they are ok. Lots of airsoft and paintball fields allow use of them.
The Burst ones from EG have output from both ends for more volume but shorter run time.
We just got new stock of smoke grenades in
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