Guess I'll just have to go back to setting things on fire.
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You got us in trouble last time you did that Fateli.
I'll just shoot a piece of wood with my 50 calibre repeatedly until I get the desired smoke effect, problem solved take that ATF 😁
Not in my state.
Nothing like a flash bang to get your BIF photo's to express a sense of urgency.
How to take a picture of your dog, by Ian Miles Cheong
Step 1 : Flashbang him
That’s basically what happened when I got my first 2400 watt strobe. Nearly set the dog’s bed on fire.
Apostrophes don't mean "here comes an s."
I still haven't figured out how to sync my flash with the bang, though.
Oh no! Anyway...
What about a DJ fogger?
Doesn't apply. A fogger uses glycol-based or glycerin-based fluids to create the fog. The banned devices use a "explosive" to ignite the content of the "bomb"
Oh no. Anyways.
Damn, that's every beginner sony shooter
Also the smoke photography fad is way over rated, it's the vaping of photography, or maybe it's the old batman TV show fanbase.
Note to self: make vape grenades. Totally different from smoke grenades.
Fog machines don't make smoke, so yea.
The list is very specific , it does not. Appear to impact normal colored smoke. It appears to target devices that look like real devices. Like the simulation cans that appear to be cs but are just smoke, devices that mimic flashbang and military grenades. I can't find Mc 18 smoke grenade but
I've seen posts from airaoft smoke company's says they are legal within the new ATFE release. The ATFE lists the em55 , specifically, but not the tp40. I'm assuming normal colored smoke that yall use is going to be a ok. I wrote a big smoke retailer for clarification. Also every store would be break federal laws right now if normal smoke devices were illegal now.
Here is the list of newly regulated devices
Device Description Department of Transportation ex#
M11, M12, M13 Devices EX2015020101 M10 Devices EX2015020084 MC-18 Smoke Grenades EX2017122029 EG67 Powder and Confetti Bombs EX2020082412; EX2020082413 EM55 Emergency Smoke Devices EX2017040307; EX2017040290 Mil-X Smoke Devices EX2014020114; EX2014020235 EL55 Electric Smoke Devices EX2017010539; EX2017020010 EG67 Ball Grenades EX2015100576 Wire Pull Paint Grenades EX2015111073 EG18X Smoke Signals EX2015020398; EX2015020437
Hmm
That sucks. I got some atmosphere in a can to try out from adorama. No way it can put out the smoke density an Enola Gaye can. Oh well
Looks like Atmosphere Aerosol will be with us for a minute.
I wrote some companies about this ad here is a response
Hello,
All our products are legal to buy and use. We are the only Smoke Grenade company with current ATF exemptions.
Our current ATF exemption includes EG25, WP40, TP40, Twin Vent, Twin Vent 2 and EG18. We keep working with the authorities to ensure the safe and legal use of our products for the benefit of all who enjoy them.
Thank you and make it a great day!!
EG Grenade Co.
Office: 775.513.6600
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