Legal Bombs: How We Make Explosives And Not Go To Prison
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2024
- We lost track of how many times people commented on how we can make bombs all day long and not end up in prison. Legit prison where Jake would have to join a Latino gang and change his name to Jaco. Well, Sean decided to break it down magic school bus style and explain in great detail how we make bombs, explosives, and destructive devices without getting put in cuffs.
Our secret: knowing the regulations as well or better than the federal agencies. Sean has spent years going over the rules and regulations so that we can make tons of explosives and our bomb lab doesn't get shut down. As much as we appreciate FPS Russia's content, we definitely don't want to go down the route he did.
This video covers major topics such as National Firearms Act, ITAR, and other regulations that allow us to make things go boom and do it publicly. We also cover topics like why is Tannerite legal? Can you own a grenade? And why can't you buy a javelin over the counter? We aren't lawyers so don't consider us sound legal advice. We can just explain what we know based on our knowledge and experience. Watch the video and hopefully this will quell some of the idiotic comments such as "this isn't legal" or "these guys are totally going to jail."
If you want to hire use for consulting or expert witness services, checkout our Ordnance Lab LLC's sister company, Ordnance & Energetics Consulting LLC at www.ordnance-consulting.com.
Yea..............we aren't going to jail over this.
Our thanks to @sportsmansguide for making this video possible.
WARNING: Ordnance Lab LLC is an ATF licensed Destructive Device & Explosives manufacturer, and is registered as a manufacturer of Defense Articles with the Directorate of Defense Trade Controls under the International Traffic in Arms Regulations (ITAR). Ordnance Lab LLC does not sell firearms or explosives. Do not attempt to do anything we feature in our videos, as it may result in your death, serious injury, or arrest.
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Attack Of The Atari Overlords - Teknoaxe
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Introduction 00:00
National Firearms Act 02:04
Why we don't register every device 05:09
How to buy a grenade 06:13
Why binary explosives like Tannerite are legal 12:52
ITAR 14:43
The practicality of making bombs on the internet 18:13
What's next for Ordnance Lab? 20:03 
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Sorry for not putting out as many videos as we were shooting for. We have been super busy building our new super secret squirrel lab site. Jake wears several hats of filming, editing, chemist, engineer, and part time cook. Sean has been swamped with legal stuff, financial management, traveling abroad, and arranging the arrival of our new buildings. Once we have all our stuff built up we will have a new and improved dedicated lab to really pump out the good stuff!
No need to apologize. You’re entertaining hundreds of thousands of people without expecting a return.
Could you try making real rambo arrows? Real ones with impact fuse and explosives in it .Should be quet easy if you have lathe or know someone that has it . You could use nail and primer for a impact fuse.Shell for arrow made of aluminum can be done in two parts -one with fuse and other one with thread for arrow .Hollow 2 spheres can be joined together with superglue.
Would be supercool video -you could use crossbow for safety.
Stupid question from near the Ukraine, will nitrocellulose powder work in a handgrenade?
I love squirrels!
@E Van i wouldn't have seen it as obvious since it deflagrates and doesn't detonate
Remember, it doesn’t matter if you think you know more about the rules than the government. If they decide they don’t like what you’re doing, they’ll either change the rules or just ignore them.
Ex post facto laws protect you from the government changing the rules to make your conduct illegal.
@@Brent-ln9bc umm I’m specifically talking about the USA. Ex post facto laws were designed to protect against laws passed after the fact. If you can’t beat a case like this your lawyer never went to school
@@thebadace1 yes and that's where the ignoring part comes in
@@thebadace1 how cute, it thinks the law is an actual thing kek
@@Brent-ln9bc look up FPSrussia prosecution story.
“only do what you can explain to a federal prosecutor” i take that to heart every day
dude you full of s*** as long as you're not a felony you can own it if you are a felon your ass in trouble
Bow down and lick boots has never gained anyone their freedom.
I agree. But my women’s underwear collection might be hard to explain...
😂
@@joejose8433 dude. it was a joke
There’s nothing the government fears more than an informed citizenry!!
Paranoid much?
@@pallidinyou okay goyim
@@pallidinyou he’s right.
