Fire. No, really. Fire.

Only $700.00

Works on regular gasoline.

Link: World's First Commercially Available Flamethrower
They'll get my flamethrower when they pry it from my crispy blackened fingers!
I foresee someone ending up in the burn ward.
My gut feeling is that it will be illegal in the US before it hits the market. It does look like fun.


Molon labe? Nah. MOLON FLAMBÉ ! ! !

This isn't going to end right...
Outstanding!!!
Just in time for our July 4th B-B-Q.

They must take up the merchandising angle.


The kids are gonna love it...



But do you want to know the neatest thing about flamethrowers? There is no federal prohibition against owning a working one. The NFA of 1934 regulates suppressors, full-auto firearms, rifle barrel length, shotgun overall length, cannons over .50-caliber etc., etc., etc. but not a word about flame weapons. It’s a non-issue with the Feds and barring state regulations any citizen can own/operate a flamethrower (note- this is not legal advice, consult your local and state laws before you acquire something that wherfs flammen!).
Ref: www.guns.com

Apparently California bans possession, . . . of course.

P.S. Poor old DonDiego learned during his brief research on ownership of a flame thrower that one may also own a gun which one builds oneself, . . . as lone as one is not already under a prohibition from owning any firearm.
Went to see Motley Crue at the Hard Rock in 2013. The bass player Nikki Sixx had a flame thrower of some type. I will assume he was sober as can be and had practiced a lot because he could have killed someone on stage or in the audience in a flash.



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