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Old 08-15-2017, 10:47 AM
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Arrow CA legal - "exploding" targets

I saw these on a U tube video....

https://www.umarexusa.com/products/big-blast-caps


It is a cap you screw onto an empty soda pop bottle
16oz- 2 liters all use the same cap size


You insert a needle inflator, same as for a basketball,football,volleyball, into the cap and pump the soda bottle up to 90-120 psi.


When you shoot the bottle, it goes BOOM!!!


Caps are Reusable until they get shot or lost....



Has anyone used these????
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1 cup of water with a few drops of dish soap should make some bubbles

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Doesn't look like they are widely available yet from what I can see.
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Sounds like the guy got his gun lingo from DeLeon.

'Pop it with a 700 feet per second or higher caliber rifle, shotgun, rifle"
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Another thought, is a 2 liter cap big enough that you could use a sheet metal step bit to drill out and then pull in a valve stem?

http://m.ebay.com/itm/LOT-100-TR-413...%257Ciid%253A1

100 for $15

More danger as the valve stem has a lot of mass that could get launched
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A two liter cap would probably be close. 1/2 gallon Cranberry juice, Apple, etc. would work.
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So standard stems are rated to 65 psi...

HP should work... .453 hole

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No fire risk. Cool!
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Use a Presta valve for a bicycle wheel. Only needs a .236 (6mm) hole and is designed for high pressure.
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Presta do handle high pressure...

The set is 10 caps and 2 needles for $20

I found presta valves for $15/ 2


http://m.ebay.com/itm/Stans-No-Tubes...%257Ciid%253A8
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Tying blaze orange streamers on the caps....

EDIT: I must confess I was sort of hoping for a minor accident when Bubba was out there resetting the tipped bottles, but the gun barrel was pointed in a safe direction I see now...

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So, OP - didya ever buy any of the Big Blast Caps or try to make some of yer own? I saw a local WalMart had some in stock online for only $9.97 so I ordered a couple of 10-packs and will pick them up this afternoon. Hoping to get out this weekend to try them out!

More YouTube videos & info. The second video tests how much pressure different bottles can take before failing/exploding. I'm thinking I'll probably stay around 100PSI for a safety buffer.




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I tried them out up at the lake on Sunday. Pumped 2-liter and 16-20oz pop bottles up to 100psi with a bicycle pump - wonder how many 2-liter bottles filled to 100psi a Harbor Freight 11 gallon air tank pressurized to 125 psi would do?

They definitely are not Backyard-friendly - my brother was 1/4 mile up the lake away from me when I shot a 2-liter and said it sounded like a Centerfire Hunting Rifle going off.

If you watch carefully in that testing video I linked to, you can see very small pieces of plastic bits/shrapnel being forcefully shot about by the bottles exploding. Gloves, Eye, and Hearing protection should be used when filling/handling filled bottles and any bystanders in the immediate area should at least be wearing eye protection and foam earplugs. I also would suggest only using bottles that are in excellent condition - nothing that has been crushed or distorted in any way to avoid possible weak spots in the plastic.

These are not Toys so younguns should be allowed to fill/handle them only if they can be trusted to always follow safety procedures!

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I want to sneak some of these into my local range. would the scraps from the plastic be easy to recover because i'm not trying to leave trash behind.
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From the few I've shot, pieces ranged from 1" diameter and up. Pieces were thrown up to 20' away. For the most part, the pieces were good sized.

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Wow those things are no joke! What is the minimum air rifle someone has used to pop them - would a red ryder work or no way?
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just do not shoot them on blm land.
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Wow those things are no joke! What is the minimum air rifle someone has used to pop them - would a red ryder work or no way?
I had read that if your air gun doesn't have enough fps, the shot can bounce off dangerously. I'd think a .177 and 700fps minimum.

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And why is that? As long as one picks up the debris, I don't see how there would be a issue?
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Let's see how long it take the Peoples Republik of Kalifornistan to ban this.
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Got an email saying they were back in stock. So I a bought set to try them out.
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Unscrew the lid. There is a foil seal there.
Pull the seal off and screw the lid back on.
Then you can squeeze the mustard and it will come out of the bottle..

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Got an email saying they were back in stock. So I a bought set to try them out.
Saw them at Wally World the other day next to the ammo. I forget the exact price, but not expensive.
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I used a tire fill stem and just drilled an appropriately sized hole in a Dr. Pepper screw top. A 20 oz Dr. Pepper bottle held 110psi, I tested it in the garage and sounded like a cannon shot when I hit it.
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Got mine in the mail, will collect plastic bottles
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Unscrew the lid. There is a foil seal there.
Pull the seal off and screw the lid back on.
Then you can squeeze the mustard and it will come out of the bottle..

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Finally got around to remembering that I had taken a couple of short videos of me shooting some soda bottles with the Big Blast Caps. The two liter bottles were pressurized to 150PSI and the small 16-20oz bottles 110PSI. The two liter bottles sounded at least as loud as a .223 rifle being fired! Used my .25 Marauder to shoot them.



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No doubt. An obvious environmental hazard , and dangerous to children.
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A valve stem would probably work fine.

Back in the day, we made pneumatic pump-up potato cannons with these- pumped up to 100-110psi :O

Scary to think about now that they are only rated to 65psi :P

The actuator was a sprinkler valve hooked to some 9V batteries. Pretty quiet, the remaining air leaving after the potato fired sounds like a dying elephant
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What is the highest pressure anyone has pumped up a 2 liter soda bottle.

I have a friend that is having problem with peoples trucks trespassing on his posted land he wants to place a few in the road with a piece of cardboard with tacks in it to pop the bottle. with some red chalk line powder it should put up a nice red cloud of powder over the trespassers truck.

I have a idea that the first trespasser drives over one will need a new set of underwear.
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What is the highest pressure anyone has pumped up a 2 liter soda bottle.
Did you watch the testing video I posted a link to in post #14? I wont go over 120psi on a 2-liter myself after watching that video. I wear eye protection and use gloves when handling pressurized bottles.
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/25-LOT-TR-6...kAAOSwEW9aWHZt
TR600HP valve stems are rated for 100psi, heres a link to 25 for $7.27

I would definitely tie them off with a string to a little weight or something so they don't become projectiles

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A fun way to plink targets.
I would imagine some colored dyes would make the excitement a wee bit better, i.e. red, orange, yellow explosions would be cool looking.
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Tried these out a couple of weeks ago and they worked great. Using a cheap thin tubebicycle hand pump sucked though. Small bike tire air compressor or foot pump would be great.
They really give the kiddos a smile and keep them shooting longer. I was only pumping them up to 80 psi and some of the bottles were shooting 15-20' in the air
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Tried these out a couple of weeks ago and they worked great. Using a cheap thin tubebicycle hand pump sucked though. Small bike tire air compressor or foot pump would be great.
They really give the kiddos a smile and keep them shooting longer. I was only pumping them up to 80 psi and some of the bottles were shooting 15-20' in the air
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