I've never seen this stuff, but they say it makes a helluva big boom.tannerite
I've never seen this stuff, but they say it makes a helluva big boom.tannerite
Am guessing by that face? Another non compliant driver.
No doubt!Some how some way this explosion had to be a yard dog's fault.
You're right Mud, ABFer was the first to suggest this rule.
Tannerite is fun but c-4 is better. Haven't used c-4 since 1970. Watched a guy put a 1#jar in a refrigerator. Shot it at 500yards with a Barrett 50BMG. No fire but refrigerator scattered in a 50yard radius. Things adult males do for fun.tannerite
A guy could kill a bunch of hogs with C4Tannerite is fun but c-4 is better. Haven't used c-4 since 1970. Watched a guy put a 1#jar in a refrigerator. Shot it at 500yards with a Barrett 50BMG. No fire but refrigerator scattered in a 50yard radius. Things adult males do for fun.
A guy could kill a bunch of hogs with C4
I am sure glad I’m not a hog with you two “swine assassins” out there. Suddenly, my cousin issues seem innocent and family friendly.i'd rather use a gun.. just to see their heads explode with a head shot
So will a steering tire, and it will pucker your but up.A single axle drive tire will lift your butt off the seat.
Are the hogs the ones wearing the Bibs? So an assassin shoots the right one?I am sure glad I’m not a hog with you two “swine assassins” out there. Suddenly, my cousin issues seem innocent and family friendly.
Friend of mine in high school made a contact explosive liquid. Keep it cool and everything was fine. We painted the front porch of a abandoned house. Stood back a shot at with a BB gun. Nothing! Lobbed a half a brick up there and it blew us into next week. He made a mental note to leave that crap alone.I read an article about hunters in Texas buying a chemical at a sporting goods store that is legal.
They bait a field for hogs and have this chemical close, when hogs get around, they shoot the stuff and blow up several hogs.
They say it's a huge explosion with no fire.
Can't recall the name.
Railroads used little devices commonly called torpedoes for signaling purposes back in the day. They were a small, maybe 1-1/2 inch square, 1/2 inch high package with two small lead straps on opposite sides. These things were strapped to the top surface of the rail before a flagman returned to his train after it stopped unexpectedly. When a following train ran over this package it went off with a very loud bang signaling the engineer that he should be ready to stop because of a stopped train ahead. This material was detonated just by the pressure of the locomotive running over it.Friend of mine in high school made a contact explosive liquid. Keep it cool and everything was fine. We painted the front porch of a abandoned house. Stood back a shot at with a BB gun. Nothing! Lobbed a half a brick up there and it blew us into next week. He made a mental note to leave that crap alone.
Tri, you are telling your age.Railroads used little devices commonly called torpedoes for signaling purposes back in the day. They were a small, maybe 1-1/2 inch square, 1/2 inch high package with two small lead straps on opposite sides. These things were strapped to the top surface of the rail before a flagman returned to his train after it stopped unexpectedly. When a following train ran over this package it went off with a very loud bang signaling the engineer that he should be ready to stop because of a stopped train ahead. This material was detonated just by the pressure of the locomotive running over it.