Grenade
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The Grenade is a Thrown fragmentation grenade in Grand Theft Auto V. It is a throwable explosive with a listed price of $2,000. Its weapon statistics give it 95 damage, 20 fire rate, 10 accuracy, 15 range and a clip size of 10. It is used to blast people, vehicles and other objects within its explosion radius.
Its model returns to the Grenade design used in Grand Theft Auto IV, though the GTA V version is cleaner and carries visible markings. Those details resemble markings found on M61 grenades, including an "M61" label. The design is based on the M61, itself a version of the M26A1 fitted with an additional safety clip on the lever.
The Grenade operates much as it does in Grand Theft Auto IV. A live grenade can be dropped or held briefly before it is thrown, but holding it too long causes it to detonate in the thrower's hand. Its warning beep is quieter than before, making overcooking it especially dangerous. Enemies notice incoming grenades and attempt to move away, although nearby NPCs may still be stunned or wounded by the blast.
Trivia
- ◆In games (excluding GTA San Andreas), if the player throws a grenade in the water, the grenade will not show an explosion or waves created by explosion's vibrations, but the explosion's sound can still be heard. Also, if the player throws a grenade very high up in the air, the grenade again will not show an explosion (only seen in GTA Vice City and GTA Liberty City Stories).
- ◆In 3D Universe games, the player can take more than one direct grenade blast before dying. In games however, one direct grenade blast will kill the player.
- ◆In GTA IV, it is possible to throw back grenades that have been thrown at the player. This can be done by picking up the grenade like any other throwable object.
- ◆In the files of The Ballad of Gay Tony, there is an unused model of the grenade that looked taller and slimmer, with a safety lever of a grey color instead of a brownish one. It was possibly an alternative of the grenade that was scrapped.
- ◆In GTA Chinatown Wars, the grenade impact and explosion sounds originate from the original Max Payne game.
- ◆In GTA V, Chop will try to fetch grenades if thrown in place of a ball.
- ◆On the Social Club image, the markings on the grenade reads "M61", which is a type of grenade used by the United States Army during the Vietnam War. In-game however, the markings read "M69A1", which is closer to the designation of the Grenade Launcher in The Lost and Damned and The Ballad of Gay Tony.
- ◆The "M69A1" might be also a reference to the 69.
- Class
- Thrown
- Type
- Fragmentation Grenade
- Fire mode
- Throwable
- Manufacturer
- Not stated
- Price
- $2,000
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Last verified September 14, 2026