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An initiator which will initiate common material to produce dust “explosions can be rapidly and easily constructed. This type of charge is “ideal for the destruction of enclosed areas such as rooms or buildings.

The white of any bird egg can be used to gel gasoline for use as a “flame fuel which will adhere to target surfaces.

Common household bleach contains a small amount of potassium chlorate, which can be extracted by the procedure that follows.

Sodium Chlorate is a strong oxidizer used in the manufacture of explosives. It can be used in place of Potassium Chlorate

Effective fragmentation grenades can be made from a block of tnt or “other blasting explosive and nails.

This phile is for those have no concern for themselves. (in short, a fucking MANIAC!!!)

R.D.X., also called cyclonite, or composition C-1 (when mixed with plasticisers) is one of the most valuable of all military explosives. This is because it has more than 150% of the power of T.N.T., and is much easier to detonate. It should not be used alone, since it can be set off by a not-too severe shock. It is less sensitive than mercury fulminate, or nitroglycerine, but it is still too sensitive to be used alone.

ANFO is an acronym for Ammonium Nitrate - Fuel Oil Solution. An ANFO solves the only other major problem with ammonium nitrate: its tendency to pick up water vapor from the air

Nitroglycerine is one of the most sensitive explosives, if it is not the most sensitive. Although it is possible to make it safely, it is difficult.

The chemical fire bottle is really an advanced molotov cocktail. Rather than using the burning cloth to ignite the flammable liquid, which has at best a fair chance of igniting the liquid, the chemical fire bottle utilizes the very hot and violent reaction between sulfuric acid and potassium chlorate.

This work is the culmination of hundreds of authors (mostly anonymous) who have contributed articles relating to anarchy throughout the underground, either contributing to some ‘zine or just posting text files.

(Ways to avoid scoring an “Own Goal”) An “own goal” is the death of a person on your side from one ofyour own devices

A few quite good mixtures for low order explosives, does not include porpotions.

Looks like part of a handbook and contains many dangerous techniques to kill people with poison and other methods.

A fairly low quality handbook containing various other files.

A Cheap Lil’ Guide to ‘Professional Housebombing / Homewrecking’

This is the ULTIMATE revenge handbook and well worth a read containing hundreds of very innovative and original idears.

How to make your very own RC detonators for your favorite High Level Explosives

Contains 8 dangerous devices to make. Looks like a few are taken from the anarchist cookbook but also contains some originals.

Goes through a few “essentials” of a criminal minded indervidual.

Have you ever tried to impress your friends by picking one of those Master combination locks and failed? Well then read on

Describes explosives terms and also gives an introduction to different improvisation techniques.

In order to become a man of knowledge, one must be a warrior, not a whimpering child. One must strive without giving up, without complaint, without flinching.

A couple of interesting techniques to increase your chances of survival in combat.

How to get information about someone you wish to avenge.

The secound in a series. This file describes how to avenge against your mark.

A documentary, nay, manual on the widely studied and practiced art of creating havoc and general social disarray

After reading this file youwill have a basic understanding of explosives. You will also know how to makeTNT, Nitroglycerin, Black Powder, and Dynamite safely in your own home.

We will discuss in this article nerve gas grenades, impact grenades, anddelayed timing grenades. You should be able to prepare and arm a very lethaldevice after reading this article.

This is the second of three parts in the section V series. About ninety percent of the stuff in here is quite feasible. Enjoy . . .