👉 A blowing weapon, often referred to as a smoke bomb or smoke grenade, is a non-lethal weapon that creates a cloud of smoke or other particulate matter when activated. This smoke is typically generated by a chemical reaction, such as the mixing of a propellant with a reactive gas. When the device is triggered, either manually or via a remote detonation, the explosion releases this smoke, obscuring vision and creating a disorienting environment. The smoke can also mask the sound of the explosion, making it difficult for targets to pinpoint the source. Blowing weapons are commonly used in law enforcement and military scenarios to subdue suspects, create a defensive barrier, or clear areas without causing serious injury.
