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Mmanwitgun Frequent Poster	posted May 23, 2000 11:01 PM I have seen these fire shotgun shells for sale. They claim to fire out a flame for around 3 seconds. Has anyone actually used one of these. Wouldn't it probably just fuck up your barrel by over heating it. I would figure that after around 3-4 rounds of these the gun would be so hot you would need gloves. Does anyone know if these are safe to use?. I wouldn't want to fuck up my 12 ga if I had one. ~Dave
DaRkDwArF Frequent Poster	posted May 24, 2000 01:52 AM hmm you want a fireball from your shotshlls hey, make a mix of 10% napthline and 90% powdered magnesium, relaod your shells with that =)
Maddoc Frequent Poster	posted May 24, 2000 01:13 PM I have seen them. Heat doesn't matter. After 4-5 shots the barrel is very hot anyway. There not all that good, their just exotic and fun. And cost 15 dollars for 3. ------------------ Whoa, where my fingers?
BoB- Frequent Poster	posted May 24, 2000 01:46 PM I just saw thse shells in a military surplus catalog called "bird chasers" they fire around 100 yards and explode scaring away the birds sounds like a fun thing to have, in the same catalog they have these shells that fire a solid lead, dowel shaped bullet out of a 12ga, in other words...big bullet ------------------ Look Ma No Hands! (there over by the shed)
nbk2000 Moderator	posted May 25, 2000 01:07 AM You could use the dragon rounds in a zip pipe shotgun as a one shot flamethrower. Use a 3/4" pipe for a barrel with a 1" steel pipe and end cap to be the firing pin. Look for my post in the IW section on pipe shotgun in december '99. ------------------ "The knowledge that they fear is a weapon to be used against them." Search the archive before you ask. http://members.xoom.com/forumlibrary
ClintonxSucks Frequent Poster	posted June 06, 2000 09:06 PM I think the dragon fine rounds use something like white pospherous that burns on contact with air,it might go off just form opening it(the shell). I could be wroung though.
DaRkDwArF Frequent Poster	posted June 07, 2000 04:45 AM no way, white phosphourus is to dangerous for a shot shell

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