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Originally Posted by helbent4
Brandon,
Thanks! This is one kind (the most elaborate), but probably not the most common kind of molotov cocktail.
Anyone have ideas on what a non-petrol bomb would be? After all, anything that could burn can be used.
I'm also interested to know the chance of something flammable is set alight, how long the flame would burn, including thickened vs. unthickened fuel. I'd think that after a direct hit on a vehicle or person the unthickened fuel would quickly run off after a turn or two. Thickened fuel would stay and burn, and have a greater chance of setting an object on fire.
Tony
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In its simplest form, any glass bottle, 2/3rds filled with gasoline, add a strip of inner tube and let stand for a day, wrap an oil/gasoline soaked rag around the neck...the additives in the gas starts to break down the rubber, which acts as a thickening agent.
Hello Homeland Security, instead of breaking down the door, please use the key under the third brick back on the left side of the sidewalk!
