good luck you will not find a answer hereHow to make black powder?
Powdered aluminum, potassium chlorate, sulfur.
Monday, August 23, 2010
How to make black powder?
buy it at the Body Shop, they have black powder there.How to make black powder?
good luck you will not find a answer hereHow to make black powder?
Powdered aluminum, potassium chlorate, sulfur.oil acne
good luck you will not find a answer hereHow to make black powder?
Powdered aluminum, potassium chlorate, sulfur.
What is black powder?
my boyfriend says his drug is black powder is it bad for you?what is it?What is black powder?
This is what most people call Hashish that has been ground up or powdered. Is it bad for you? Well, any drug is bad for you to some extent. At least he isn't doing cocaine or something really hard core. But if he does, you will be screwed as well because that stuff is expensive, and people who do that steal from their loved ones.What is black powder?
Black powder is another word for gun powder
This is what most people call Hashish that has been ground up or powdered. Is it bad for you? Well, any drug is bad for you to some extent. At least he isn't doing cocaine or something really hard core. But if he does, you will be screwed as well because that stuff is expensive, and people who do that steal from their loved ones.What is black powder?
Black powder is another word for gun powder
Why do black people put baby powder all over their chests and necks....?
And not rub it in, then go out in public like that? What's the point? I've seen this happen numerous times and just don't get it. It looks really stupid imo.Why do black people put baby powder all over their chests and necks....?
It's not just black people. A lot of old people do that too.Why do black people put baby powder all over their chests and necks....?
wat kind of blk ppl u be around cause i dnt kno any like that...maybe for a child to keep them from getting irritated when sweating but the only thing i kno adults do with it is probably put it on their feet for odor control and in the crouch area to absorb moisture
you might do it to a young child so he won't get sweaty and uncomfortable
where do you live? north or south, because i don't see any of that where i am
never saw this in my life you must live in a poor community maybe trailor next to ghetto to know this and have enough time to get so close to people ...trolling are you not
*looks down at her chest*
*sees no signs of baby powder anywhere*
*is flabbergasted*
*laughs quietly at this question*
Why are you so worried about it? Is it physically harming you?
successful blu eyes with tan,
That solarium is also reasonable in natasha villains?
I don't know where you live or the type of black people you're around, but I never see that nor do I do that.
I have never seen this happen before.
move out the hood
Why don't you ask someone you see doing it in person?
it smells good, makes ur skin smooth, and ive seen white people do that as well.
FOR BODY ODOR...
because you have genital herpes
Ya. All my black frends do that after gym and they looked terrible! sorry!
all blacks don't do that. it's only the ghetto ones
I saw that alot in school after gym...that and Palmer's. LOL
they want to look white
i dont do that
YUCK! What black people do that? Well I don't that's disgusting
to keep the funk down
we do........wow.
It's not just black people. A lot of old people do that too.Why do black people put baby powder all over their chests and necks....?
wat kind of blk ppl u be around cause i dnt kno any like that...maybe for a child to keep them from getting irritated when sweating but the only thing i kno adults do with it is probably put it on their feet for odor control and in the crouch area to absorb moisture
you might do it to a young child so he won't get sweaty and uncomfortable
where do you live? north or south, because i don't see any of that where i am
never saw this in my life you must live in a poor community maybe trailor next to ghetto to know this and have enough time to get so close to people ...trolling are you not
*looks down at her chest*
*sees no signs of baby powder anywhere*
*is flabbergasted*
*laughs quietly at this question*
Why are you so worried about it? Is it physically harming you?
successful blu eyes with tan,
That solarium is also reasonable in natasha villains?
I don't know where you live or the type of black people you're around, but I never see that nor do I do that.
I have never seen this happen before.
move out the hood
Why don't you ask someone you see doing it in person?
it smells good, makes ur skin smooth, and ive seen white people do that as well.
FOR BODY ODOR...
because you have genital herpes
Ya. All my black frends do that after gym and they looked terrible! sorry!
all blacks don't do that. it's only the ghetto ones
I saw that alot in school after gym...that and Palmer's. LOL
they want to look white
i dont do that
YUCK! What black people do that? Well I don't that's disgusting
to keep the funk down
we do........wow.
Does anyone know where to find info or appraisal on antique black powder pistols? ie derringer jukar 50 cal?
navy arms co. ridgefield new jersey 44 cal black powder octagon barrell .Does anyone know where to find info or appraisal on antique black powder pistols? ie derringer jukar 50 cal?
navy arms co imports recent made italian copies of antique arms. well made and fun to shoot. probally worth $200 to $300
to find value of actual antiques visit library for antique gun value book or your local firearms dealer might have one.
also try gunbroker.com online auctionDoes anyone know where to find info or appraisal on antique black powder pistols? ie derringer jukar 50 cal?
