Awesome! They saw me do that naked cover of Back in Black! I knew I should give 110% and put on a show!
Homemade gunpowder
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Awesome! They saw me do that naked cover of Back in Black! I knew I should give 110% and put on a show!
Yeah. They told me about that.
They then made some obscure reference to The Gong Show, but didn't elaborate.
Shot a lot of store bought black powder and a buddy and I even made some one time for our Hawken 50 shooting which wasn't as good as the commercial variety but something about Dupont Smokeless powder that requires so much less firearm cleaning, doesn't smell like an outhouse, and neither a cloud of smoke won me over to the modern. Still got the Hawken type, a powder horn, and tools, In the gunsafe, haven't fired them lately....Maybe next week if it isn't too windy....
I doubt it will ever rain and get too muddy here....
I doubt it will ever rain and get too muddy here....
I went for homemade napalm when I was a kid. Gasoline, oil, and Tide laundry detergent. Or, formula #2, gasoline with Styrofoam melted into it until it jells.
If you wanna get nasty, throw in a couple of magnesium railroad flares.
And I only have 1 burn scar.
If you wanna get nasty, throw in a couple of magnesium railroad flares.
And I only have 1 burn scar.
+1 We must have had the same degenerate youth.....
San Antone RR
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I want my 1:18 back. If you're going to spoof a video, at least get the details right.
Well, lemme put it this way -- when other kids were placing flaming bags of dog poo on the neighbor's porches . . . ah, never mind. I'm sure the statute of limitations has run out, but still . . .
When that magnesium lights off, it's eye-opening, to say the least.
