- Welcome back to What's Inside?
I'm Lincoln, this is Dan.
- Today we're in an undisclosed location
and that's because we have a grenade.
We have a couple of grenades.
We've had a lot of questions from you guys
saying, "Cut open a grenade."
I think a lot of you are joking because
you know that we're going to cut into it
and it's not going to be a good thing for us.
But still, we take your comments seriously.
This grenade is called a pineapple grenade
because you can see the different ridges on it.
Here's the lever right here and here's the pin.
When you pull the pin,
it doesn't actually start the grenade,
it's when you pull the pin and this lever comes out.
There's a little timer inside of it
that starts counting down and
you have four or five seconds until it actually explodes.
I'm going to let Lincoln pull the pin out
and let go of the lever and throw it in this toaster oven
and then we're going to go run
behind a rock that's over there.
- [Dan] Alright, you ready to blow this up?
- Yup.
- [Dan] Okay, be really careful.
Do not let go of that lever.
Put your fingers over the lever.
Okay, and open up the toaster oven door.
Okay. Really carefully, take out the pin,
keep your finger on the levers.
Okay, now set the grenade inside of there
but do not let go of that lever yet.
Just set it in there carefully
and then let go and run as fast as you can.
Go! Go! Go!
(explosion)
(slow-motion explosion)
That was crazy. That was really fun.
Watching it explode everywhere, that toaster oven,
the pieces flew so far we even
got hit by some shrapnel, especially Lincoln.
We're going to put a link, we're going to put a video
on our Instagram account so you can go in and watch
the actual explosion from a little further away,
a different angle of it so go check that out.
We're back home. We have these two grenades.
There's two different kinds.
This one's called the pineapple grenade.
This one's called an apple grenade.
And just because of their different sizes,
they shoot off different types of shrapnel
when it does explode.
So, these are not live grenades.
You can see the bottom has a hole cut out of it.
All of the gun powder is taken out.
The firing pin is out of it.
So here is that pineapple grenade up close.
You can see the different lever that it has on here.
Here's the pin. It starts ticking down
until it gets to the bottom and then it explodes.
So it's a little bit of a delayed response.
Now, when I say four to five seconds til it explodes,
it could be shorter than that, I mean,
if these things have been sitting around for a long time
there's no guarantee.
Let's cut this thing open and take a look inside
and see what it looks like.
Oh man, that's hot. I put a glove on.
Look at my line. There's my cut. It's going through.
It is not a straight line.
Look.
- [Lincoln] It's hollow!
- Look how hollow that is.
That must be totally filled with gun powder
when the timer ticks down and it explodes.
- [Dan] Nice, it's apple grenade time.
Check this one out.
So this one, you can actually screw it
and get that off of it.
There's the little sensor.
(loud buzzing)
Well, that's one way to get it.
Ah, just broke and jumped right off
and there's the grenade down there.
Oh man, I'm very safe and good at what I do.
Look at that.
Lincoln's holding on to these because they're very warm.
These ones are very hot.
Those ones are pretty warm from earlier.
- Yeah.
- And it's a little chilly outside, fall's hitting.
So here's these grenades.
This one just broke open at the end.
We have definitely confirmed that there's
no gun powder inside of these.
They are not live grenades. Thank goodness.
Honestly, I was a little worried
as I was starting to cut into it
and I got out my flash light on my phone
and shined it inside just to double-check.
Like you can buy live grenades on Amazon.
Our motto here is, "We cut things open so you don't have to"
so now look, you guys don't need to cut open a grenade.
- [Dan] So here we go. What is that?
Show to the camera.
- It's a big metal piece that got
completely destroyed by the tannerite.
- [Dan] Look at that. That looks like,
what does it say on it?
"Disconnect toaster before cleaning" so,
just so you know, here you go, here's the grenade,
we didn't hurt anybody in this.
We didn't put Lincoln at risk of getting hit by a grenade.
Here's the explosives that we used, It's called tannerite.
What you do is you take these white chemicals
and you put in this little gun powder material
and mix it in there and then
once you mix it around it turns gray like that.
And then what happens is it will only explode
if you have a high-powered rifle
and shoot the bullet through it.
Otherwise it's not going to explode.
It's not dangerous right now
but as soon as you hit it with that bullet
with the high-powered rifle,
it just explodes like a bomb.
So that's how we got the toaster oven to blow up.
- Here's our shooter. That took one shot by this kid.
He is 13 years old. There's his rifle.
He's going hunting, elk hunting next week.
He just took that microwave down with one shot.
We put this pan on top of the microwave
and look at that, this is from tannerite explosives.
There's your orange dot, tannerite out there
way over there in the desert, and then
here's our buddy, Chase.
So Chase, how was that shot? Was that difficult?
- No. I've taken lots more difficult because
when you're shooting, like a milk jug at 300,
it's really hard 'cause it's tiny,
but in there it was like really big in my scope.