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They look nice, are they inert (yet)? Keep in mind that smoke and incendiary fall under ATF regulated items and must be inert unless you've got the necessary paperwork. Word has it that they always have been on the "list" but as such were not strongly enforced until they became a problem. Practice grenades with live fuzes also fall under the requirement.
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