Notes: This Czech smoke grenade has a cardboard casing and was the standard Bloc smoke grenade until the introduction of the RDG-2 and 3 series. It is still used when smoke of various colors must be made. Smoke may be black, white, or colored (red, yellow, green, or blue). Dense smoke created by this grenade lasts for only 9 complete phases (45 seconds).

Notes: The RG-34 is a Pre-WWII Czech design and is now found only in territorial and second-class units such as city militia forces in Czechoslovakia and surrounding countries.

Notes: This WWII vintage fragmentation grenade can still be found in use with some second-class units of the Pact forces and with other forces such as city militias and marauders.

Notes: This fragmentation grenade is used by Czech forces. It is both impact and timer detonated; if the grenade strikes a surface at least as hard as packed snow or soft sand after the pin is pulled, the grenade detonates; otherwise, is detonates after a delay of 3.2 to 4.6 seconds. The body is steel and the inside of the casing is prefragmented.