+20 seconds? what are you, a marathon runner?

"you want a quickie, or the full 2 minutes" -AvE

Lol!!!!!!

ThermaTorch Lava Wand Satan's Stick Devil's Flashlight

Portable 3rd Degree burn😳😁,By Ronco

I'm sure there's a kings of Leon pun for one's stick being aflame

Based

No joke!! 😂

For a video for someone’s who just interested in the process, sure... but it’s very important to give a briefing to someone who is actually participating.. ‘death by lecture’; that is one of the reasons why you aren’t there.

@@Iheartdgd agree the whole talk was very informative

The real mvp right here

Can't cut security chain though

​@@God8-Oyou can.

Now cut a hole in a steel wall with them Bolt cutters and tell me you don’t wish you had about 5 of these Breach pens 🖊️

John John who’s 1st Sgt is this

Sounds like he was a Marine

@@MaCoop3r That looks like Okinawa....

@@Bwa600 to/

My thought exactly 😂

Lol

😂

Can they burn through a dead bolt?

​@@anonymouscitizen2732yes. Any more questions?

$120 each in 2023

Yup! Just watch the flammable liquids

Or if it dont get yourself free first try you can set the car on fire around you

@@jamesmaclurcan2546 If you're a moron, that's true...

Basically everything in a vehicle is flammable except the frame and engine, thermite burns at well over 1000°f your whole vehicle would be in flames before you managed to get anywhere with this 25 seconds of burn time.

@@Apollo55_ That's not actually true. When I was a munitions systems specialist in the Airforce, we worked with shapped thermite charges that would put a pencil sized hole through an engine block and were used for demilitarizing different types of equipment so the enemy couldn't come in and use it after we left. Depending upon mix and method of deployment, you can do a lot with thermite that doesn't end with the immediate and complete destruction of something.

But then he’d be a dog-gone pussy

😂

Sunglasses to keep the rain out of his eyes.

R. Flan F’ing A. Nobody knows breaching like Max Joseph. Trust me on this.

To be fair it's a stupid fucking product thats more like to set you and your friends on fire than anything else. You can get 10 inch bolt cutters that will defeat most any chain, you don't even risk setting yourself on fire or wasting matches.

Ok, now use bolt cutters on an industrial door, or a vehicle.

@@echofoxtrotwhiskey1595this thing barely got through a single chain link…. Let alone an “industrial door.” Also just break a window on the vehicle idiot. This thing is trash.

@@frankcastenza6361 Yeah breaking a window doesn’t disable a vehicle though.

@@echofoxtrotwhiskey1595 all this would do to an industrial door is lock up the mechanisms even worse

I'm no expert by any means but it does definitly appear to be a magnesium rod and thermite is usually a reddish color so it adds up. I get what you're saying tho, I think the match is some sort of thermite magnesium compound that is easily ignited but heats enough to ignite the entire magnesium rod.

It can burn through a dead bolt.

@@anonymouscitizen2732 is there a video of that?

@@simply_based I don't know of a video out there that has that demonstration, but I do own a few of these sticks and don't mind trying it out. It would be good to know.

Well they are way lighter than a angle grinder or bolt cutters. One of these things could be carried on your gear easily while manipulating your fighting rifle. Not every situation would allow the time or team members to have someone go fetch a angle grinder or bolt cutters. Also, one of these torches would cut through a quality hardened steel pad lock/chain rather quickly vs either the bolt cutters or angle grinder. Ive had a pad lock that I tried some big bolt cutters on and didn't get anywhere with it. Then the angle grinder... loud as fuck. Your breaching and want to be as stealth and as fast as possible right? Just saying and Ive never even heard of one of these "breech pens" till tonight.

don't beleive the concrete was wet as they weren't in the open.

