Firefighters, house fires, and ammunition

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Re: Firefighters, house fires, and ammunition

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There is zero difference putting out a fire directly in front of you with burning ammo in it or out on the street curb away from you ammo wise ...

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Re: Firefighters, house fires, and ammunition

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I would think the 5 gallons of lawn mower gas would be more of a concern to the FD. Thinking about it, gunpowder is one of the least volatile things in my garage :roll:. Gunpowder is a flash, Gas, Oil, Automotive products burn long and hot.
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Re: Firefighters, house fires, and ammunition

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More of a concern are propane cylinders for BBQ grills and other compressed flammable gas items. These can be a major issue. BBQ cylinders are about 20 lbs (4.5 gallons) each of LPG. I store about 130 lbs (30 gallons) in the garage for my balloon, so the fire department has it listed in my special instructions for my residence.
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