Was on the Wolf Hill website uh oh. Fun stuff on there and just what I needed. Some incendiary ammo and a perimeter flash bang kit. I mean who can't use that when end of days come?

Yoiks!

Yep https://wolfhillammo.com/

A couple demonstrations on this first video and he makes some of his own non-lethal ammo.



This other dude demonstrates five different Perimeter Alarms. I already had a audio driveway alarm but mine is old and not solar powered like the new ones are.
He got his stuff from fithops.com. I got my trip alarm from Wolfhillammo.com that uses the small 12 ga blanks. I might have to get me the attachment for 12 ga primers too!
The mouse traps are pretty cheap and I suppose you could use any primers with them.

I've got this herd of raccoons comes round every third day to dig up my garden. Seriously considering that flash bang package. All's I'd have to do is to clean up some raccoon poop, them never to return for seven generations. Considering.

CDFingers

CDFingers wrote: Wed Mar 01, 2023 2:31 pm I've got this herd of raccoons comes round every third day to dig up my garden. Seriously considering that flash bang package. All's I'd have to do is to clean up some raccoon poop, them never to return for seven generations. Considering.

CDFingers

Yeah a 12 ga blank should do the trick. lol
Just picked up 100 #209 primers to try out first at Midway instead of using up the short 12 ga blanks. Didn't want 1k primers cus I don't reload shot shells. Never see any primers here in town so I'm stuck paying hazmat. However I grabbed a sling and sling swivels for the new AR I built last year. Free shipping anyhow. Grabbed the 12ga primer adapter at fithops.com.
Firestorm 5.56 rounds, yes, In case the neighbor starts sumpin.

Since I'm boycotting buying guns due to the new law I'm concentrating on accessories.

That's an entertaining website. I have always wanted to play with flechette rounds. I know they turned out to be rather ineffective, but I want to see how they pattern and how far they maintain pattern with the fin stabilized flechettes. Mostly just a curiosity, I'd never actually use any of that stuff for defense.

I’ve been carrying around this giant box of tannerite that was given to me as a wedding present, for 2 moves now. I really haven’t found an appropriate place to use it. Shooting was loud enough when I lived in a country property.

I guess I should have shot some of it in the last Fourth of July; when it sounded like a war zone in rural ohio. I did do a night firing - people exaggerate how much muzzle blast a .357 has. It’s still quite shootable in low light.


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CDFingers wrote:I've got this herd of raccoons comes round every third day to dig up my garden. Seriously considering that flash bang package. All's I'd have to do is to clean up some raccoon poop, them never to return for seven generations. Considering.

CDFingers

I’ve shot so many raccoons that people call me to shoot their raccoons. Personally, I get no joy from it as they are kind of cute. They are a menace to a chicken coop though. I’m not crazy about shooting an animal I’m not planning on eating either. I’m also not crazy about eating an animal that lives on human trash …


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INVICTVS138 wrote: Wed Mar 01, 2023 7:22 pm I’ve been carrying around this giant box of tannerite that was given to me as a wedding present, for 2 moves now. I really haven’t found an appropriate place to use it. Shooting was loud enough when I lived in a country property.

I guess I should have shot some of it in the last Fourth of July; when it sounded like a war zone in rural ohio. I did do a night firing - people exaggerate how much muzzle blast a .357 has. It’s still quite shootable in low light.


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You could devise some nice perimeter alarm zombie charges out of that tannerite. Sounds dangerous though.
I got a closet full of fireworks mortars, some the pretty kind some just the report. I figure they're good for crowd control.
I tape up like five tubes and light them all at once.
Course that's where my powder and primers are too. It's locked up cus I worry about it sometimes.
Ammo is not in the same room. Lol

FrontSight wrote: Wed Mar 01, 2023 5:36 pm That's an entertaining website. I have always wanted to play with flechette rounds. I know they turned out to be rather ineffective, but I want to see how they pattern and how far thhiey maintain pattern with the fin stabilized flechettes. Mostly just a curiosity, I'd never actually use any of that stuff for defense.

I remember someone on YouTube doing a video on flechettes. If I remember they didn't pattern out evenly or something.

Both these places are on the up n up. Recieved everything from both already. Wolfhill came in in three days.

tonguengroover wrote: Wed Mar 01, 2023 11:00 pm You could devise some nice perimeter alarm zombie charges out of that tannerite. Sounds dangerous though.
I got a closet full of fireworks mortars, some the pretty kind some just the report. I figure they're good for crowd control.
I tape up like five tubes and light them all at once.
Course that's where my powder and primers are too. It's locked up cus I worry about it sometimes.
Ammo is not in the same room. Lol

There's a fine line between "alarm" and "boobytrap", as some Denver Metro residents found out earlier this week...

https://www.9news.com/article/news/crim ... 15f96e6ce2

The article's picture appears to show one of the devices using the mini 12-ga shell. Of course, they didn't help matters by having a pepper spray boobytrap set up by the back door - from the news article:

"On Wednesday, deputies conducted a search warrant at the house. They found a device on the steps leading to the front door and a similar device on the steps at the back of the house. According to the affidavit, one of the suspects told deputies that they set up the device as a "warning device."

(Douglas County Sheriff's Office) also located an additional device in the backyard that was loaded with a chemical agent and aimed up toward somebody's face. The affidavit said the chemical had the same consistency of pepper spray."

Right. Your even supposed to point the blanks that come with this kit down towards the ground.

Not sure how I would respond to hearing “gunfire” at 3 AM. I live on a somewhat isolated property and no one else but us would likely hear it, but it seems a bit much just to frighten away some animals. Even if it worked, they would soon be back and I ain’t going out at night, in the cold, rain, whatever, to reset the thing.

We use an electric wire fence, actually some kind of plastic tape with wires in it. Works well and we sleep thru the night.

These are marketed for camping areas, I would guess for intruders like bears and humans. There are youtube videos of people setting them up around their homes. Like I think CDFingers and his raccoons.
Me personally will set up for humans like the one who threw poison over my wall and killed my dog. I doubt a human would come back sneaking around. And there's no law against it.

I remember in about '78 or '79 or so, I drove down to my Dad's place in a renovated carriage house Dupont Circle in DC, and realized I'd forgotten my key, Dad wouldn't be home for hours... and there was beer in the fridge. So, I scaled the wall to the second floor using gaps in the alternating brick pattern at the corner-- high ceilings, roughly 20 feet, and even being 20 years old, it was scary-- and broke in through the old wooden doors that opened on the former hay loft / current bedroom.

I was surprised to see a single detonated M80 on the windowsill. After Dad come home, I asked him about it. He chuckled and lazily replied that he was sick of people breaking into his new Peugeot 505, so when the alarm went off, he set off the M80 and screamed, "I've got a gun!"

Apparently, it worked like a charm-- at least once. He knew most of his neighbors, no one called the cops. Don't think you could get away with that today.