Beancan grenades are a type of improvised explosive device (IED) that have been used in a variety of terrorist attacks and incidents around the world. Also known as beanbag or stun grenades, these devices are typically filled with small metal pellets or beads that can cause serious injuries if they come into contact with human flesh.
In most cases, beancan grenades are designed to incapacitate rather than kill their targets. However, depending on the size of the device and the amount of pellets it contains, they can certainly be deadly. For example, a large beancan grenade filled with hundreds of metal pellets could easily kill anyone within its blast radius.
Fortunately, beancan grenades are not particularly easy to make and therefore are not as common as other types of IEDs. Nevertheless, they remain a serious threat to security forces and civilians alike, and should always be treated with caution and respect.