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Careful with those.
In some jurisdictions they qualify as a "destructive device" - that is, in
blunt english, a BOMB.
That is a SERIOUS problem - its worse than getting caught with a prohibited
firearm in terms of the penalties potentially imposed on you.
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On Tue, Dec 11, 2001 at 01:07:21PM -0500, Ron Rogers wrote:
> Arild's point about lights and concussive sound brings to mind the "flash
> bang" grenade used by the SAS and US counter-terrorist units. If one could
> be tossed from the cabin to the deck, it would achieve surprise and give you
> a few seconds to act before the pirates reoriented themselves. I have seen
> German 37mm flash bang flares advertised in newspapers devoted to guns. Chay
> Blyth used these to wake up people on the bridges of freighters when it
> looked like they would run him down. The grenades would be best - if you
> knew where to purchase them.
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