DIY weapons

[Blues_127]

Swords could be semi effective vs living, infected zombies....

Has no one else here weilded a Katana? Even half trained it is incredibly easy to chop through 8" trees. I can only imagine the hollow ground principles that make this possible would be EXTREMELY effective at decapitating just about anything smaller than an elephant.

[werewolf]

I use to make my own throwing stars in art class. I would make all different shapes and sizes. then weld them together. it would always amaze my art teacher how many stars would magically disappear.
does anybody still have or did have The poor mans james bond book? a lot of nice info in that.

[Red Shirt]

Did you add the rope because of The Boondock Saints? lol

Nah, It's been since forever since I've seen the film. Home Depot had a 1/4 pallet of cheap poly blend Non-Climbing rope for $10. I figured, why not?
That's a pretty bad ass tomahawk there though. I'm leaning towards a Dead-On demolition hammer myself.

does anybody still have or did have The poor mans james bond book? a lot of nice info in that.

I do, sort of. I have PDF's of volumes 1-4 and the Anarchist's Cook Book as well. Acquired under the premise below...

BUT:

I cannot stress enough, if you are going to get these, which you shouldn't, try out stuff in them, which you shouldn't... you need to be extremely and absurdly careful.
"Text" files of these and other documents have circulated on the internet for so long, that bad edits have surfaced. Bad edits that are comprised of incorrect, nonfunctional and instantly lethal (to YOU), rather than just absurdly dangerous information.

As is mentioned in the opening chapter of The Zombie Survival Guide, Preparation, you should be the very model of the Upstanding Law Abiding Citizen. In the US, the 1st Amendment I believe protects your right to acquire this book for "entertainment and informational purposes only." You really should leave it there

[7oddisdead]

Heh, we recently added two of the dead on hammers to the halfacre bros "wall of implements"...such a good choice.

[werewolf]

Nah, It's been since forever since I've seen the film. Home Depot had a 1/4 pallet of cheap poly blend Non-Climbing rope for $10. I figured, why not?
That's a pretty bad ass tomahawk there though. I'm leaning towards a Dead-On demolition hammer myself.



I do, sort of. I have PDF's of volumes 1-4 and the Anarchist's Cook Book as well. Acquired under the premise below...

BUT:

I cannot stress enough, if you are going to get these, which you shouldn't, try out stuff in them, which you shouldn't... you need to be extremely and absurdly careful.
"Text" files of these and other documents have circulated on the internet for so long, that bad edits have surfaced. Bad edits that are comprised of incorrect, nonfunctional and instantly lethal (to YOU), rather than just absurdly dangerous information.

As is mentioned in the opening chapter of The Zombie Survival Guide, Preparation, you should be the very model of the Upstanding Law Abiding Citizen. In the US, the 1st Amendment I believe protects your right to acquire this book for "entertainment and informational purposes only." You really should leave it there

i agree with you on it. I actually have 2 videos of the guy that wrote the books. In the video, you can see that he had lost some fingers of his left hand. I would never ever think of trying any of those things in the book.
only time that i might use any of that stuff would be extreme life and death.

[scbubba]

i don't have a nightstand, i do however have my guns strategically spread across the apartment. never more than 5 feet from a gun, that's my cardinal rule. and the best part is, my girlfriend isn't freaked out by that at all

But does she know how to use them? Now THAT, son, is a good woman..... (just don't piss her off....)