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To: Squantos

"Also if detasheet is to be used in it's "flat" sheet configuration it has to use a special mini det as a standard cap is not reliable unless the sheet is balled up or rolled etc to use as bulk uxo."

Doesn't sound too hard to do..rolling the stuff up. Someone posted earlier that they used to cook their food by rolling it up in the service(sorry forgot who it was). I don't know..so many thing have gone missing in that part of the country. What if the terrorists are slowly stealing the parts for a dirty bomb right here in our country and assembling it somewhere right now? Not a thing we can do about it I guess.


179 posted on 12/19/2005 5:22:18 PM PST by penelopesire
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To: penelopesire

used to use c4 to cook. works great!


183 posted on 12/19/2005 5:30:53 PM PST by patton ("Hard Drive Cemetary" - forthcoming best seller)
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To: penelopesire

Yep it can be done and was a common practice to remove a chunk from a M18A1 Claymore to boil water.....just don't stomp it out when your done.....:o)

My point was that the deta sheet is very flat and thin like pie crust made of playdough. If they intend to use it in such a "sheet" form then they need a special det or they have to use it as wadded or balled up bulk uxo much like a chunk of C-4 would be manipulated per se....


185 posted on 12/19/2005 5:32:41 PM PST by Squantos (Be polite. Be professional. But, have a plan to kill everyone you meet. ©)
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