Blackborealis

I'm assuming you mean full cartridges, but ammunition generally isn't dangerous unless it's in a firearm. The case of a round is thin brass that will rupture to vent burning gasses if they ignite. The reason the actual bullet is shot with such velocity when in a firearm is because the chamber of the gun holds the case together on all sides except for down the barrel.

Here is a video showcasing how it is dangerous to burn ammo, but nowhere near as dangerous as most people might think.

What is your favourite flavour of ice-cream?

I know this is off topic, but I don't usually get to talk to retired LEOs.

What is your opinion on gun control?

Hi Jon, you put out some great videos and are one of my oldest channels that I subscribed to and am still subscribed to. My favourite videos are your Movie Night reviews which are in my opinion are some of the most accurate and trustworthy reviews there are.

Anyway enough brown-nosing...

Knowing you are a hockey fan, what is your opinion of commissioner Gary Bettman?

P.S. #55 Johnny Boychuk graduated from my high school.