Radio Shack used to sell a little portable torch kit that had fuel and oxidizer "tanks". Fairly expensive little buggers, if I recall.
A couple years ago I bought a little torch kit made by Miller. Uses propane, or MAPP, or Acetylene and Oxygen to run upto nearly 6000 degree F!!!
Point is, a fuel source is available for a high explosive suitable for the purpose mentioned. Portability would be in a smallish backpack. Room fot the tanks, regulators, hoses, couplers, etc...
I had also thought about this a few years back, but never had a gun suitable to experiment with.
Possible NFA violations involved there.
But had an idea about feeding bullets held on strips, being chambered, tightly I might add, then metered fuel, and sparked a couple millliseconds later. All after the trigger was pulled.
A small fan would "clear" the chamber prior to each shot, thereby insuring a clean, reliable burn.
I had some drawings of this thing(AutoCad), might still be around here someplace..
A couple years ago I bought a little torch kit made by Miller. Uses propane, or MAPP, or Acetylene and Oxygen to run upto nearly 6000 degree F!!!
Point is, a fuel source is available for a high explosive suitable for the purpose mentioned. Portability would be in a smallish backpack. Room fot the tanks, regulators, hoses, couplers, etc...
I had also thought about this a few years back, but never had a gun suitable to experiment with.
Possible NFA violations involved there.
But had an idea about feeding bullets held on strips, being chambered, tightly I might add, then metered fuel, and sparked a couple millliseconds later. All after the trigger was pulled.
A small fan would "clear" the chamber prior to each shot, thereby insuring a clean, reliable burn.
I had some drawings of this thing(AutoCad), might still be around here someplace..