Granat ręczny NATO AIRSOFT P-67-M (opakowanie 10 sztuk)

Design and Aesthetics:
Visually, there is absolutely nothing to complain about here. The replica looks fantastic, the active lever functions flawlessly, and the overall feel in hand is as realistic as it gets. If you need a pyrotechnic grenade that looks 100% like the real deal for photoshoots, video content, or hardcore MilSim events where budget isn't an issue, Pyrosoft has done an excellent job.
Price and Value (The Main Issue):
However, a price tag of around €7 per single unit is simply excessive. We are talking about consumable gear—something you throw, it bangs in four seconds, and it's gone forever. If you toss 5 to 6 of these during a fast-paced CQB game, you’ve essentially thrown away over €40 in a single afternoon, which is financially unsustainable for the vast majority of regular players.
While I don't know the exact factory costs behind their production, given that this is mass-produced molded plastic and standard pyrotechnics, I assume their manufacturing cost doesn't exceed €1, or a maximum of €2 per unit at scale.
Conclusion:
All things considered, I believe a fair and realistic retail price for a product like this should be between €2.50 and €4.00 max per piece. Anything beyond that feels like paying a massive premium for luxury. The grenade looks and works great, but for weekend airsoft games, it is simply way too expensive and impractical.

great quality and cheap, not a single misfired and all of them delivered the expected result, only fault we finished them too quickly.... we strongly recommend them!

Perfect!!!!

They work very well... Seem real...

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