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Wow! Tell you what cuz I like you I will sell you two of these small ones for $15,000.00,and.....I will double your order for only $5K more......Now thats deal!Only $80? Man, that's NOTHING. Check this price.Personally, I have no problem with M18's but they are outrageously expensive. For $2 those 1 minute smokers from Scott's link are looking good to me. I have no problem with store bought smoke as long as the user places it on clear, dry, ground and not throws it in the brush, or at someone. The latter being more likely to happen, and that is the reason TAC does not allow it. I have been to CC's and at Cold Burn II the final Bomb prop was a huge case filled with smokers and it was tizzight. When used properly as a prop smoke is great.
Aside from the cost of an M18 ( I have seen them go for $80.00) it is the amount of smoke..way to much for what we are using them for,Not to mention The used to give me a wicked headache. I recall using white, Heavy screening smoke nades,,WOW!
Pyro adds a lot to A game when done correctly. Perhaps we just ask Arty to give us a bit Of WP just befoe Game on..HEHEHEH Evil Laugh!
Personally, I have no problem with M18's but they are outrageously expensive. For $2 those 1 minute smokers from Scott's link are looking good to me. I have no problem with store bought smoke as long as the user places it on clear, dry, ground and not throws it in the brush, or at someone. The latter being more likely to happen, and that is the reason TAC does not allow it. I have been to CC's and at Cold Burn II the final Bomb prop was a huge case filled with smokers and it was tizzight. When used properly as a prop smoke is great.
Well put my friend!Burning tennis balls tend to be rather toxic, yeah. There really isn't much room for error unless you start getting creative. It's two ingredients, and if you mix up the ratio, it just doesn't burn well and sometimes sputters out early if packed poorly.I have seen a lot responsible of three fingerd men in my time! While smoke nades are not rocket science there is plenty of room for error.I once saw a guy fill tennis balls with his "Home made Smoke compound" He was very unhappy to find out they put a Toxic chemical when burned.not homemade, only factory made haha. i'm a chemist , i got the arsonist merit badge to boot lol.The biggest downside of a forum on a sport dominated by 14-year-olds is that nobody will ever assume you're responsible by default.
i make my grenades with a pound of pure potasium mixed with harmless vinager.....or maybe it was baking soda i was supposed to use? ....
oh well, same thing lol.
ya, pyro stuff is mighty dangerous. but if experienced it makes for fun stuff.
(obviously i'm no chemist. but my uncle kinda is, we once thought of painting a ducks bottom with potasium and watching it land in the lake hahaha. now that's funneh) kinda trolled.
Feels bad, man.
I think many paint ball shops carry cheap smoke candles.They must be lit with a lighter, or a match.
The 49Th use only professional grade, commercial pyro for safety reason.
If you guys want a "commercial pyro only" rule, that's your prerogative and I'll abide by it, but I'm rather insulted by the "you'll blow your hands off" attitude when I'm talking about mixing something that's not even mildly explosive. I mean, shit, this stuff is edible.
I am a 21 year US Army vet. I was a Combat Engineer for most of the active portion, 7 years. I can mix up things that will blow of your hands and other parts, pretty much all they will find is yours hands. Yet I will not play in or around home-made pyro, not even my own. Nor would I expect others to feel safe around anyone's home-made pyro.
When a chemical compound that involves the likes of phosphorus, sodium, or potassium (alone are volatile enough) is mixed by a lay individual who reads the formula from the anachist's cookbook I don't want to be anywhere near it.
Rabble rabble conflict of interest.Well, count out my smokes, then. It's not like it's a particularly difficult recipe, though...
On that note, if I wanted to buy commercial smokes in the Valley, anybody know where I could do that?
I tried to buy them online over two weeks ago and they have YET to arrive (Do not, under any circumstances buy from this website, http://www.smokegrenade.net/, that's where I ordered from.), and I need them for the game this weekend, so it looks like I'm stuck making my own, I can sell you some if you need.
PM incoming.
