also for the person who said they were a certifiable pyro. also make sure you fill anyflame thrower you make with water and test it first you dont want it to fail when you have a lit pilot and fule. as for the people who think there kool cause they say they can make a military quality one, or anything like that dont believe them. if you do make a flame thrower make sure you have friends around you to be careful. as for other fuels I dont know about them/haven't used most of them. I think the flamethrower idea would be interested but should be used in extream caution. A secondary system maintains a large flame at the muzzle to set that little bit of napalm on fire. I modified a airsoft shotgun so that I could load these little capsules from its breech. Its sorta like a flamethrower, only that it shoots much further and seems to spit little surts of flame. I uses to fire this gun that shoots little gel capsules with napalm. Gasoline is hard to obtain nowdays, and it smells so distintively that its obvious. Some moron saw my fireball on 4th of july an thought my shed was on fire! I also have experience in napalm. Brass nozzles are more durable, but due ot exessive heat, more troublesom to mount. A glass nozzle is best, making flames up to 5 feet.
I also use gas (as in gasous fuels) flamethrowers. Then usign a drill, drill 1/4" hole in it and jam it ino the nozzle of the water gun.
Its best to use earplugs because ht primer explodes and it is deafening. Thn the easiest way to get tht primer off is to burn it. I remove the bullet with a plier, and remove all the powder.
A box of these costs just $16 (cheaper than 7.62). The brass doesn't melt and is cheap to buy. I recentely started replacing the tip with brass, using a single 5.56 cartridge case. The plastic doesn't burn well, so its easy to put out, but the plastic melts and smells awful. I found that the plastic has a tendancy to catch fire. If they were bigger, I might torch a tree and burn down the community!. I've made quite a few flamethrowers, none of them get a flame much larger than 10 feet, due ot the population density of my area.
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