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dipsydoodle

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2. Used in a firework

Reply to Logical (Original post)

Sat May 11, 2013, 02:42 PM

May 2013

the components, which we wont go into here, when formed into gases have freedom of release. Used elsewhere they dont have that freedom. There is only a narrow difference between a homemade canon and a pipe bomb - less than a millemeter.

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I had no idea a pressure cooker bomb with normal fireworks gunpowder could be that powerful. [View all] Logical May 2013 OP

I've known since my first copy of the Anarchist's Cookbook Warpy May 2013 #1

Used in a firework dipsydoodle May 2013 #2

When did you first learn about pressure cooker bombs? GeorgeGist May 2013 #3

I could tell you a story tularetom May 2013 #4

LOL! n-t Logical May 2013 #5