After playing Fallout for thousands of hours, we wondered how effective the custom weapons are in the game. So, we decided to test them all. Starting with the bottle cap mine.3yr ⋅ ordnancelab ⋅ r/falloutnewvegas
We discovered the fun of lobbing a pipe bomb and thermite grenade through a can cannon today.3yr ⋅ ordnancelab ⋅ r/ar15
Launching a pipe bomb and a thermite grenade out of a can cannon is rather fun.3yr ⋅ ordnancelab ⋅ r/NFA
What's up NFA world? We recently 3-D printed a fully functional Claymore mine. Now, who wants to see it blow up?4yr ⋅ ordnancelab ⋅ r/NFA
About to launch some improvised mortars today. Gonna be a ........blast. lol4yr ⋅ ordnancelab ⋅ r/NFA
What makes the can cannon more fun? Launching live frag grenades out of them.4yr ⋅ ordnancelab ⋅ r/NFA
We tested our 3D printed Claymore against a meat target. We were pleased with the results.4yr ⋅ ordnancelab ⋅ r/NFA
Buddy, our quality assurance cat, inspects our caps before we use them for blasting jobs.4yr ⋅ ordnancelab ⋅ r/NFA
We successfully launched our Syrian mortar with great success. Our inshallah yelling worked!4yr ⋅ ordnancelab ⋅ r/NFA
For our next fun trick: 3D printed MRUD mines. Basically, a claymore but on steroids.2yr ⋅ ordnancelab ⋅ r/NFA
A photo of 300 grams of a high-performance liquid explosive glass shape charge. This shaped charge focuses a large portion of the explosive energy into a small point via a jet that is created by a glass cone. This jet is capable of penetrating a large amount of steel such as a 32 mm steel plate.2yr ⋅ ordnancelab ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
Our newest creations from the weapon lab: a Syrian improvised mortar and a rifle grenade. Both fully functional for our next video.4yr ⋅ ordnancelab ⋅ r/weapons
We advise to never use a blasting cap as a pacifier or to satisfy an oral fixation.3yr ⋅ ordnancelab ⋅ r/NFA
We manufactured a Syrian improvised mortar round and assembled a rifle grenade for our next video.4yr ⋅ ordnancelab ⋅ r/NFA
Thermite is a fuel/oxidizer composition of aluminum and iron oxide. Once ignited, it combusts at 2500 centigrade. It can weld steel or be used to rapidly destroy sensitive items as used by the military.3yr ⋅ ordnancelab ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
The fun side of chemistry: explosives. Here we are making 50 grams of PETN for our production of blasting caps.4yr ⋅ ordnancelab ⋅ r/chemistry
