AZDoug wrote:My final comment on this, is that the fireball that RS shows in his photo is from an unburned powder flare.
How do you get an unburned powder flare?
basically, four ways:
Pour some unburned powder in the can prior to shooting it.
Take a can that had been fired a lot and bang it around, knocking some of the carbon loose, you will then get anywhere from 2-3 to 10 or more flame thrower shots as more carbon is blasted loose and burned with each shot.
Manually scrape the carbon buildup inside of the can to give the gases a foothold to get under the carbon scale, same result as above.
Run 2-3 full auto mags thru a cold can, then let it sit for a minute or so, then fire another round, doesn't always work, but it can. Barrel length plays a factor here
the above will gerenate a fireball from any manufacturers can.
The Atlas mount has similar muzzle flash to a thread mount version, and less flash on a longer barerl than a shorter barrel.
And I am outta here, i have better things to do with my time than hang out here.
Doug
This statement is completely untrue.
I received the can new. I opened the package and was the first person to fire it. The can was uncertainly unfired, because you had opened up the I.D. of the mount and it was bare metal. The very first round fired had the same flash as every round since. No one has sabotaged you, except for yourself. We would have never posted the test, but you publicly stated that the can had nearly no muzzle flash and no blow back. That is simply untrue, very obvious, and was easy to disprove.
I do not believe that you are intentionally misleading people...I think that you have never tested this can for flash or back pressure and you were simply repeating what you had heard from another source.
