Material Safety Data Sheet: Agent T

Material Safety Data Sheet: Agent T

AGENT T

SECTION I - GENERAL INFORMATION

DATE: 16 April 1988
REVISED: 11 Dec 1996

MANUFACTURER'S ADDRESS:

U.S. ARMY CHEMICAL BIOLOGICAL DEFENSE COMMAND
EDGEWOOD RESEARCH DEVELOPMENT,
AND ENGINEERING CENTER (ERDEC)
ATTN: SCBRD-ODR-S
ABERDEEN PROVING GROUND, MD 20101-5423

Emergency telephone #' s: 0700-1630 EST: 410-671-4411/4414
After: 1630 EST: 410-...

Making a Shock Rod

by Circle Lord

Making a Shock Rod

By

Circle Lord

This handy little circuit is the key to generating THOUSANDS of volts of electricity for warding off attackers (notice the plural). It generates it all from a hefty 6-volt source and is easily fit into a tubular casing. Originally used as a fence charger, this circuit can be put to other uses such as: charging a whole row of lockers at school, a row of theater seats, or...

Making Slingshots

Making Slingshots

Slingshots are useful tools for the dirty trickster. The modern ones are as different from the forked-limb-and-inner-tube variety of your youth as a Daisy BB gun is from a Taser. They aren't even called slingshots any more. The technocrats have renamed them hand catapults. I bet Goliath is turning over in his grave.

Any good sporting-goods store can outfit you with the proper nylon-and-steel Hand Catapult to carry on your...

Making Dum-Dum Bullets

by arch vile

This is how to make your bullet alot better, doing this is actually illegal so do not do it, and if you do, make sure no-one finds out.

This is very easy to do. Get a handgun bullet and very carefully with plier pull the actual bullet out of the cartridge. Then hammer down the end until it is flat yet even. Then, with a hacksaw, carve a perfect cross into it, put it back in the cartridge and load it into your gun.

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Makarov Silencer

by Prof. James Toadstool

Disclaimer: Niether the totse.com staff or the author of this file will be held responsible for the actions of those who maight attempt to use or misuse this information; which is strictly for educational purposes only.

For those of you who own a Makarov (9x18) pistol and want to silence it but lack the metal working equipment needed to manufacture most silencerzs then this file is foryou.

The following is from:...

List of U-2, SR-71 Units, with Bases, OLs, and Dets

by Andreas Gehrs-Pahl

Here is the corrected and completed list of all U-2 and SR-71 units, their bases, OLs and Dets. (Last update January 11, 1995)

Det X (USAF / CIA), Detachments):

Detachment, USAF / CIA deployment base for U-2 reconnaissance aircraft (later OL-n, then to OL-XX and Det n), where _X_ is a capital letter:

Det A - RAF Lakenheath, England, 1st WRSP, (WRSP-1), (Weather Reconnaissance...

List of Handguns

List of Handguns

This is not all inclusive, but gets bigger each time. The prices are suggested retail. The emphasis here is on practical self-defense guns, as I'm not a hunter and don't live in a gun-friendly area.

Accu-Tek AT-25SS, AT-25AL, AT-25SSB, AT-32SS, AT-32SSB, AT-380SS, and AT- 380SSB: semi-automatics with 2.75" barrels, 5.6" long, exposed hammers, black composition grips, manual thumb safeties. Model #s indicate caliber,...

Liquid Oxidizer

by lpumsunpiyush

Liquid Oxidizer

A liquid oxidizer for explosives, comprising nitric acid, ammonium nitrate and water.

The idea is to balance those factors and intended results so that the liquid oxidizer can be mixed with other materials to form explosive and achieve the desired results, and to provide required (good) oxidizers for explosives. These and other objects are achieved by providing solution comprising of nitric acid, ammonium...

Lego Silencer

by Kipling

Items needed:

-round dowel (wood or rubber) that is the diameter of the pipe (it must fit tightly into the pipe so it doesn't fall out).)

-handlebar grip (the kind used on mountainbike handlebars) basically a long thin tube of rubber that is a fair thickness like that of a handlebar grip.

-pipe approx. 4-6 inches long which is not more than a few millimeters bigger than the handlebar grip in diameter.
...

Lecture on Bio/Warfare/Terrorism/Weapons

by Francis A. Boyle

Introduction

Last Fall we saw an anthrax attack on the United States government that obviously was designed to shut the government down at a very critical moment in our history as a republic, that is immediately after September 11 when Congress should have been in session, making very critical decisions on oversight of the executive branch of government. This did not occur because of these anthrax attacks....

Landmine Detection
by Robert S. Burlage

Using bacteria to detect the presence of landmines capitalizes on their response to explosive compounds. This research involves engineering, which requires a knowledge of the bacterial genes, and sensitive detection equipment. The bacterial chromosome may contain several thousand genes, some of which encode enzymes that make organic compounds, a useable food source. Bacteria have evolved control procedures to express these genes only when the...

Knife Fighting

by Don Pentecost

BLOODY IRON, by Jenks and Brown.

This book was written by ex-cons who learned their edged-weapons techniques in prison and on the streets. It begins with an informal discussion of the blades and fighting methods used by history's greatest knife fighters, from King David's son Absalom to Jim Bowie and others. It then goes on to explain in detail proper stance, style, choice of weapons and unarmed defensive maneuvers, and a lot mor...

Knife Fightin'

by Evil_Tree

So you want to learn the ancient art of knife fighting. Knife fighting can be very useful. It can be used for rolling drunks, taking peoples money, and most inportantly, deffending yourself when you're out of ammo for your .357.

Firstly, you need a knife. Any thing will work, you could use a kitchen knife to a switchblade. I personaly carry a Buck hunting knife with a 5" blade. When buying a knife get something with a 4" or...

Key Word "Survival"

by Carl J. Archer

Key Word "SURVIVAL"

The following are excerpts from notes on survival training that I used while an instructor at the Special Forces School (1983-1985) where I was fortunate enough to serve under LTC James N. (Nick) Rowe, and the US Army Ranger School (1986-1988). They reflect my opinions and understandings of survival techniques and in no way should they be accepted as "gospel." If you have a need...

Jail-bird Ice Pick

by 6ic-Cee

The Jailbird Ice Pick

6-C

There's an ice-pick jailbirds make! Pro-lifers make these and kill each other with this; here's how to make it!

You'll Need:

A little bit of seran wrap or any king of plastic really.
A tooth brush.
Fire.

How to Make: Take the plastic and wrap it around the head of the tooth-brush tightly, put the head into an open flame from, let's say, a lighter...