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Portable Bounding Anti-Personnel Mine
This is an undesignated anti-personnel bounding fragmentation mine. This mine can be initiated using either a pressure fuze or a tripwire fuze. These mines are believed to still be in production. On initiation, four warheads are ejected in different directions. These warheads detonate when they reach a distance of 15m (approx) from the mine body (at heights of 0.2m to 0.5m). As they explode, they release 6000 steel ball bearings to create...
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