Exploding targets consist of ammonium nitrate (an oxidizer) and aluminum powder (a fuel). But because neither component individually is explosive, they not regulated by the Bureau of Alcohol, ...

Exploding rifle targets also have caught the attention of the FBI. In March 2013, the agency wrote on its intelligence bulletin that such products can be used "for illicit purposes by criminals ...

Officials are asking Utahns to take caution while target shooting on public lands after several wildfires over the last few ...

Exploding rifle targets also have caught the attention of the FBI. In March 2013, the agency wrote on its intelligence bulletin that such products can be used "for illicit purposes by criminals ...

They're called exploding targets which basically are chemical-filled jars being used for more than target practice. YouTube videos showing men, women, even children blowing stuff up are going viral.

There is plenty of disagreement about whether targets that explode, which are growing in popularity, can start fires. ... Exploding targets linked to wildfires across the West.

They set up an exploding target and fired at it, causing a loud boom and a huge smoke-like cloud. The outing resulted in the Goat Fire, which would burn 73,378 acres, the Wenatchee World reported.

Exploding targets are sold and used legally here in Pennsylvania, but in states like Tennessee and Nebraska, the targets become illegal without a permit as soon as they are mixed, ...

Exploding targets, including popular brands Tannerite and H2 Targets are sold online and pitched to customers as tools for target practice. Under new Maryland law, ...

A commonly used exploding target was involved in setting off the 46,000-acre Sawmill Fire on state trust land south of Tucson, the Star has confirmed. The off-duty Border Patrol agent whose ...