I think I remember someone, warweed maybe, went so far as to put steel plates in the back of their car. I'm not that dedicated but I've got a few dozen mL's of NG I want to move about 10 miles. Mostly the roads are nice but right at the end is about a half mile dirt and gravel.
I could probably dig up some cotton to cushion it, but is that enough? I know NG isn't that sensitive but I'm still more uncomfortable around it than AP.

dont use styrofoam peanuts like that dumbass did with his primaries
and isent some cotton like 1/2 plastic crap that can generate static electrcity, not that it matters with ng i dont think. you better make sure its 100% cotton, just incase

or you can dilute it with acetone

make sure the windows are down, maybe wear ear plugs?

i was gonna say leave the trunk open , but i dont know if that would help much

YUP though that was a while ago i since got rid of the car but it was a old 1982 mercury cougar gs 4 door sedan that i cut the bottom of the trunk out and tacked in some sheet metal so it was flat (used to have a well for a spare tire then i just made a triangle frame on the bottom and sides and then a welded some 1/2 inch A106b (high pressure) Plate steel for the 2 side walls and for the back wall and the bottom i used 3/4 inch 1/8 inch gap with 100% penetration using 6010 root and 7018 fill all of which is uphand weld (not down hand) then on the back closest the lock for the trunk only 10 inches up and for the top 10 inches as well .. then on the inside i had chain tacked for hold bottle in place .. and small little containter spaces so stuff would not bounce around the idea was that if somthing were to occur it would not peirce the back were the back seats were instead it would be forced mainly to the side walls and it would blow up and out saveing anyone in the back seat and the fuel tank .. the transport container was grounded to the frame ...


car cost - 250 dollars
car parts - 200 dollars (minor engine work and beefer suspension)
cost of steel - 90 dollars (local scrap metal yard and a cutting torch for the win)


total time invested about 13 hours total

so i probally spent about 540 for a safe transport vechicle plus gas :P

i tested cobs and small HE charges under 600 grams

needless to say all worked well replaced the trunk and hinges 3 times and hammered a few small dents .. trunk was about 30 bucks from a car junk yard


i ended up selling the car though for scrap metal about 2 years ago ....

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Very funny.

I'd like to have kids.

Looks like I'm gonna dissolve some ETN in it and roll with that.

If it goes off you won't be doing much of anything regardless. It is safer to hold it and absorb the shock yourself.

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Since that depends on the size of the charge, I'll take your word for it

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