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Breath of the Dragon - Homebuilt Flamethrowers – Do you have a weapon in your arsenal that will hold off tanks or a small army of hostile people? What you need is a flamethrower. They're cheap; easy to build and maintain; and use common, inexpensive fuel. A recipe for napalm is included. One whiff of the dragon"s breath will put attackers at your mercy.

Ragnar's Guide to Home and Recreational Use of High Explosives – Who else but Uncle Ragnar could write this down-home guide? How to obtain commercial high explosives, safely storing and transporting them, detonation techniques, improvised explosives and more are woven in with tales of Ragnar's explosive adventures. For information purposes only.

Home-Built Claymore Mines a Blueprint for Survival – In this book Ragnar Benson shows you how to make your own claymore mines, which are practical if assembled correctly and fairly easy to build from readily available components.

Homemade C-4: A Recipe For Survival – Serious survivors know that the day may come when they need something more powerful than commercial dynamite or common improvised explosives. For blowing bridges, shattering steel and derailing tanks, they need C-4. But, as with many of the goodies survivors hunger for, C-4 is not legally available to civilians and is hard to come by on the black market.Ragnar's recipe for homemade C-4 calls for just three ingredients, all legal, common and inexpensive. It requires no special utensils, reference books or training. The step-by-step directions will show you how to make your own C-4 - and survive!

Homemade Grenade Launchers: Constructing The Ultimate Hobby Weapon – Let Uncle Ragnar walk you through these simple step-by-step plans for making an M79 or M203 in your own workshop All it takes is ordinary tools and some pipe, washers, nuts and bolts. Reloading info for 40mm ammo and BATF guidelines are included. For information purposes only.

Mantrapping – This is the first book ever published to explain how to capture that most dangerous animal: man. Based on Ragnar's own mantrapping experiences while on special assignments in Asia, Africa, North and South America and Cuba, this gut-wrenching book covers such mantraps as the Malaysian Hawk, the Andes Mountain Trail Trap, the Sheepeater's Rock Fall and the Cuban Water Trap. To know how to trap your enemy is to know how to avoid being trapped yourself. For academic study only.

Ragnar's Homemade Detonators: How to Make Em, How to Salvage Em, How to Detonate Em! – Ragnar Benson has written about many types of homemade explosives and fiery brews. But he has received hundreds of letters from frustrated readers who could not get their hands on the one key ingredient necessary for successful detonation – commercial blasting caps. Now Ragnar "closes the circuit" with this complete primer on making improvised blasting caps in one's home workshop. Ragnar's recipe is a simple three-step method requiring only three drugstore chemicals, a handful of scrap hardware and no tools more complicated than a hacksaw and common mortar and pestle. He also covers 13 improvised devices that will reliably trigger the detonators in clever ways…plus how to salvage blasting caps from automobile air bag modules!

Ragnar's Ten Best Traps: And a Few Others That Are Damn Good Too – Catch even the craftiest critters with the trap lore perfected over generations. Ragnar has culled his all-time favorite traps that are easy to build, easy to maintain and guaranteed to work! Detailed illustrations show you how to build a floating duck snare, den trap, live-mouse set, campfire set and fish trap, to name just a few. And with Ragnar's expertise at hand, you can avoid the baits and sets that don't work and never have.

Switchblade: The Ace of Blades – Snap. For most people, the click of a switchblade is an ominous sound. Once the symbol of the street hoodlum, these knives are experiencing renewed interest from those who understand the value of a good one-handed blade. Now get solid information on laws, uses, types of mechanisms and more.

Survival Retreat: A Total Plan for Retreat Defense – Win the battles of defending your retreat by avoiding them! Learn how to harden your city or rural refuge by locating it well and disguising it. "The best defense is obscurity, unobtrusiveness and silence," Benson writes. Chapters are Who Is the Enemy?, What If It Comes to a Fight?, Beyond Firepower and more.

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