Flamethrowers were gruesome weapons of war and so controversial that the U.S. military stopped using them after Vietnam. But as crazy as it may sound, they are available for sale to the public.

The X15 flamethrower is a personal, ... meaning that anyone looking to get into the throwing-flame game would need to drop around $10,000 on a military flamethrower. ... on sale for just $1,600.

In contrast to military flamethrowers, the fire that comes roaring from the barrels of the Boring Co. version only appears to protrude a few feet. Eager new flamethrower owners posted pictures and ...

The flamethrower uses 87 octane gasoline is slated to cost between $700 to $800. And it's apparently legal in 48 states, according to The Washington Post. Like I said -- Scary.

But that didn’t stop the flamethrower from entering widespread use during World War II, when the U.S. Army and Marine Corps adopted the variants on the U.S. armed forces’ M1 and M2 ...

Surplus military flamethrowers have been available for many years." Essentially, then, you have to check you local laws, just in case your neighbors know them better than you do.

Flamethrowers were gruesome weapons of war and so controversial that the U.S. military stopped using them after Vietnam. But as crazy as it may sound, they are available for sale to the public.

NEW YORK – Flamethrowers were gruesome weapons of war and so controversial that the U.S. military stopped using them after Vietnam. Yet as crazy as it may seem, they are available for sale to ...

NEW YORK — Flamethrowers were gruesome weapons of war and so controversial that the U.S. military stopped using them after Vietnam. But as crazy as it may sound, they are available for sale to ...