You can find satchel charge blueprints in monuments like Launch Site and Oil Rig, possibly also Dome.Satchels do 43.5 damage to the strongest items/materials in the game.It takes 46 satchels to destroy an armored wall.It takes 12 satchels to destroy an armored door.They can be used to blow down doors and breach enemy bases via the weak spots.They are much easier to find for blueprints than rockets and C4.If it fails to go off, you have to pick it up to rearm itРІР‚В¦ The Satchel Charge is an unreliable explosive which arms when placed or thrown, and then has a random time to detonation. You can craft it for 60 gunpowder and 20 metal frags after youРІР‚в„ўve researched it.You can find it in the mid to high-tier monuments around the map.It takes 223 Bean Cans to destroy an armored wallРІР‚В¦ WAY too slow.It takes 56 Bean Cans to destroy an armored door.It has a 15% chance of having an extra-long fuseРІР‚В¦ so you think itРІР‚в„ўs a dud and then BANG! In your faceРІР‚В¦.

It has a 15% chance of blowing up right after you let go of itРІР‚В¦ OW!.

It has a 70% chance of having a 3.5 to 4-second fuse.

The Bean Can has a 25% chance of being a dud and a 50% chance of reigniting when you pick the dud up.

It is much easier to find and research than other explosives.The Bean Can grenade is an extremely unreliable improvised explosive device in Rust. So check out the Top 5 best raiding explosives in Rust! 5. But, in the end, for big raids the better the explosives are the less the total cost will be because youРІР‚в„ўll need way fewer of something like C4 than something like satchel charges. In rust, sulfur, and material cost per individual unit decreases the worse the explosive type is. Are you ready to dominate in Rust? Guess how? Raiding! But for that you'll need the best explosives in the game.

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