Has anyone used these like a magician/ninja bomb? I need to make someone "disappear" on stage, but can not use pyrotechnics.
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Well they make a bang, but they don't make a cloud of smoke. Also probably too unpredictable for stage timing.
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It would be difficult because pops arent consistant sometimes take 1sec others 30sec i use as concusion grenades to disstract in war game senarios
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Smoke does not come out of these. All they do is make a pop noise and a little liquid stuff comes out. It is more of a prank to scare people with.
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I would recommend using them when there is no wind. We used half one night when there was a breeze and they came very close to some trees. When we used the rest there was no breeze and they went straight up. Once the fuel is burnt they will begin to come down. My only concern was ours had thin metal rods holding the candle and that could cause problems for wildlife. There are others that have bamboo sticks that I will definitely use in the future.
938611
No they are more for speed training, they light up then you have a certain amount of time to hit them, then they flash if you make a hit.
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No, I would not think they could serve any purpose with fire. They come with a handle that completely removes any air from them and you do not need fore. They have a release valve on the top to release the air before removing. I would not recommend fire at all. Fire ones do not have a release valve.
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They bounce off. I bought it to use with BB's but when I got it it says NOT to use it with them that it's dangerous because of ricochet. So, I haven't used it much because of that. It was also smaller than I expected, but worked well otherwise.
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I believe you have to be close to the attacker. Don't worry, I think that attacker have to be super fast to avoid this thing. It also emit a very loud sound that a criminal would run way from. Remember this is a mean of protection and defense.
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I haven't used these light that I got yet but did tinker with them enough to know that you can turn the modeling light off and the strobe will fire fine. I can't say about removing them but since you can turn them off I don't understand why you would want to remove them. My suggestion to you would be to remove them and see for yourself what happens. I would assume that if you can remove them you can put them back on???
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They work best if you hold the gas knob in about 30 seconds before pushing striker a few times. No it will not explode. Otherwise you can do the same with a match.
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See previous answers. I can't believe you've never used one, they've been around forever. Have fun. Fun for old and young.
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I shot them up with a hilti type gun. (Ramset I think it's called) Just be sure to use a strong enough load. I used the yellow ones, but you might need a lighter load like the brown ones.
865777
I also use them for creepy effects, also. Definitely not for use in people.
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I would argue that these cards are of more use as a deterrent. It's been proven in approximately zero clinical trials that excessive use of this product creates a slime-like coating (of pure evil) around your brain that makes it difficult for zombies to smell it.As for flammability, I would recommend strongly against using this product while on fire -- in fact, I think there should be a disclaimer to this effect. Successful use at Burning Man does hint they can be used within the same general proximity as open flame. I believe the actual flammability of the cards themselves is likely somewhere between the two. I would argue that these cards are of more use as a deterrent. It's been proven in approximately zero clinical trials that excessive use of this product creates a slime-like coating (of pure evil) around your brain that makes it difficult for zombies to smell it.As for flammability, I would recommend strongly against using this product while on fire -- in fact, I think there should be a disclaimer to this effect. Successful use at Burning Man does hint they can be used within the same general proximity as open flame. I believe the actual flammability of the cards themselves is... » Read More I would argue that these cards are of more use as a deterrent. It's been proven in approximately zero clinical trials that excessive use of this product creates a slime-like coating (of pure evil) around your brain that makes it difficult for zombies to smell it.As for flammability, I would recommend strongly against using this product while on fire -- in fact, I think there should be a disclaimer to this effect. Successful use at Burning Man does hint they can be used within the same general proximity as open flame. I believe the actual flammability of the cards themselves is likely somewhere between the two. « Show Less
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They are designed to protect your eyes from blow back, etc. but they ARE NOT bullet proof. I am not a safety expert, but I highly recommend you have some kind of backstop that will absorb the rounds so they do not ricochet back at you. Hopefully a BB will have spent much of the original energy, but I would not want to be hit by any ricochet. Be careful!
1066692
Yes. They used em for a wildfire near my house and now it looks like a ball pit At chucky cheeses. Honestly, No. These are not fireproof. Sorry
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I use them for range shooting and power tool use. They work well for those. I don't know how close you intend to be to the fireworks or how sensitive the wearer is to noise, but I can imagine they would do a fairly decent job muffling the sound.
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Yes Attacknids work perfectly with regular Nerf Darts. They fly out like rockets ;-)
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Well they don't actually eject when fired like normal live rounds, you have to pull the slide back to eject the dummy round but yes I have seen them used in conjunction with live ammo and haven't heard or seen any issues with the gun melting the rounds casings