@@bagofsunshine3916 I built a few foundries for melting aluminum and can assure you that concrete is always wet and retaining moisture if exposed. If molten aluminum hits what looks like dry concrete it will pop from steam explosions and aluminum is cold compared to this stuff.

huh, didn't know that so little moisture was needed for it to explode. i've only seen concrete do that when it was visibly moist. or it recently dried so you could asume that there is still some moisture in it. So when wouldn't this happen? on an indoor concrete floor? or obviously on anything not concrete.

I wouldn't trust any concrete unless slowly heated and held above boiling for a few hours. Look up the curing of refractory cement and you'll get an idea of how long of a process it is. In the video you can hear rain in the background so I have no doubt the concrete is moist. He's talking about 5000 degrees and I wouldn't dare let that kind of heat near moisture. Superheated steam can displace it's water volume 1000x, when I spilled aluminum on concrete a chunk the size of a golf ball popped and threw the aluminum all over.

Watching the video again you can see the concrete is wet behind him and while he cuts at 7:25 steam flashes are popping and throwing slag up.

With a chain, yeah, better use bolt cutters, but with a metal door this would work perfect.

The breach pen has more varied applications and weighs less. Bolt cutters are great at cutting bolts, but that's about all they're good for

Also the breachpen takes no strength to use and is a lot more versatile and easy to use.

But that isn't tacticool oper8or enough, unless your bolt cutters have molle webbing and a free floating cutting blades.

Bahaha I would love to watch you cut open a door with a breachpen, your gonna need like a 100.

Combat Simulations Group by BattleTactiX Its a bit bigger and it lasts longer because it uses more material, get what ya pay for yeah.

Combat Simulations Group by BattleTactiX plus it looks like it has a slightly better design to reduce accidental breakage of the rod in use as well as improvements to placement of the match striker.

Yeah, that's what he said, "incininaries."

You can't. Thermite/magnesium will burn until it is out. Water etc won't work. Don't light it unless ur real sure you want to light it

Class d fire extinguisher

Yep 😂😂that’s what all the popping was, concrete spalling.

@@CoGhostRider Excellent try at sounding smart, but that couldn't have been a more ridiculous answer to your own question. It's rapid evaporation of water from the Thermite igniter, not an issue caused by water entering concrete and rusting out metal joining rebar (aka concrete spalling). Did you like your own comment too? LoL #pretendeod

@@CoGhostRider Go look at pistol shrimp if you don't understand the mechanics

Quick breaching of buildings I guess. But yea idk when you would really need to torch something

No. Military, first responders, fire dept, etc. only.

You can go on their website and buy it

Alot hotter

Bubble Boot magnesium not the thermite

DweebDude the match is thermite and he threw it down.

Matt Kluge Dude, SPELL it right if you’re going to be the youtube hall monitor!!!!

Were to buy it ?

Thermite...as in World Trade Center thermite.

No, magnesium pen. Burns hotter than thermite but you need thermite to light it.

he said that and I instantly asked myself "why is this guy an instructor?"

Fricken incininaries burnin half as hot as the fricken sun

jade curphey It’s not for chasing down perps. It’s for getting into schools and churches to deliver .45 slugs to the face of a shooter.

@@OGsDangerShow kids are already dead and now youre being shot at by law enforcement for being the dumbass trying to use this to get into a church or school.

Cool. So you have zero knowledge of this product.

John Brown dopeness is a thing

Cutting through metal with lightweight tools.

Metal doors where using explosives would alert the hostiles inside. With this you may alert some people if they're directly on the other side of the door, that's about it.

You’re thinking practical, we’re thinking tactical....

Chef Jeff there are uses for this that a bolt cutter couldn’t do.

@@CoGhostRider yep

duct tape it to the hood of a vehicle and no more engine. or up in the wheel-well. if you want some real carnage? give them to the atf!

@@jeffl9534 we had them in the Service. Why we had them if we ditched a vehicle you put one on the block it’d go straight through it.

@@ShawnaGraham50 i never served. so as a civi to get access to anything simular is nice. need things like this should the shtf happens. if i could make my own that would be great.

A tool is a tool. A tool has no motivation, no guilt. Blame falls on the one who wields it.

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