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Old 03-23-2012, 21:56   #1
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Dragon Arms Flame Throwers

I'm watching this show with Larry the Cable Guy on the history channel. He was in Colorado with what I'm guessing are the owners of the place. They were firing off bowling ball cannons, PVC rockets....and flame throwers.

Now aside from grenades, flame throwers are something I do not have. I know they aren't regulated. I'm curious if anyone near that area knows anything about them...whether they sell them or what?

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Old 03-23-2012, 22:18   #2
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I live in Colorado Springs where Dragon Mans is located. Mel is the owner and he has all kinds of crazy weapons. He does a fully automatic day where you can fire different weapons buy purchasing the ammo already loaded in magazines or belts and let it rip. He is on the news quite a bit in the local area. He has great prices on firearms and his range is a ton of fun.

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Old 03-23-2012, 22:59   #3
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I live in Colorado Springs where Dragon Mans is located. Mel is the owner and he has all kinds of crazy weapons. He does a fully automatic day where you can fire different weapons buy purchasing the ammo already loaded in magazines or belts and let it rip. He is on the news quite a bit in the local area. He has great prices on firearms and his range is a ton of fun.
Any way you could hook me up with a phone number or any info regarding the flame throwers?

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Old 03-23-2012, 23:04   #4
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I'm watching this show with Larry the Cable Guy on the history channel. He was in Colorado with what I'm guessing are the owners of the place. They were firing off bowling ball cannons, PVC rockets....and flame throwers.

Now aside from grenades, flame throwers are something I do not have. I know they aren't regulated. I'm curious if anyone near that area knows anything about them...whether they sell them or what?

Thanks

-Emt1581
Army / Navy stores have 'em.

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They cost more to operate with the higher gas prices. The EPA is trying to regulate and tax the high carbon and CO2.

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Old 03-24-2012, 20:53   #5
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Kill it with FIRE! :D
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Old 03-24-2012, 20:55   #6
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The Army Navy stores around here do NOT have them. They have gas masks and canteens...that's about the extent of surplus gear.

If anyone can find me a working one with the seals in tact and no holes punched in the tanks...so the thing just needs to be filled to function....let me know and we can work something out.

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