Talk:Smoke grenade

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[edit] Legality

Just a total shot in the dark here, does anyone know anything about the legality of these devices? Specifically in the Commonwealth of Australia? I believe that due to the fact they are categorised as 1.4G in the explosives act they're legal to own and use to up to ten kilograms worth of the devices; however there are some criminal cases where people have been charged under the prohibited weapons act for 'grenades' even though it only loosely meets the criterion. Anyone? Jachin 05:05, 9 June 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Adding some "How To" links.

I've been reading some of wikipedia's guidelines about adding links to articles. So far all I've found is that they have to be relevant (of course), and be of good standing (reliable links, not someones blog). Well, I've found a whole lot of "How To" videos on youtube, and I wanted to know whether or not it is okay to add them to this page. Paladin Hammer (talk) 21:01, 11 March 2008 (UTC)