A modern Pains-Wessex standard 1 inch (26.5mm) Very flare is designed to reach a height of at least 100m and burns for 8 seconds. See data sheet on their web site http://www.painswessex.com/Leisure/signal-cartridge-calibre-4-265mm.html
They also make a Very parachute flare that can go 300m in height.
Depends on the flare gun and the distance. A flare gun launches a big, very light projectile that happens to be on fire. Not intended as a weapon, but at VERY close range, could be used as one.
Your moves are very good. But for focus punch instead you can put focus blast. Instead of flare blitz you can put blast burn or a non fire or fighting type move.
Try gun shops, pawn shops, gun shows, want ads, for sale ads, garage sales, estate sales, on line auctions.
It's very difficult. Flares typically have a fuel/oxidizer mix contained within the flare, allowing them to burn even when not in the presence of oxygen. Smothering a flare will not work. You either need to let it burn out, remove enough heat so that the chain reaction ends, or remove the burning part from the rest of the flare. Police are trained to grind the flare in to the concrete until it is out.
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Yes, provided the gun does not have a full choke. Cylinder bore (no choke) shotguns are best. A full choke may cause the flare to get stuck. If the flare gets stuck in the barrel it may melt it, or at the very least dangerously weaken the metal. This may cause the barrel to fail catastrophically when you fire an actual shot round.
It is a West German .22 caliber pistol of very poor quality. Many are unsafe to fire. Please have checked by a gunsmith.
In almost all of them, yes. There have been a very few rare 45s that were made with smoothbore barrels to fire shot cartridges.
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The flare gun was invented in 1877 by a US Navy officer by the name of Lt. Edward Wilson Very. The flare guns were often referred to as "Very" pistols. The flare gun first came into use by the US Navy for signaling and communication purposes in 1882. By 1910 the flare gun was used worldwide. It served an important role in World War I. It still serves as an important role in the world today. It is used for things such as combat situations and recognisance missions.
No, it's isn't, and it could be a very ill-advised thing to do, given the construction of the Lorcin pistols, which uses cast zinc.
This was a very interesting and unique show. This was the last time they ever played "This House is on Fire". During the song, some moron decided to launch a military flare from the floor, igniting the wooden roof of the Tacoma Dome on fire. An interesting note, during the song Brian noticed what had happened and changed the chorus to "This Dome is on Fire". This fire was put out without having to interrupt the show. I happened to be standing right next to this idiot who lit the flare when he did this. This was also the first show played in the Tacoma Dome. I think Ted Nuget had the opening act.