Facts
@@pallidinyou if you controlled a country you would also be paranoid of your people getting angry and revolting... you wouldnt want them knowing how to over throw you...
“Dont put 3 pounds of tannerite in a lawnmower and shoot it from 20m away”
This actually happened to someone, blade took his leg off
It was definitely a jab at that dude
Lucky MF
Was that stumpy that you are talking about? 💥
"Ahhhhh my leg!!!🐟"
@@MouthfulOfZach yOu cOuLD sAy a SLiCE OF liFe
Just tell people that nearly everything is legal in the US as long as you have enough money/time...
Not everywhere in the US lol... they are in Texas and that state is about as lenient as it gets.
The federal lawsay make it able to do, but each individual state can impose their own regulations on top of the federal ones.
@@joeisslow1638 Maine and Vermont had constitutional carry for decades before Texas. They’re not that free, they just make a lot of noise in the culture war.
@@Matt-xc6sp nailed it😆👍
@@Matt-xc6sp concealed carry is a bit different than than a blanket allowance (in Texas) for general public to make and detonate explosives. I believe Texas is one of very very few who have no state regulations on explosives. Vermont however DOES require anyone in possession of explosives to have a license to do so.
Everyone likes to think their state is the best and freest, but Texas actually is lol.
@@joeisslow1638 Yeah, if you think it's so free in Texas try to go marry one of your male friends there. Texas is not particularly free for a first-world society nor is the United States for that matter. We used to be. About 25 years ago we scored in the top 15 most free countries in the world. That was pre 9/11 and pre-Trump. Those were two big recent hits our country took when it comes to how free our society actually is. In the most widely researched and accepted studies done on this subject, we went from being rated somewhere in the mid to upper 90s on a scale of 0 to 100 down to the low 80s in recent years. To put that in perspective we used to be as free as places like Canada and Great Brittain and now we sit at the same score as South Korea. Let that sink in for a moment. South Korea.
The ironically named Patriot Act, in particular, gutted our freedoms like nothing that has come before or after it, with the possible exception of the rise of the Jim Crow laws starting back in the late 1800s or the Japanese American internment in concentration camps during WWII. Fun fact: Germany wasn't the only country that created and utilized concentration camps during WWII. We did that too. Go look it up.
We currently have the largest portion of our own citizens locked up in prison of any nation on earth ever. Seriously, we even beat tyrants like Kim Jong-un, Sadam Hussein and the Communist Era USSR in this regard. The Chinese keep a smaller portion of their own people behind bars than we do. Go look it up.
Remember, often the person that screams something loudest is the one who is trying to convince themselves. If you look at any of the countries that score perfect 100s on the freedom index you will notice none of them crow about how free they are. None of them even mention it, because unlike us, they don't have any need to convince themselves or others of it.
Look around. Pay attention. Our freedoms are being taken from us one by one and the only time anyone pays attention is when it's related to the 2nd amendment, and although our right to bear arms is important, it is not nearly as important as some of the other rights we have lost recently which nobody even seems to notice let alone care about.
Repeal the NFA. It's all infringement.
So much for the right to bear arms, right to a militia....give it some time these bastards who rule us will require air soft and paintball gun registry w the atf when they want more money to buy unnecessary toys w for their agencies which is DAILY
Amen
@@PYRO-ON they currently do regulate that in Australia. It is so bad an air softer, to make a point, jokingly got a nerf gun registered. The police were dead serious about it though.
@@NotTheBomb pathetic...that’s what happens when u give ur rights away....freedom is a muscle and when u refuse to exercise it , it becomes atrophied and useless and eventually gone completely and forever
Arrest all the tyrants ... there unconstitutional therefore they are null and void on there face
If the state or fed really wants to all they have to do is open the doors under your sink. They can charge you with bomb making materials for an insane amount of household cleaners and polishes.
You forgot 3
And then biohazards from from swabbing the *drain* of the sink, and nuclear from isotopic analysis of fire detectors.
NBC trifecta on everyone.
Same with the dope heads that make meth,there are certain household items that can be used.
Don't forget how absolutely every electronic device in your home is an initiator... yeah, if the Green weenie wants its piece, it's taking it.
