
Heck Yes You Can Own A Flamethrower In Wyoming
It's not every day that you happen across two grown men arguing over flamethrowers, but it happened. I was politely eavesdropping on their conversation. Usually, I wouldn't pay attention to what others are talking about, but the moment I heard the word flamethrower, I knew their conversation was going to be much more in-depth and entertaining than mine.
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Subject number one bet subject number two $20 that flamethrowers were legal in Wyoming. Subject number two was so passionate that he was sure they were illegal, so he upped the ante to $100.

Poor subject number two got a dose of "I told you so" and had to hand over $100 to subject number one.
You might be surprised to learn that owning a flamethrower is 100% legal in Wyoming; actually, there's only one state where flamethrowers are 100% banned in the US, and no, it's not California, it's Maryland. Although in California, you'll need a permit to own one.
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You may be wondering why someone would want/ need a flamethrower, and that's a good question.
Merriam-Webster defines a flamethrower as a device that expels from a nozzle a burning stream of liquid or semi-liquid fuel under pressure.
- Using fire as a weapon has been around since ancient times, but the modern weaponization of flamethrowers began with World War I.
- They are also used to assist with fighting fires, by backburing and eliminating fuels and creating a firebreak.
- Forest management will use flamethrowers for controlled burns to clear undergrowth and improve animal habitats.
- Many farmers will use them to eliminate weeds and brush.
- Flamethrowers are another way to eliminate insect nests and hives of things like hornets.
If you are wondering where to buy a flamethrower, it's as simple as searching on Amazon and having it sent to your house. Check out the selection HERE. Alternatively, a quick Google search can also yield some interesting options.
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