If you already had a round chambered, pulling back the charging handle would eject the unspent round no?
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And that's why you should always police your own brass. Of course if you want to show off, you could catch the round in midair as it's ejected. Girls seem to love that.
The guy in the video is using a blow torch to heat a battery that isn't made to withstand heat like the battery's we use for vaping. There's no realistic comparison to heating shrink tubing. The test that's performed in the secured oven is done at very high temperatures. Temps that are usually achieved after short circuiting the batterys for a prolonged period of time causing them to go into thermal breakdown...
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Ok so i didnt specify any particular order, but without the charging handle pulled back the bolt carrier assembly would not be in a dangerous position, You get the point.
Right on, I used to use M16A2's on and M249 SAW's Sometimes i had the M203 Under barrel attachment. more cumbersome than just carrying hand grenades..
I've blown up 12.6v lipo batteries on purpose for demonstration at work
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A heat gun certainly doesn't take 10+ seconds to start shrinking the wrap. It's pretty much instantaneous. And as a larger area is heated and shrunk at the same time you need to apply heat for a shorter time.
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I realize I must have a crappy hair dryer, because it sure takes longer to shrink than 20 seconds.
Or one like I have that can shrink those big bags for gift baskets in milliseconds.
That's my point: the 10-20 seconds is with blow-dryer. A heat gun is a lot faster, but it's still a lot of dispersed heat as it shots out a lot of hot air.
I use a heat gun, lay the battery on a wood table and roll the battery around using the air flow. Never have to touch it when it's hot. Very quick too, maybe 3-4 seconds, and you aren't right on top of it either, a little distance away.
I keep the battery in my hand the whole time im wraping it with the lighter and it dosnt even get hot...
I learned this technique in the 80's when i was laching my cigs with Coca-Cola. I never burnd the cig paper.....lol
Im almost 50 so that was a very long time ago. Now I dont burn the sleve and I feel so accomplished that the same techniques can be used to wrap batteries!!!..lol
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I learned this technique in the 80's when i was laching my cigs with Coca-Cola. I never burnd the cig paper.....lol
Im almost 50 so that was a very long time ago. Now I dont burn the sleve and I feel so accomplished that the same techniques can be used to wrap batteries!!!..lol
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Lol.
I use a torch exclusively to wrap batteries and everything else I shrinkwrap.
Never even melted a wrap.
It all boils down to actually knowing how to use the tool properly before using it.
Now where have you heard that before?
I use a torch exclusively to wrap batteries and everything else I shrinkwrap.
Never even melted a wrap.
It all boils down to actually knowing how to use the tool properly before using it.
Now where have you heard that before?
Got me. This thread is the first I've heard of torching a wrap. But maybe I haven't paid enough attention to have heard it before.
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