Everyone keeps wanting to legalize explosives by making a "sporting purpose" no longer required. I say we crowdfund an EGL (Explosive Games League) and give explosives a sporting purpose. 🤯🤯
chad rules lawyering
First, start off the "sport" Who can make the loudest bang.
@@Moonlightshadow-lq4frthey do have a sport launching anvils
Amen. I plead guilty to illegal storage of fireworks when I was making flash for personal binary target use. This video is worth more than the 7k for a lawyer who could not explain it as well.
Man, now I want to hear the entire story.
Story dude
Cmon
What was the result? Did you serve jail or something? Oooh! Did you join a gang?
I used to make illegal fireworks. Very powerful flash powder bombs. I gave this idiot a few that were 35g, and he ended up blowing up a bus stop and part of a polymer foot bridge that went over a river. Made the news in 3 states that I know of. I ended up doing 3 months in jail, acquired 3 counts of 1st degree reckless burning, class B felonies. I was also charged with 3 counts of 2nd degree arson, but I got those charges dropped. The guy who actually committed the real crime did a couple days in jail and a month of house arrest and only took 1 felony. 🤷🏾♂️ I was lucky it was my first offense ever in my life. Signed a 90 day first offense waiver. 👌🏽 Lol.
I'd like to respectfully point out that you have a criminal liability, because your videos are killing it!
And also because he's giving unlicensed legal advice that almost certainly runs afoul of local, state, and federal law and would land you in fucking gitmo.
@@TheSaxyG He did say that this isn't legal advice and to seek a lawyer should you want to do something similar to this channel
@@TheSaxyG ATF don't gitmo you, they set your house on fire and shoot you as you run out.
@@johnsmith-sp6yl honestly good call if you follow the advice in this video and just make hand grenades for fun.
@@TheSaxyG poopenfarten
“…if you find someone willing to sell you a Javelin…”
That’s actually pretty accurate right now lmao
My buddy volodymyr knows a guy lmao
Plenty of guys selling them in Ukraine
I hear the Taliban has a few for sale.
@@case8987 no there arent lol
Just remember, you'll be sitting in a holding cell somewhere while the ATF decides if you broke the law. That could take years.
Remember that these insane laws only have meaning because cops enforce them. Thanks, pigs.
They HAVE to charge you with SOMETHING within 48hrs or it is illegal detainment.
@@HostageAsker as if that would stop the ATF
@@HostageAsker there is ways around 48 hours, if your labeled 🏷 with anything "terrorist" , all those protective laws get waved, whether you are or aren't.
Wouldn't take much for a judge to sign off on that since they too don't have explosive laws fresh.
Decades
The real question is why any of it is illegal.. A free man doesn't need to ask permission as long as they don't harm anyone else.
You should start a channel on how a free man runs his life regarding explosives.
@@davidlmatteson because they are badass!
That’s the only issue is that too many people have been hurt by idiots that maliciously use explosives ruining it for the rest of us
@@Extrahello yeah, blame it on other people instead of admitting to the fact you allow the government to infringe on your rights.
@@Extrahello far more people have been hurt by drunk drivers, yet alcohol is still legal to possess and consume. Just admit that our laws are retarded. Don't bother trying to defend the indefensible.
Wait so what I’m hearing is that it’s perfectly legal to build and detonate explosives without a license as long as you store it properly and detonate it on the same day you build it?
Yes essentially... federally anyway.
It gets easier if you don't even store it (avoiding the atf regulated magazine they require).
If you manufacture and use in the same day, for non monetary purposes (or illegal purposes obviously), it's all legal. Though you'll still need to file the device with the atf through form 1...... JUST DONT GO AROUND THE RULES and store anything or sell/monetize anything.
Explosives? Yes. Destructive devices? No. But if you want to mix up some tatp for a blasting cap and also some tannerite, and you use it all up in the same day in a legal manner, knock yourself out.
Check your state's laws.
It makes sense for mining and demolition companies. They’d have to file paperwork for every hole they put explosives in.
Absolutely not. He said you can do this if you you have an sot
Such an honor to be on a watchlist with y'all.
So hypothetically you could manufacture your own anti tank munitions. However I'm pretty sure those fall under the destructive devices so they'd all have to be registered and you'd have to have the right storage. Neat.
