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A rather cool steampunk-ish commission for
el3ctrophr34k.
You know what I'd like to see? I'd like to see a RTS war video game. Like Warcraft and Starcraft. Only with a Steampunk setting! This unit would be the "Bombardier."
And if you click him enough, he'll act like THIS guy. ;) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RyJVaIrn0bw He shows up around 0:55.
A rather cool steampunk-ish commission for
el3ctrophr34k.You know what I'd like to see? I'd like to see a RTS war video game. Like Warcraft and Starcraft. Only with a Steampunk setting! This unit would be the "Bombardier."
And if you click him enough, he'll act like THIS guy. ;) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RyJVaIrn0bw He shows up around 0:55.
Category All / General Furry Art
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The primer contains material like the head of a match. When struck by the striker, it ignites and sets fire to the fuse, or powder train. The fuse burns at a controlled rate, providing a time delay (usually 4–5 seconds). When the flame of the fuse reaches the detonator or igniter, it causes action on the filler.
A detonator is similar to a small blasting cap. Very sensitive to heat, when the fuse burns into it, it causes the grenade to explode.
An igniter is a cap that burns rapidly. It basically sets fire to the filler causing a rapidly expanding gas which bursts the container.
Which even if you put the pin back in, the grenade is considered HOT, which means that even if you didn't release the handle, it can still explode.
I think you mixed C-4 cubes... which you can burn but if you stomp on it, it will ignite...I know because they once brought a guy in who ate about five of them... on a bet.
But what do I know? After all my cousin's just in EOD & I have handled only about 20+ live grenades in training.
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