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Biden to announce first-ever federal office of gun violence prevention
(www.politico.com)
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Even people who are more experienced than you can have issues.
You sound really cocky, so maybe it's good you stopped messing with explosives, lol.
Or maybe I actually do know more about it than you, people also make explosives every day with no issue, likely you can drive to a neighboring state (unless your state is the neighboring one) and buy some of those small scale explosives for holiday use, or pounds of smokeless powder for reloading, or black powder for the same. Those are what are referred to as "stable" in most cases (aside from the pressure sensative), they won't explode until you tell them to, typically by ignition (so don't smoke or make it by candle light, problem solved.) Stuff like armstrongs mix or nitroglycerine however is pretty unstable and that's where the danger lies, so don't make that and you'll be ok unless you're the idiot who smokes while making explosives.
Oh and I haven't made em in a long time, I'm old enough to buy em now.
I never said you knew less than me, lol.
I said people with more experience than you. That doesn't mean me. Lol.
Anyways. I pity the fool who reads your comment then tries to dabble in explosives. I guess they will get what's coming to them.
Yeah, that's why I am not giving out recipes. Thry should.read a few books.