so there were 4 people who just happened to put their tannerite into the same barn and shoot it, at the same time?
would have loved to have gotten some of those inside timbers before they were destroyed.
would have loved to have gotten some of those inside timbers before they were destroyed.
Do you have a cite for this?
I used to, I was told this by a dealer that sells it, then looked it up to verify it long time ago back when I first started shooting the stuff off. It is an ATF/Fed regulation on binary explosives.
Quick search brought this up "when the binary components are combined, the resulting mixture is an explosive material subject to all requirements of 18 U.S.C. Chapter 40 and 27 CFR Part 555." I'm sure you can look up all the requirements by looking that up.
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The video is still on Utube, but they changed the title.
30 pounds of tannerite vs barn
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_2sVG6UZNo
30 pounds of tannerite vs barn
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0_2sVG6UZNo
Great. So now it makes it sound even more powerful and scary.
I have a barn down that was built in the early 1900's. Lots of lumber in there.
yup, sure is.
Edit: No its not. They were awfully close when that detonated. That one board came awfully close.
We put 2lbs into a hollow at the base of a dead oak tree. The 'boom' split the tree, but a piece of bark approx. 3"x15" flew 125 yrds and narrowly missed my grandson. Luckily or more likely amazingly, he was paying attention and dodged the swirling club.
Now, we limit our 'fun' to 1 lb at a min. 150 yrds and take cover behind the horse trailer.
Would hate to see it restricted or banned, but doing stupid things can / does result in tragedy.
Now, we limit our 'fun' to 1 lb at a min. 150 yrds and take cover behind the horse trailer.
Would hate to see it restricted or banned, but doing stupid things can / does result in tragedy.
