who owns a bazooka?

[Younggun]

Here's one for $1000, just have it shipped to you and I will pick it up at Hicksville.

 

[TxDad]

Here's one for $1000, just have it shipped to you and I will pick it up at Hicksville.

No link ding dong...

Can you imagine The Hicks Family's delight when they see it. Assuming I got it, which I wont.

 

[Younggun]

No link ding dong...

Can you imagine The Hicks Family's delight when they see it. Assuming I get it, which I will.

Sorry, been a long day.

http://www.gunsamerica.com/925099523/M20_BAZOOKA_999_00.htm

Yeah, they are gonna love it.

 

[TxDad]

I like how you threw in a FIFY without telling me.

 

[Younggun]

 

[London]

A flamethrower would be considered a "Destructive Device" and regulated by Big Brother.

Can you link to this? As far as I understand there are no federal flamethrower regulations. Farmers use them occasionally and they are definitely legal in Texas last time I checked.

 

[Younggun]

The ones ranchers use aren't really flamethrowers. They have a very short range and are propane fueled so it won't leave a burning fuel stuck to things it hits. Or maybe your talking about something else.

Still would like to know just what the regulation is, I think it would be fun to build one.

 

[M. Sage]

The ones ranchers use aren't really flamethrowers. They have a very short range and are propane fueled so it won't leave a burning fuel stuck to things it hits. Or maybe your talking about something else.

Still would like to know just what the regulation is, I think it would be fun to build one.

I don't know if I'd like to use a home-built flamethrower, since the fuel would probably be styrafoam melted in gasoline, maybe with a little diesel mixed in.

 

[London]

I don't know if I'd like to use a home-built flamethrower, since the fuel would probably be styrafoam melted in gasoline, maybe with a little diesel mixed in.

A few years ago some teenager posted a how to where he made his own out of PVC and plumbing parts. He used alcohol for the fuel.

 

[Younggun]

I don't know if I'd like to use a home-built flamethrower, since the fuel would probably be styrafoam melted in gasoline, maybe with a little diesel mixed in.

What's so bad about that, lol.


I figure a 3 tank system would work.

2 compressed air and 1 for fuel. I've hear of using pretty much any kind of gel mixed with gas and dish soap.


I'd be willing to bet plain kerosene could do plenty of damage.

 

[TheDan]

Who wants to be the first to put a NON functional bazooka on a rifle rack in a truck???? Younggun? Rusty?

If it's free, I'll mount it to my bike
I want to buy the machine gun mount for it anyways...

 

[Acera]

Bazooka, yeah they can be had if you know where to look.

Remember this "Game Changer"??

$1,000 + $50 for the rockets.

 

[TheDan]

Remember this "Game Changer"??

Holy hell, that thing was janky... I built a much nicer one for launching fireworks and model rockets when I was 15yo. It was made from scrap so everything except the model rocket igniters and batteries were free, too.

 

[Das Jared]

A flamethrower would be considered a "Destructive Device" and regulated by Big Brother.

Incorrect flamethrowers are not regulated by the atf

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