Once upon a time you could buy ready dynamite from a store... then the government got involved
People kept getting exploded. Don't give me that "Darwinism" stuff either, accidents happen even with informed professionals
@@hawks9142 the vast majority of accidents relating to any dangerous item, no matter if it’s explosives, guns, chemicals, or what, are caused by negligence in handling or a lack of education on the dangers of such items. The statistics for people shooting themselves or others on accident have risen in past decades, in spite of the widespread incorporation of safeties. Minor government control, such as requiring a license to sell explosives, help, but such sheer restrictions that governments have put on things have only made people less educated on dangers, more interested in procuring them illegally, and create a largely unnecessary hassle for people who do want to do things legally
well said
You used to be able to own machine guns too without all the BS paperwork.
@@carlinshowalter1806money is the real barrier for most citizens. Form 1 or 4 etc and setting up a gun trust is annoying, but MG registry is the reason why Mac-11's go for $7k in 2023.
Your dog caught me off guard. Thought I was a wild pig behind you 😂😂. Thanks for the general information. Be safe in Europe.
Same.
Ya saw it too had to go back and look lol
If he’s in Europe he’s safer than he was in America (unless it’s the Uk the Uk is the only European country with a higher crime rate than the USA)
I manage a rural gun shop and have an explosives license but had no idea it allowed me to do that type of thing. Youve got the wheels turning in my head. Wouldnt mind form 4ing a hand grenade for shts and gigs
I'll admit we are behind in our video projects. I know there are a ton of stuff people want to see. I'm knee deep building our new lab so we can work on new projects both for YT and also for actual contracts that give us money. As much as I wish this channel paid all the bills, it does not.
This video is sort of our new catch all reference for when people ask us the over abused question: how are you not in jail? Well, this video covers it for the most part. Sure, it has no booms but it covers major topics that many people should know. Especially certain bigger channels that totally didn't do their homework and *technically* can get their content yanked. It's not that I like the rules, but I have to follow them so we can put this stuff online and not end up in the clinker. Call me crazy, but I don't want to experience prison.
Everything is legal if you pay enough -bribe- tax money to daddy government...
@@crazysilly2914 with enough moolah the government will look the other way.
Do a short video on the new lab!!!
dont worry, I'm sure RCMP appreciates the lack of boom booms.... no need to experience Bubba's love cell --- yet... lol
@@gregmcdonald3361 as soon as we have it up we will!
How exactly is a hand grenade NOT being used for sporting purposes 🤔
Could really take out some snow geese with one lol
How is hunting hogs with hand grenades not sporting purposes
I would do elk or deer with one plus ya u throw it so its should be sporting
You could technically use it for hunting.
Even more sporting if you cook it right to the edge lol
Anyone with a memory and a grasp to knowing the difference between right and wrong, will know why these laws are on the books. It’s all about control.
Now, I agree with you on control not being a good thing- but these laws are here to control idiots that hurt themselves and others. Sadly- everyone gets roped in.
@@Mit0borU The only people they control are those who desire to obey. Criminals by definition do not obey laws, so no not everybody gets roped in.
I'm not a liberal or conservative just fyi, and what I'm about to say doesn't necessarily express how I feel on the topic, tho I do want to play a little devil's advocate.
It is about control, and the people who signed these laws into place know it's about control - it's a law! Laws are specifically put into place to try to control what people do.
Secondly, law and morality are not always two sides of the same coin - while right and wrong are personalised to an individual, it makes sense that not everything legal is moral, and not everything illegal is immoral.
Thirdly - not everyone will be happy with every single law in their country, for example, laws conservatives may sign may be seen as oppressive to a liberal, while laws made by liberals may be seen as overstepping and infringing to a conservative.
My point is this: right and wrong are subjective and context dependant, varying from person to person,
and every law in history has made someone upset.
@@Mit0borU Nope.
@itsohaya4096 though I mostly agree with your sentiment and believe that there's lots of nuance that will go ignored in online discourse, I'd invite you to read "The Moral Landscape" by Sam Harris and see if that changes your mind. His argument is that, although they might not be clear or even distinguishable by our current understanding, there is a scientifically verifiable answer to all questions of morality. It's an interesting read if nothing else.
