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The grenade's pin is essentially a cotter pin with the ends spread.  You can squeeze those ends together or replace the pin with an un-spread pin reducing the effort needed to pull the pin.  Additionally, you may be ignoring the leverage being exerted by the placement of the wire/cord connecting the pin to the door.
The grenade's pin is essentially a cotter pin with the ends spread.  You can squeeze those ends together or replace the pin with an un-spread pin reducing the effort needed to pull the pin.  Additionally, you may be ignoring the leverage being exerted by the placement of the wire/cord connecting the pin to the door.
==Dunno if it's appropriate to post this here...==
But I thought some of you might get a kick out of this:
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Revision as of 00:53, 13 March 2009

You over looked the Beretta Elite II that Ryan Wolfe carried for awhile.

Eric's gun has a front cocking section last time I saw it.

What is Ryan Wolfe's backup revolver in the episode "Under the Influence"?

The grenade comment...

The grenade's pin is essentially a cotter pin with the ends spread. You can squeeze those ends together or replace the pin with an un-spread pin reducing the effort needed to pull the pin. Additionally, you may be ignoring the leverage being exerted by the placement of the wire/cord connecting the pin to the door.

Dunno if it's appropriate to post this here...

But I thought some of you might get a kick out of this:

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