Tinkerer

ammo for a 2 1/4" bore airgun meybey *scratches chin*

\2.) For a crude nuclear device, get a big box, preferably made of steel. You will need to get your hands on a plutonium core (the trickiest part). Suspend your plutonium core in your box and center it. Then you must evenly line your box with conventional explosives (TNT, dynamite, fireworks, something of this sort). Lastly, you must be able to detonate your conventional explosives simultaneously. By doing so, you cause the plutonium core to implode on itself and begin a nuclear chain reaction (similar to the bomb used on Nagasaki, Aug 9th 1945).

That little weapon has very little chance of going nuclear, and It's not at all like the bomb droped on Hiroshima (I don't have a clue about nagasaki) The bomb dropped on Hiroshima was pretty much a big naval gun, that fired a slug made of uranium at point-blank range into a bigger hunk of uranium. (enriched uranium, mind you)

Now, more seriously,

I think nerf grenades would have a place on the nerf battlefield, if one could be designed that would actually work well, was a handlable size, and was easily reusable. as for this design, I personally don't think it's much of an improvement over the ol' spring grenades, because alot of care must be taken in the construction and reuse of these chemical ones. and they don't strike me as more functional either.

you want explosive? try Chlorine and Alcohol. that'll blow up a soda bottle without it hitting anything.

I was cracking up looking at the NHQ posts too. I went to bed before the first page was full. (sub-normal caffine intake the past few days) then I woke up to see all the "government sheeps-blood waffles of doom posts", and I was rolling on the ground laughing like a dope addict.

While I'd admit it seemed wierd at the time, I sure didn't lose any sleep over it.

let's see, a $25 gun, a $20 gun and a $5 gun, all out together with a free frizbeee (DVD) and a really big box, for $40.

works for me.