I know a guy who was a CPA. He knew the CPA business as well as anybody. One day he got in a verbal argument with an employee of the IRS. He went to jail. The point is that if you piss of the wrong person, they have way more lawyers than you do, and they make the laws, so if they decide they don't like you, you are toast.
Then there is the guy that the IRS kept fucking with so he burned his house down so they couldn't take it and then flew a small plane into the IRS local office just to show them who the REAL boss was!
CPA?
@@brianfitch5469 certified public accountant.
Would a smokeless powder intended for a grenade count as "sporting purposes" if you hunted wild hogs with said grenade?
I was thinking the same thing.
Boar have extremely thick hides, that would be completely inhumane.
@@joemama142 it's intended as a legal question regarding the definition of "sporting purpose". It could be any explosive device used on any game animal. The question isn't "is it a good idea?" , it's "is it a sporting purpose?"
No
@@patriotintraining3822 its sporting if your unsure of fuse delay.. I consider running to clear the blast zone with your buttthole puckered pretty fuckin' "sporting":)
When My father was a kid he was born in 1948 they used to buy everything they needed to make gunpowder in the pharmacy he taught me how to make gunpowder it's a valuable skill you never know when you're going to need it
Everything you need is in a garden section these days for black powder.
This video takes more guts to post than any energetic video. It also provides a ton of useful help and information, that Ordinance Lab didn't need to talk about and it puts them in a possibility of liability. Thank you for making such great content.
The knowledge you guys have of laws is even more impressive than any energetic ever made. Very few people understand these laws, and out of those even fewer understand it enough to make it useful.
Good on you for covering all your bases before there's a chance for a problem! Most people would think they know what they're doing and make a mistake they didn't know about and then get mad when authorities come knocking. These kinds of videos are great.
Thanks for the rundown and updates, Sean. That's quite a web to walk through without becoming entangled. The way bureaucracy stutters along it's better to do their work for them to get your results. I've had my time in 'the pit' with it all. It eventually wore me down with all the box checking, phone tagging, and rule wrestling. And the people who were supposed to 'be in charge' who knew jack all about their jobs. It broke my brain. I'm retired now and doing things I control and enjoy. I'm hoping my last 20-30 years don't involve any more of that stuff. But good on you and Jake for building something great! Much success to you guys!
an ICBM or V2 would actually require a nightmare of paperwork for the FAA rocketry regulations.
You're going to need a level 3 rocket certification, a willing, capable launch site (you'll probably have to get Spaceport America in Truth or Consequences new Mexico on board), a specific, detailed FAA launch plan request for a rocket engine of size greater than O by total impulse, a payload exemption for testing for the warhead, AND that ATF form 4 or 1.
I’m pretty sure that the V2 falls outside the scope of Amateur rocketry because it is so much bigger. I don’t think they require the folks at SpaceX to go launch an L1 then L2 then s Falcon 9. I think think they’re regulated separately.
@@storminmormin14 if you have a valid commercial rocketry exemption and your own launch site, you just need a launch plan and payload exemption.
I definitely see why you gotta let them know of a launch plan so that way if the Russians start flipping out when they detect an icbm launch they can just say "oh that's just billy" instead of triggering a nuclear response. Is that the reason?
Exactly, why do you think other countries r usually notified or ICBM tests, as it could trigger a instantaneous nuclear obliteration, so I’m sure there is a lot of behind the scenes exchanging going on aswell.
To launch one or just own one?
Most double based smokeless propellants are more sensitive than mixed Tannerite. Yes, they go high order when impacted by high velocity projectiles.
Order of magnitude difference in price and a wee bit more energetic
Ya a lot stronger IV mix em together probly around 5500 mps mixed
You guys are funny yet practical and down to earth - most of ALL... Seriously, serious on the informing LAW-ABIDING, curious people the LAWS and the do's & DON'TS of this topic.
You hit the head right on the nail
These laws really piss me off! People will always find a way to hurt someone if they feel the need, vehicles, hammers and so on! Firearms and explosives are the furthest thought from an everyday criminal
I agree, I'm no expert but it doesn't make sense for someone to decide what weapon to use before they decide to use one on someone. They first have to decide they want to hurt someone before they decide what they want to use to hurt them with right??