The best way is to take it to a reputable gun dealer. They have books with this info that tells them how the guns must be rated to find the percentage of imperfections. There is then a price scale the imperfection percentage is compared against. Unless you know exactly what to look for on your gun, you can't get an accurate price on your own. The dealer will also take into consideration serial numbers to find the production year of the gun and the rarity of it. For more info, you can contact Kevin Smith - owner operator of Smitty's LEO Supply in massillon Ohio - 330-830-9555. He has always given straight honest answers and may be able to give you a ballpark figure over the phone.
navy arms co imports recent made italian copies of antique arms. well made and fun to shoot. probally worth $200 to $300
to find value of actual antiques visit library for antique gun value book or your local firearms dealer might have one.
also try gunbroker.com online auctionDoes anyone know where to find info or appraisal on antique black powder pistols? ie derringer jukar 50 cal?
The best way is to take it to a reputable gun dealer. They have books with this info that tells them how the guns must be rated to find the percentage of imperfections. There is then a price scale the imperfection percentage is compared against. Unless you know exactly what to look for on your gun, you can't get an accurate price on your own. The dealer will also take into consideration serial numbers to find the production year of the gun and the rarity of it. For more info, you can contact Kevin Smith - owner operator of Smitty's LEO Supply in massillon Ohio - 330-830-9555. He has always given straight honest answers and may be able to give you a ballpark figure over the phone.
Is BLACK POWDER healthy?
What are the side effects? Should it be taken by teenagers? How does it affect the body?Is BLACK POWDER healthy?
People like to put it into your head that supplements are bad for you. Its basically just an energy drink. It will give you the energy and focus that you need to complete a workout. Im 15, and i take a nitric oxide supplement as well. I have been taking it for about 5 months and i have seen no bad effects, only an increase in strength and size. So i say go for it man, the pump is awesome and you will feel the energy almost right away. I have also heard many good reviews about black powder. Good luck man.
People like to put it into your head that supplements are bad for you. Its basically just an energy drink. It will give you the energy and focus that you need to complete a workout. Im 15, and i take a nitric oxide supplement as well. I have been taking it for about 5 months and i have seen no bad effects, only an increase in strength and size. So i say go for it man, the pump is awesome and you will feel the energy almost right away. I have also heard many good reviews about black powder. Good luck man.
How do u make black powder?
charcoal, sulpher, and salt peter in the proper proportions. However, making black powder is highly dangerous (and illegal in some states) Mix the wrong amounts and boom. use the wrong tools to mix it, and boom. static electricity and boom. get it on the lid ot threads of a jar or container when closing it, and boom. In other words, buy black powder pre made if you are using it for a rifle or pistol, just make sure you get the proper powder for your firearm. Then handle it with care. If you had plans to use it for illegal means, my suggestion is, DO NOT! And yes, this site is monitored by government agencies who love to check up on people asking suspicious questions.How do u make black powder?
Black powder is a mixture of charcoal, sulfur and salt peter. It is easily made but is dangerous. You have to grind the parts together with a morter and pestle and this can be very dangerous. The mixture can explode wile you are grinding it. Once you have it ground, what you actually have is an extremely fine black powder called serpentine powder that would be considered flash powder. With agitation from being carried around, it will settle and change composition. The only way to make it homogenous is to make it into a paste, dry the paste into a block, break up the block , grind it into a granular powder and then sieve it into the varous grades. This is not easy and is also very dangerous. If you decide to try to make black powder in spite of my warnings, have the decency to do it a long way away from the house and keep everyone away. Make sure you have adequate insurance to pay for any damage that you do when it blows up and have enough life insurance to pay for your final medical bills and bury you. It's the only reasonable thing to do if you are determined to use this way to find out if there is life after death.How do u make black powder?
Ya, it is indeed Potassium Nitrate, Granulated charcoal and specific sulfur compounds or better yet, pure sulfur. It is relatively simple to make, IF you know what you are doing....
That being said, as a chemist by profession, I must warn you against trying to synthesize it. As the above posters have said, nothing good comes from trying to make your own. Improper mixing, improper ratios, or even improper handling techniques can result in you losing fingers! not a good idea.
Im a pyrotechnician and you just cant go make bp outa the blue.And homemade bp is almost no good for hunting.
However it usualy consist of a mix of kn03 and charcoal as well as sulfer.Its hard stuff to make.It requires mixing granulating and much more.
charcoal, sulpher, and salt peter in the proper proportions. but i must say it is prohibited in some states and hiighly dangerous dont do it
Equal portions of potassium nitrate (salt peter), sulfur and powdered charcoal. With that being said DO NOT EVEN TRY
With a license.
And training.
Recipes are everywhere - just don't do it.
Black powder is a mixture of charcoal, sulfur and salt peter. It is easily made but is dangerous. You have to grind the parts together with a morter and pestle and this can be very dangerous. The mixture can explode wile you are grinding it. Once you have it ground, what you actually have is an extremely fine black powder called serpentine powder that would be considered flash powder. With agitation from being carried around, it will settle and change composition. The only way to make it homogenous is to make it into a paste, dry the paste into a block, break up the block , grind it into a granular powder and then sieve it into the varous grades. This is not easy and is also very dangerous. If you decide to try to make black powder in spite of my warnings, have the decency to do it a long way away from the house and keep everyone away. Make sure you have adequate insurance to pay for any damage that you do when it blows up and have enough life insurance to pay for your final medical bills and bury you. It's the only reasonable thing to do if you are determined to use this way to find out if there is life after death.How do u make black powder?
