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<blockquote data-quote="Norman" data-source="post: 3912760" data-attributes="member: 4232">Yes, those are things that could be dangerous.&nbsp; What you’re failing to see is the difference between the two.&nbsp; I’m not even positive you can manufacture lead styphnate without an explosives permit.You’re wanting to manufacture primary explosives.&nbsp; Even in small quantities, it’s enough to need help opening pickle jars forever.&nbsp; A #7 cap weighs a bit over 12 grains IIRC off the top of my head.&nbsp; You can find some sweet pictures of f****d up hands and one mangled face from people doing dumb **** with detonators.&nbsp; Primary explosives typically aren’t as strong, but they love to blow up.&nbsp; Bang a graduated cylinder against the counter and you’ll get 50% off gloves.I’ve&nbsp; been at a factory where they were pressing granulated C4 into bricks about 5 feet from me.&nbsp; Stuff like that, messing with factory made secondary explosives isn’t a big deal.&nbsp; Primary explosives require a different level of care.&nbsp; And I WILL NOT be around someone’s home made stuff.&nbsp; It’s about as safe as smoking a cigarette in someone’s travel trailer meth lab.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Norman, post: 3912760, member: 4232"] Yes, those are things that could be dangerous. What you’re failing to see is the difference between the two. I’m not even positive you can manufacture lead styphnate without an explosives permit. You’re wanting to manufacture primary explosives. Even in small quantities, it’s enough to need help opening pickle jars forever. A #7 cap weighs a bit over 12 grains IIRC off the top of my head. You can find some sweet pictures of f****d up hands and one mangled face from people doing dumb **** with detonators. Primary explosives typically aren’t as strong, but they love to blow up. Bang a graduated cylinder against the counter and you’ll get 50% off gloves. I’ve been at a factory where they were pressing granulated C4 into bricks about 5 feet from me. Stuff like that, messing with factory made secondary explosives isn’t a big deal. Primary explosives require a different level of care. And I WILL NOT be around someone’s home made stuff. It’s about as safe as smoking a cigarette in someone’s travel trailer meth lab. [/QUOTE]

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