Propane Explosion. Shot With 7.62x39 Incendiary Tracer.

[TomCat686]

sick!!

[CharlieDoan]

just like LAW-72 kkkk Vietnam 1972...shot T-54 of communist guys!!

[mrblueagian]

ROLFMAO This is why I refuse to live in Cali. I love my freedoms.. God Bless America!

[187SicknesS]

yeah! blow that pixel up!!

[gunnyranger2]

Oh shit, that was one of those little Coleman cans....let me know when ya do a grill sized one.

[gunnyranger2]

Not very damn smart guys!

Just kidding, that was cool as fuck!

[TacticalSuperRebel]

Cool, I need to find some 5.56x45mm IT rounds, I have used tracers, but haven't found any Incendiary Tracers yet (sad face)

[L3XIS250]

@TacticalSuperRebel look on ammunitiontogo(dot)com. they have them

[matty0566]

badass im going to try that. where can you get the tracer rounds?

[TTok33]

this is exactly how you start a forest fire :-)

[capn911]

No. I used an incendiary tracer. A regular tracer will go right through it so fast that it won't ignite. If you look right as the bullet impacts, you'll see a bunch of sparks. That's actually the incendiary tip igniting and burning at about 3000 degrees F.

[S0N0FLIBERTY]

@capn911 Actually, I used a few 5.56 tracers left over from work on propane. They ignited. Much awesome brother.

[jcr1r2r3]

were can i buy tracer rounds im in ca

[capn911]

You can buy them online at a lot of places like ammunitiontogo.

MAKE SURE YOU CHECK YOUR STATE AND LOCAL LAWS BEFORE ORDERING.

[DavesMusic101]

tracers are illegal in cali, you can do what I used to do when I lived there and just go to a gun show in oregon, nevada, or arizona and buy them, high cap mags.....the works! just be careful if you live in southern california because I almost caught a field on fire with them

[dreidaromo]

@jcr1r2r3 they are now illegal in Canada. Suppliers are not allowed to sell them anymore. And people that bought them before sell them really expensive.

[capn911]

No. I tried it and the tracer passed through before it could ignite. Even at a hundred yards. : ( You could try shooting a second tracer right after the first to ignite the gas that is escaping. I haven't tried that yet.