A criminal will find a way to get their hands on explosives if they want to use them. So those laws only hurt honest people.
I dont like these laws either but after 911 they were made to reduce usage of explosives for criminal reasons and now most people make expolsives just for fun not to hurt anyone
@@CarlosRios1 I couldn't agree with that more
You could argue that a bomb is concealable, and a car not, is the logic I believe...
LMFAO!!!
This is America and we are Americans.
Doing whatever the hell we want WITHOUT permission is our birthright so long as it doesn't negatively effect others.
Amen
Right? I only build bombs out by my still.
Well yes, but actually no. But actually yes.
clinically insane
Amen Brother
Absolutely great information! Guess it isn't just a hat rack! Really appreciate all this great info and how you presented it!
i love how much info you paced into this video. i appreciate your speaking style!
I remember when you could buy sticks of dynomite from your feed store. Lol
boosted saleen ...me also...or a hardware store that also sold Full Auto Thompsons...
Arn’t you happy that the government is doing such a great job in "protecting " you. Love the freedom we have in this country.
Tannerite is technically made of an explosive mixed with additional fuel. Tannerite uses ammonium perchlorate (AP) and ammonium nitrate (AN). Both AP and AN are explosives, but they are tertiary explosives, difficult to set off unless you have a lot of them. Adding in the fuel makes it a secondary explosive, much easier to detonate than AN or AP on their own
Very informative. This will be watched for years.
Sporting Purposes: Cannon - OK; Hand grenade - Not OK...
Because grapeshot is much less dangerous than shrapnel.
@@tyrannosaurusimperator i dont think there is much difference if you end up on the business end of either one...
“Clearly a hand grenade is not for sporting purposes .” Bold of you to assume what sports I’m into.
Thank you for this video! Excellent information!
16:25 you should have kept doing that to annoy the ATF and show them how fucking stupid their bullshit laws are
Annoying a government agency is never a good idea
Should have had a flying squirrel to distract the Mounties 🙂
Great video, and informative.
You guys are awesome
Thanks for the great video!
Really informative, so cool
I don't know how your other videos are yet.. but this one got you a subscriber today.
Thanks for making this video!
I've been wondering about how you guys go about doing this stuff for a while.
As someone who wants to eventually get a basic Type 07 FFL for business use, it's interesting to see how our somewhat convoluted laws would be applied when it comes to the more "exotic" explosive stuff, as there's quite a bit less coverage of what exactly that entails.
My local Lowe's actually tried to stop selling potassium nitrate stump remover because of me. 🙃
Everybody gossipped and said I was making explosives. When I was actually making nitric acid to refine precious metals from scrap electronics.
(They still weren't impressed... Especially when they were informed every thing I was doing was legal.)
So they stopped stocking it... I actually had to call spectricide and rat them out for not stocking! As it's a violation of their sales contract with the company.
It amazes me how quickly people will rat you out and stomp on your rights... Despite you/me/science dweebs/stem nerds/ and engineers doing nothing wrong.
One kid loses a finger making an m80 or one non-science related acid attack happened 6 years ago... Next thing you know... We are all labeled criminals just for buying the stuff. 😡
Love this channel, y’all are the best.
I absolutely love the relation to the "hypothetical trigger".
I love the passive-aggressive mention of the FRT copycat 😂
I was so excited when I saw that yall dropped a new video! So excited that I watched it while waiting at an airport lol
Have a good fligh5
Flight
Thanks so much for talking about the liability issue!
This is the coolest legal page on the entire internet. Keep up the great (paper) work!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Semper Fi
For those of us who are in our 70’s we lived back in a time where we were truely free. I wont admit to any of my experiences, creations. near misses, and chemical knowledge, but it was an exploding time. Imagine if todays ATF laws were in existance in the early days of America. Or any laws for that matter.
Imagine the liability of selling a grenade and it not detonating as expected. The absolute hassle that would induce is crazy to think about.
Excellent video, thank you!
Here it is simplified, you can't mix or make explosives and sell it, store it or transport it. There's nothing that says you can't mix/make and then consume it on a safe site. That's why it's not uncommon for people to use some mixed up explosives to get rid of tree stumps on thier large property. Same thing with exploding reactive targets you can buy and mix to consume on site. A little ANFO or ANAL is great for stumps or pushing dirt! It was just a little hobby I had that I'm now retired from...
