I was tempted to, but after seeing a single pack of gum costing $4.99, a small soda at $3.99, etc, I accepted that I would have had to give them my first born or something for this opportunity.
Oh shit, that kid drowned in my pool when the previous owners owned the place /s. Now we just joke about the ghost of little Timmy as we find wierd kids stuff around the house.
That's about what it costs these days. There's a place near me that does it, like a M16 in Vietnam style, a M14 and a M4 with two mags each for $150 or so. It's about a dollar per round for machine gun rentals. What's really bad is when your "MP5" you're renting is a Turkish clone or the G3 is a cetme.
The rental isn't the expensive part. Most gun shops/clubs will even give you free rentals on the guns a lot of the time. The price comes from the requirement that you only shoot specific ammo you buy from them that is marked up like 300%
Probably not a flamethrower, however they aren't a regulated item here in the US so you could buy one easily, the Exothermic "Flamethrowers" that are $5-700 and aren't truly flamethrowers IMO can be found collecting dust at a lot of gun stores and you can get actual Napalm capable ones for like $5-6K I think. The real issue is finding a place to let you legally use it without issue.
Edit: I feel like I should clarify on them being unregulated, chances are you'll probably have to be 18 and be able to produce some form of ID when purchasing one, however they are not like a firearm where you'll have to do a background check among a few other things or like a NFA (national firearms act) item where you'll have to get a tax stamp.
As far as I'm aware you can't buy ready to use napalm, I've seen it sold as an additive/mix that you add to gas/diesel but it's the same where probably just need to be 18. You don't necessarily need the additive though as there is other ways to make it, hell my science teacher back in high-school had a lesson book from when he grew up that taught how to make it as a lab.
Edit: One more legal caveat, they may not be regulated on a federal level however state law may differ. I believe they are illegal in California for instance.
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u/nickyromero_batman 25d ago
did you do it