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>suppressors and sbrs about to be deregulated in free states

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>>85610930
american tnt and dynamite laws are basically australian gun laws and British butter knife laws
i would not get too comfortable
i think the way i would defend myself is with hash codes in bitcoin block chains of my security camera live streams then i can just dead mans switch that to the police as evidence
cause lets be real im not defending against normal shit a criminal could throw a bomb at me and id be fucked

Maybe just buy a dog instead of getting yourself placed on every watchlist

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>>85610947
>i think the way i would defend myself is with hash codes in bitcoin block chains of my security camera live streams

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>>85611042
watch lists actually arent a criminal legal offense
who logically makes more sense to have tnt the dude who got on a couple watch list after he lost his job or the dude who has been on two hundred watch lists for a decade with zero legal incidents and a totally clean credit score and who is studying for law career and wants to build a mine tunnel in the nevada desert for fun

>>85610947
You can legally purchase Destructive Devices, or manufacture them yourself.

If you just want to play around with explosives, it's perfectly legal to manufacture them yourself, and detonate them. Transporting them, storing them more than 24 hours, or packing them into some sort of weapon, are what's legally restricted.

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>>85611133
Pic related, legal pipe bombs and Molotov cocktail.

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>>85611133
>>85611141
no its not wtf you need permits for detonating and manufacturing on state and federal which requires like a million dollars of liability insurance and a commercial use case which is why i said its like australian gun laws since they arent for recreational use there

>>85611166
Wrong, fag-o.

Ever heard of Tannerite? It's a binary explosive that's sold unmixed, primarily for use as a reactive target for recreational shooting, as it is sufficiently shock sensitive to be detonated by the impact of a rifle round. Sale is completely uncontrolled, it's perfectly legal to mix it up at the range and set it off. People do it every day. Because the manufacturer and detonation of explosives is not regulated.

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>>85611204
doubt it im gonna believe gemini here plus i would want to use tnt for a mine or breaking rocks since its very strong i think i could get a tnt permit if i wanted to in like ten years which would be genuinely useful for building a basement for my future house since rocks are super big and tnt makes them super small and checks for caves and sinkholes

>>85611225
You are stupid. LLMs are for stupid people.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tannerite