Anal is all about pushing dirt. Not my cup of tea however.
My definition of freedom is I do whatever I want as long as I don’t hurt anybody doing it but I know every safety rule was written in blood so even when acting stupid try to be safe about it I’m so surprised this channel is still on RUclips it’s so wishI watched them before RUclips got so strict
This was extremely interesting you explained it so well
dude! savage! i freaking love your channel!!!
This guy a Paul Harrell need to sit down and do a podcast together!
I was waiting for ITAR to come into it. ITAR seems to mostly add a tax fee for people with FFL and ATF class 1,2,3 SOT. It also seems to trigger the sovereign citizens.
ITAR was a huge issue in the 90s with crypto - Windows NT 4 shipped internationally with super weak crypto because of it. The OpenSSL project was founded as a result and eventually strong crypto was removed from the controlled list.
@@jnelson4765 I work in IT/MIS and you are right on the money. Strong encryption without back doors is essential to the internet. I get enraged when congress and other countries demand the ability to un-encrypt data via back door.
I was more limiting my comments to guns but yes ITAR has other issues as well.
Very interesting.. Great information!
I've seen people practicing with tanerite at the range and always wondered about it's legality. Thanks
ATF overreach at its finest. What a joke.
I was making explosives illegally and I did end up in prison. It was probably the best, eye-opening experience in my life. One finds out more about oneself there than elsewhere.
That sucks.
How did you get caught and why were you making them? According to this video you're legally allowed to make even high explosives for personal use and stored properly
@@abepeterson I'm just interested in futuristic and unusual, less known explosives, I never hid it. And I live in European Union, different laws here.
@@tetrazolelover3097 what did you make
@@aridroutsas3786 In more ways than one. spit or swallow?
Ok, that's a good explanation! I will just let you deal with all the legalities and blow stuff up so I will keep all my limbs and digits and stay out of jail. Looking forward to more videos!
Thanks for the guide!
You had me at "Darwinian consequences".
🤣
1:42 "So don't go out there and mix up 3 lbs of Tannerite and put it in a lawn mower and shoot it like 25 meters away" he's certainly not referring to another video here on YT where someone did that or anything LOL.
Thanks, I thoroughly enjoyed thus!
Good to know stuff that I will never use, at least I hope not.
Just watching you, I can see my younger (and continuing) ADD self. ADD is NOT a deficit of attention rather an excess such that we pat attention to and are interested in so many, if not all things.
It may be an excess of mental activity that has us this way that exercises our minds and has us processing everything. Maintaining sanity, if you can, is the difference in at least brightness or brilliance and "the home" or whatever institution.
Society and our country needs us.
Great video! Keep it going.
really want someone call out edwin sarkissian
hate that guy with fake grenade
wait whats wrong with him?
The fact that you called perfectly legal activity "shady stuff" is very concerning
Thanks for the information
we making it on the watchlist with this one
This stuff might all be legal, but it doesn't keep you from being put on a list.
Nowadays everyone is on a list.
Own a firearm, list.
Go to church, list.
Drive a vehicle, list.
Vote, another list.
Traffic ticket, a list.
Arrested, list.
PAY TAXES, LIST.
DON'T PAY TAXES, SPECIAL LIST.
Have a boat, list.
Fly a drone, list.
Fly a drone over 250 grams, Special list.
And the list goes on.
@@brianroberts5740 if you really want to freak out every 10 years everyone gets put on a scary list called the census 😱 but yeah, of course there's lists for everything it's called bookkeeping.
@@brianroberts5740 be a white patriot- domestic terrorist list.
You guys never talk about storage. I’m a holder of a type 20 manufacturing license. Storage is the key. My use is for fireworks, however proper storage is the key.
They will jerk your everything for improper storage. After the patriot act they decided to thin the herd regarding explosives licensed individuals, so they changed the rules, didn't tell anyone, and showed up for inspection. If you didn't meet the new specs you lost your license, period. Sweet huh?
