Videos tagged with Improvised Explosives

This video explores the sound output of a Caliber 12 flashbang device, comparing it to a smaller 'pest repeller' device. It highlights the extreme noise level of the flashbang, estimated at 1700 dB, and emphasizes the necessity of hearing protection even for smaller devices. The video also touches on the construction of the brass casing and its role in containing the blast.

Reports indicate cartel leaders have authorized the use of weaponized drones and explosives against US Border Patrol and law enforcement personnel. This development, influenced by tactics seen in Ukraine, signifies a dangerous escalation. Border agents are being advised to remain vigilant and equipped with long arms to counter these threats.

This video features Nikko Ortiz humorously reacting to a demonstration of 'pop-its,' small explosive pellets. He questions their efficacy as a weapon and satirically suggests they could replace firearms if effective. The content is lighthearted and observational, focusing on a social media trend rather than practical firearm instruction.

This video discusses the content of discontinued US military manuals that detail the creation of improvised explosives, tripwire triggers for booby traps, functional firearms from scrap materials, and ammunition. It also touches upon rigging for lifting heavy objects and survival techniques. The presenter notes these manuals were obtained as surplus from Sportsman's Guide.