how can i make a guy get shot?

i knew about those kind of "ghetto" squibs but i could see my mom walk out and wonder why my friend was lighting a firecracker that was strapped to my chest. haha
 
clarkage said:
i knew about those kind of "ghetto" squibs but i could see my mom walk out and wonder why my friend was lighting a firecracker that was strapped to my chest. haha
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After seeing the guy with the bottlerocket in his arse on youtube, I doubt it.
 
Just get a long surgical tube from your science teacher and push wax in it about in inch or two down with a pencil. Then fill it will anything dark red and close it up with some more wax. Then you can either try to blow it out with your mouth which would probably not work, or you can get something like a hot water bottle and attach it the best you can with a seal. Then stomp on that biotch and watch the blood fly. You might need to test a few things to stomp on and the seal to the tube to get it right but all that stuff I just mentioned has got to be around you and your friends houses.

EDIT: when I say wax i mean something that will stay soft. Maybe clay instead will work.
 
That could work. I will try it and post the the results also i have already been to detonation but i wanted a little more variety.
 
For the "Stomp Rocket" style squib, I find that a plug made of banana is the best solution - it's soft, it seals the tube and it self-lubricates. Also, when the plug is ejected with the blood, it disintegrates and looks like scraps of something (tissue? brains?).

If you want to take a look at a more expensive (but durable) pneumatic squib, check the link in my signature.
 
Clippard sells most of their small parts in minimum lots of 5, so you have to make some multiple of 5 squibs to use all the parts you buy. With no leftovers, they work out to about $50 a pop. With leftovers, (ie. building just one or two) they're not nearly as good a deal. The cost compares favourably with using a pyrotechnical solution on even a small- or medium-sized project.

On the plus side, they are a durable good and will last you for many uses in many films.
 
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