Comment for the algorithm 👍love this channel
“Bomb for hire” over here lol 😂 this is a bad ass video 🙌🏽
Everything is legal with the absence of neighbors and the law
"We're high profile, we don't want to be attracting more government attention than necessary"
**Proceeds to crack a joke about Jake setting up a meth lab and starts a merch company called Lab Cartel LLC**
Love your guys content ! Quick question concerning detionation velocity. Do you know the detionation velocity of potassium perchlorate/ magnalium flashpowder(50/50)?
I love chemistry and majored in it for my AS degree. Oxidation reactions are to much fun!
Thanks for the informative videos. The skills will come in handy eventually.
So every larger RUclipsr who has ever uploaded a video destroying something with binary explosives would need to have an FEL? Man, that would put some people at risk I guess
Yes. Have you ever heard of FPSRussia? Look up his story.
@@08lerash I think he got busted for weed. He had all his stuff licensed through a buddy I believe, that dude owned machine guns and explosives. Never heard of him getting busted for binary because he's had a licensed dude on the show
The late KingOfRandom got pinched for that. I think he was only making black powder firecrackers for his channel, which was a lot of chemistry and science projects.
Ugh. My buddy sent me a nameless link and I clicked on it. I'll have to thank him for putting me on a government watch list
Never click random links trust u don’t know where they go!
Outstanding presentation.
I’m an inspector been at an airline 37 years. I now inspect parts we receive from vendors. I’ve seen lots of ITAR units. Last night really had me wondering. A hydraulic pressure switch was ITAR. Sometimes it’s strange stuff.
So I assume the federal explosive permit is just an FEL for an individual? Do you need a "reason" or is "I want to blow shit up for fun legally" good enough?
I'm sure you're not the only person wondering about this
*gets fel* lists reason as local demonstrations. * only uses the fel to make and use legal pipe bombs and molitovs with friends*
@@MrSolLeks simga grindset right there
No the FEL is to manufacture and SELL. As an individual you only need to register the item with the atf before and after destruction of it. Avoid the red tape by not storing or selling anything and your good.
Federally that is.... states can impose their own regulations so check with your state before you do anything !
@@joeisslow1638 The only reason I would get an FEL is to purchase materials from manufacturers that don't sell to individuals.
Would it be legal if someone took a boat to international waters, manufactured and set off while still out there, then came back without anything? Obviously it would be incredibly impractical and probably unsafe but it's a curious question😂
You’re held to the laws of the nation that the vessel is registered under.
@@brianhumphreys1660thanks 👍
Potentially also the laws of the port you set out from, the laws of the port you next put in, and the laws of any country where you're a citizen. International waters actually makes you subject to a whole lot of laws the otherwise might not apply to you.
@@johnladuke6475 it's kinda interesting we live in a time that (in theory) there is no place you can really go that you are 100% free yeah? Even if a country is anarchist there are still individual mobs lording over a land, maybe the south pole? If so how interesting that the culmination of freedom would be a frozen wasteland? Humanity is crazy
@@rgraptor2542 You could always try the Free State of Christiania, but I hear they're not super keen on outsiders moving in. Antarctica's not going to be so bad in a couple decades once it melts, if you're okay with 3 months of night and 3 months of day.
Thx for the tutorial!
The most dangerous part of this channel is at 19:20, telling the surveillance inspector how to do his job.
You mean the stupidest part of this video.
I'd hate to see what happens to a company that sends patented defense articles to Bosnia and then reimports the products. Seems crazy enough that only some "Florida-man" level dingus would do that.
Who was he talking about with this? The WOT?
@@friartuck103 yup. big daddy lol
I love the dig at a certain trigger company.
When you mentioned the lawn mower all I could think of the blade flying like a propeller into a school zone 2 miles away. . .
So could someone pay the $500 fee and then buy 10 suppressors ? 🙄 That would be great savings
No. You actually have to be a legitimate firearms manufacturer.
"we stay in the black and white, no gray area"
"Jake is building a meth lab"
So I take it that lab is registered, license, taxed? 😂
Nah, it's totally illegal like most meth labs. Black and white, not gray.
The DEA used to require agents to be competent enough in organic chemistry to manufacture the drugs they're searching for. Ig so they would be able to quickly identify drug labs.