C4 explosives = $20 per lb (if bought in bulk)

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Aren't many bullets packed with a derivative of C4 now? I know you can pack your own casings with powder but aren't many professionally made rounds/ammo made from something else?
Maybe I'm wrong but I thought this changed decades ago.
 

GagHalfrunt

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Hmmmm, a thread about cheap C4 right above a thread about Amazon Prime Day. It's like the fates are sending me a message.
 

sdifox

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So, is 10lbs of C4 considered bulk? I want to cut out the middleman.
 

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Aren't many bullets packed with a derivative of C4 now? I know you can pack your own casings with powder but aren't many professionally made rounds/ammo made from something else?
Maybe I'm wrong but I thought this changed decades ago.

No. Smokeless powder is a propellant. It also costs less than $20/lb if purchased in bulk.
 

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$20/lb for high explosives, is that forreal?

holy fuck I pay $19/lb for fucking skirt steak.
 

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Aren't many bullets packed with a derivative of C4 now? I know you can pack your own casings with powder but aren't many professionally made rounds/ammo made from something else?
Maybe I'm wrong but I thought this changed decades ago.

No, we still use gunpowder. Not black powder but smokeless powder.

If you pack a cartridge with C4 you will most certainly blow up your gun.
 
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No. Smokeless powder is a propellant. It also costs less than $20/lb if purchased in bulk.

Apologies, I thought it was changed to not C4 but something similar to it for flammability and better explosive charge reasons.