Posted on 04/18/2018 7:15:03 AM PDT by Berlin_Freeper
You forgot the SCTV pic
As obama would say, in the US, it’s easier to get high explosives than a gun. No background check, just a bolt cutter.
Great to start the day by snorting coffee through the nose. Sort of a reverse condom toot.
while they pounded hookers in columbia..yea real integrity there
I just hope it’s not fully automatic assault dynamite.
UPDATE: 704 pounds now reported missing.
Uh, no. Just an in- spec locked metal container attached to the earth or a immobile vehicle inspected at least every 7 days. Still could be an inside job. The orange CLASS 1.XXx placards would not have given it away....
If you frequent blasting sites, you’ll see them- just a moderately bullet resistant conex type locked box on a trailer immobilized by several means.
http://explosivestoragemagazines.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/ATF_Explosive_Storage_Guidelines.pdf
When I was in high school in California, a kid was caught case of dynamite in his locker. Turns out he found it in an abandoned mine and carried it on his motorcycle. Given that old dynamite sweats nitroglycerin, it’s amazing no one was killed.
Hope this theft is solved quickly.
This one had to be someone somewhat knowledgable to get the detonators too, otherwise it's just smelly modeling clay.
Sir, I never said a portable locked box would suffice for anything. Except of course a day supply in custody and attended while shooting targets.
Funny thing though, in civilian ops, caps and bulk can be in same container. In mil ops, caps are never in the same container nor in the hands of the loader or crew while loading, retained by the firing officer (or NCO) and assembled only once the target is evacuated and the shot being readied. The firing device would be carried by the firing officer as well.
MDI systems made it much easier and safer since the low power caps and shock tube would not initiate bulk explosive charges if fired inadvertently , and the last initiating segment to be attached was the low power cap to the shock tube and detonator main.
Ah, the smell of explosives and busted rock in the morning....
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