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Mesquite Gunpowder

Grind barbecue briquettes and pour saltpeter and sulpher on them
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As an avid - OK, addicted barbecuista, I use a great deal of mesquite-supplemented charcoal, as well as the occasional snort of the full-strength stuff.

It smells so good. I was dumping out the bottom of the bag and the dust looked like gunpowder.

Why not (How many times have those two words got us in trouble?) use mesquite charcoal for the charcoal portion of the gunpowder formula?

I love the smell of target practice in the morning - It smells like - dinner.

normzone, Sep 07 2007


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       Survivor Macguiver:   

       Let's see, we got some dried bird crap, charcoal briquetes, a pack of matches and some vacuum cleaner attachments...   

       The sulfur is still gonna stink it up, but yeah. [+]
baconbrain, Sep 07 2007
  

       The perfect Redneck accessory, also available in Hickory, Cherry, Sassafras, Mulberry ... [+]
nuclear hobo, Sep 07 2007
  

       An amusing circular link, [k_sra].
normzone, Sep 07 2007
  

       fun, huh?
k_sra, Sep 07 2007
  

       The page you are looking for might have been removed, had its name changed, or is temporarily unavailable.   

       broken circle?   

       It appears we are having technical difficulties with the link.
normzone, Sep 09 2007
  

       i took it away.
k_sra, Sep 09 2007
  

       I want some.
ye_river_xiv, Dec 04 2009
  


 

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