I've seen them ( unknow brand) in quebec. They were used for weed control, instead of using chemicals. It's biologic!
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I've seen them ( unknow brand) in quebec. They were used for weed control, instead of using chemicals. It's biologic!
Seraphim Armory was making them. Made in Canada to boot.
Largely unregulated, non-firearm.
It needs an adapter to clamp it onto the bottom rail of my rifle.
"Conservation is the mark of a dying civilization. When your technology is not increasing at the same rate as your population growth you are done. Bring on the next contender.".
I'll man up and say it.....
"Is it CHROME lined" ?
I thought I read somewhere some guy tried to bring in a a bunch was denied importation. Anyone recall this?
I survived the gun control scare of 2013 and all I got was this t-shirt.......
And 30 PMags, 5000 rounds of .223, 3000 rounds of 9mm, 5 BCG's, 5 stripped lowers, and a really pissed off wife.
I used some in the forest industry for burning large debris piles and controlled burns. Mix up the napalm gelatin like mixture and from a small pressurized tank to a small tiger torch and bam. Good times when I was 18 years old!! We also smoked cigars in the process or you were not part of the team. Lots of tire junks to ensure combustion in the November rains lol!
^^^ That sounds like a fun day at work. A great job for an 18 year old...
It kind of like an industrial grade Supersoaker.......Originally Posted by simonsez
I recall seeing similar devices here for debris/weed control on farms. IIRC they shot about 10 yards.
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