🔥 What It Is:

Dragon’s Breath rounds are typically 12-gauge shotgun shells filled with magnesium pellets or shards that ignite upon firing. When discharged, they produce a fireball or a stream of sparks and flames that can shoot out up to 100 feet (30 meters) or more, depending on the load.

⚙️ How It Works:

• The shell contains a magnesium-based incendiary compound.

• When fired, the ignition of the compound creates an intense flame and sparks, similar to a pyrotechnic display.

• The visual effect is similar to a flamethrower.

⚠️ Important Notes:

• Highly dangerous: Can ignite flammable materials, including dry grass or wood. Not suitable for indoor use.

• Not practical for self-defense or hunting. It’s mainly used for entertainment, demonstrations, or tactical videos.

• Legality varies: Banned or restricted in some U.S. states and other countries due to fire hazard and classification as incendiary ammo.

🎯 Use Cases:

• Gun shows

• YouTube stunt videos

• Pyrotechnic demonstrations

• Military/police training (rarely)

🚫 Legal & Safety Considerations:

• Illegal or restricted in places like California, New York, and Illinois.

• Use only in controlled environments with fire suppression on hand.

• Treat like live fire + fireworks—with extreme caution.