Ya, it is indeed Potassium Nitrate, Granulated charcoal and specific sulfur compounds or better yet, pure sulfur. It is relatively simple to make, IF you know what you are doing....
That being said, as a chemist by profession, I must warn you against trying to synthesize it. As the above posters have said, nothing good comes from trying to make your own. Improper mixing, improper ratios, or even improper handling techniques can result in you losing fingers! not a good idea.
Im a pyrotechnician and you just cant go make bp outa the blue.And homemade bp is almost no good for hunting.
However it usualy consist of a mix of kn03 and charcoal as well as sulfer.Its hard stuff to make.It requires mixing granulating and much more.
charcoal, sulpher, and salt peter in the proper proportions. but i must say it is prohibited in some states and hiighly dangerous dont do it
Equal portions of potassium nitrate (salt peter), sulfur and powdered charcoal. With that being said DO NOT EVEN TRY
With a license.
And training.
Recipes are everywhere - just don't do it.
I have a traditions 50 cal black powder gun. for turkey hunting how many bb's do you put in the barrel?and ...?
and do you use the same amout of pyrodex as you would with a slug.I have a traditions 50 cal black powder gun. for turkey hunting how many bb's do you put in the barrel?and ...?
While in a pinch or a survival situation one could use a muzzle-loading rifle as a shotgun, it is not recommended. You could however use a musket or a muzzle loading shotgun for your project. You need to find a shot scoop that measures the volume of shot and not worry about the number of pellets. You'll also need over powder and over shot cards to keep everything in place in the barrel.I have a traditions 50 cal black powder gun. for turkey hunting how many bb's do you put in the barrel?and ...?
I began wondering about using my black powder as a multiuse platform about three years ago. I did some checking online, went to the library, and asked questions at a civil war reenactment. I found some info about how some settlers would take lead shot and use it in their muzzle loaders for taking pheasant and quail. To mimic those loads I went and got some 44 caliber sabots. I then got some 44 caliber shot shell cases. Load the shot case with 6 or 4 shot, place it in the sabot and set it on a 50 grain piece of Pyrodex. It works on squirrels, sitting ducks, and sitting pheasant. I even got three quail while they were sitting under a tree.
As for the disclaimer this is a project I did on my own and not something that I would say is an accepted practice or something I would say is ok for others to do. I'm just relating one of my own experiences here.
Some people don't know what they're talking about. You're NOT going to blow yourself up !
You aren't going to get very good patterns though.
1 1/2, 2 ounces of shot.
Powder wise, I'm not sure. Someone else would have to answer that part.
Around 1.5 ounces of BB, but the pattern will be garbage. As for powder an easy way is to use the same volume as the volume of shot. Not very exact but it will be safe and have shotgun penetration.
If you don't use a sabot of some kind and just back them into a rifled barrel you're going to get a donut pattern on just about anything you shoot at distance. Don't get hurt.
You need a black powder shot gun. I would not use a 50 cal as a shot gun. You may find yourself getting blown up.
Ha! You don't put BBs in a .50 caliber black powder rifle!
You don't put BB's in a muzzle loading rifle.oil acne
While in a pinch or a survival situation one could use a muzzle-loading rifle as a shotgun, it is not recommended. You could however use a musket or a muzzle loading shotgun for your project. You need to find a shot scoop that measures the volume of shot and not worry about the number of pellets. You'll also need over powder and over shot cards to keep everything in place in the barrel.I have a traditions 50 cal black powder gun. for turkey hunting how many bb's do you put in the barrel?and ...?
I began wondering about using my black powder as a multiuse platform about three years ago. I did some checking online, went to the library, and asked questions at a civil war reenactment. I found some info about how some settlers would take lead shot and use it in their muzzle loaders for taking pheasant and quail. To mimic those loads I went and got some 44 caliber sabots. I then got some 44 caliber shot shell cases. Load the shot case with 6 or 4 shot, place it in the sabot and set it on a 50 grain piece of Pyrodex. It works on squirrels, sitting ducks, and sitting pheasant. I even got three quail while they were sitting under a tree.
As for the disclaimer this is a project I did on my own and not something that I would say is an accepted practice or something I would say is ok for others to do. I'm just relating one of my own experiences here.
Some people don't know what they're talking about. You're NOT going to blow yourself up !
You aren't going to get very good patterns though.
1 1/2, 2 ounces of shot.
Powder wise, I'm not sure. Someone else would have to answer that part.
Around 1.5 ounces of BB, but the pattern will be garbage. As for powder an easy way is to use the same volume as the volume of shot. Not very exact but it will be safe and have shotgun penetration.
If you don't use a sabot of some kind and just back them into a rifled barrel you're going to get a donut pattern on just about anything you shoot at distance. Don't get hurt.
You need a black powder shot gun. I would not use a 50 cal as a shot gun. You may find yourself getting blown up.
Ha! You don't put BBs in a .50 caliber black powder rifle!
You don't put BB's in a muzzle loading rifle.
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