heres a video that i made
click here
im going to make another video in the spring that show me actualy cooking it. then i will post it here. heres my tip-use plastic bottle caps to measure your powders, (2 parts sugar, 3 parts kno3) i cook mine in a tuna fish can and mix it with a popsicle stick constantly. good luck
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ahh the power or sugar. well you can turn it into a rocket if you put it into a schamber with a small opening and some guidence fins, with the right amounts of fuel that is.
Thanks, it's the proof that you dont need to mix them to get a nice smokeBC Pneumatics wrote:Erm, http://www.bcvids.com/dload.php?action=file&file_id=1
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i wonder if there is a way to make it burn colder so it can be more safly used in airsoft/paintball
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There isn't. If you are playing in an area where there is a fire risk (The vast majority of fields) then you will have to go with chemical smoke, or carry a small extinguisher, and use some common sense. (Please, don't light something on fire and throw it into a field of dead wheat during 75mph winds.)
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Instinct tells me that you learned that the hard way?BC Pneumatics wrote: (Please, don't light something on fire and throw it into a field of dead wheat during 75mph winds.)
Question: Could the wick light from a combustion cannon?
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Your instinct is very, very wrong. I am not a moron.
It depends what you mean by 'wick'
Some fuses would, and some wouldn't. You could saturate a wick with an oxidizer and it may, bu black match would probably be better.
Of course, shooting incendiary ammo is a felony in the US, and anything burning at the temp of black powder while leaving your barrel will scar it up very badly over time.
It depends what you mean by 'wick'
Some fuses would, and some wouldn't. You could saturate a wick with an oxidizer and it may, bu black match would probably be better.
Of course, shooting incendiary ammo is a felony in the US, and anything burning at the temp of black powder while leaving your barrel will scar it up very badly over time.
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