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    C02 Cartridge Bomb

    by Big_Kaboom

    My and my best friend were fucking around with explosives as we always do when we thaught of an idea. Living in indiana anyone would have tho tools you need to make this too. This is how it's done.

    Go to any wall-mart or hardware store and buy a pack of Co2 cartriges that you would use for a bb gun, along with some cannon fuse,(You will want at least 4 inches)and gun powder, or black powder, whatever you want. The best thing would be flash powder but you don't have to use that. Then come home and set up a workspace, a garage with tools and a vice is best.

    For tools you will want a candle, a drill with about a 1/8 inch bit, and some matches. Once you have all your supplies take the drill and bit, drill out the top of the cartrige. You will want to do this in a vice because air will shoot out. After you have made a whole big enough for your fuse make a paper funnel big enough to fit in the hole. Use the powder you have selected, and fill the cartrige untill it is about 80% full, or 4/5 for the dumbass.

    Lite the candle to get some melted wax ready to go. Put the fuse in the hole you just made in the end of the cartrige about 1 1/2 inches in the cartrige, and leave whatever is left outside. Pour the candle wax around the fuse and the cartrige opening to form a tight seal.(dont' accidentally light the fuse with the candle)

    The Co2 bomb has enough power to blow up a cinder block or a bucket 20 feet in the air.( Just make sure you don't blow any ones mail box up because that's illigal (wink wink).) Once you light the fuse run or drive like hell and watch it blow up. If you use black powder there will be a lot of smoke. You now have the power of about 1 1/2 M80's together.

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