IED or Concussion Grenade?

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Here's an image from the Sheriff's page of the "explosive". Doesn't look punctured or anything, just charred on the outside. I can post the photos of the injured arm too if you want.

>>32103866
Looks like a camp stove fuel bottle that someone tried to light. Would make sense that someone in the camp would have one.

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>>32103875
True. All sorts of camping supplies would be there. Plus I don't see any burn marks or anything indicating that it was a propane bottle.

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>>32103999

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>>32104008

>>32103866

I've shot and blown up loads of those. If you shoot one with a rifle they tend to go flying towards the shooter as the gas vents out the exit hole. If you shoot one with a tracer or in the presence of a flare or campfire they tend to make a sizable fireball and may or may not rocket. If you blow one up with tannerite they make a big fireball. Unless you're using a lot of tannerite they tend to simply fail at the central seam rather than fragment.

Can't really see somebody getting flayed by one of these alone. They're just not that potent by themselves.

it's a fucking concussion grenade you stupid idiot.

>>32104066
Could've been an empty one someone re-purposed into an adhoc bomb.

>>32104099
How would that be done hypothetically? (ATF pls) A poorly done refill?

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>>32104086
[citation needed]