« Reply #20 on: December 14, 2020, 01:20:50 PM »
I know, but they weren't like the bird bombs I had. They were a lot longer and probably twice three times as powerful.
I was thinking about that later. The ones I bought at the gun show were probably three times as powerful as the ones I got at Firequest or Ammoquest or whatever it was called. Maybe even more than that, but I can't say for sure. I only know that they were way, way longer and a LOT louder. They made the other 37mm bird bombs sound like 12 gauge bird bombs in comparison. That's why I referred to them as "super-duper" bird bombs. They weren't regular bird bombs that you can buy at online stores. Not even close to the regular kind.
I haven't seen "gopher bombs" for sale anywhere in a long, long time either. I once had 2 boxes of them totaling 144. They were about the same explosive power and decibel level of M-80s. After I bought mine they said you had to sign a statement saying you were a farmer and needed the pest control devices because you were experiencing crop damage. Once they had the signed statement on file they would sell them to you.
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