The Last Resort is a compilation of texts and manuals on how to manufacture explosives, firearms, and ammunition, guides for combat and guerrilla warfare, as well as guides for survival in the wilderness. CHK@~CuNn9~Jx~QsFjhptoBs01EDAZv52~62z48920FjAMg,9NXAJPPf~hA~C1rTuuYqHrJRO3NV0W1Iwf4CuU1eW-Q,AAMC--8/The%20Last%20Resort.pdf Download via Hyphanet. Table Of Contents 9 – Measurements. 10 – Introduction. 12 – Before operations. 12 – Preparing for the operation. 15 – Characteristics of the urban guerrilla. 20 – Lifestyle recommendations. 23 – Avoiding suspicion. 23 – Acquiring firearms in France. 24 – Laboratory. 29 – Additional hints. 29 – Secret meetings. 31 – Dealing with law enforcement. 33 – How to leave behind no evidence. 38 – Manufacturing explosives – worth it or not? 39 – “Prepping” and base maintenance. 39 – What to stockpile. 39 – Food. 41 – Water. 43 – Avoiding fires. 44 – Electricity. 44 – Generators. 46 – Storing off-grid electricity. 48 – Foreign volunteering. 49 – What to expect in foreign warfare. 51 – Fugitive. 52 – Risks of volunteering. 53 – Technology and security. 53 – Hardware. 54 – Operating systems. 55 – Other tech. 57 – Tor. 58 – Communications. 65 – Cryptocurrency. 65 – Dissemination. 66 – Honeypots. 68 – Explosives. 69 – Match-heads. 69 – Nitroglycerin. 70 – Dynamite. 71 – TATP. 72 – Mercury(II) fulminate. 73 – DDNP. 77 – HMTD. 79 – Double salts. 80 – Lead azide. 81 – Chlorate mixture. 82 – Black powder. 82 – Fireworks. 83 – Picric acid. 87 – Nitrocellulose. 88 – Urea nitrate. 89 – Ammonal/Tannerite. 89 – ANFO. 90 – ANNM. 93 – How to make ANFO/ANNM more potent. 93 – Propane. 99 – Other chemicals. 99 – Sulfuric acid. 99 – Nitric acid. 100 – Piranha solution. 102 – Napalm. 103 – Ammonium nitrate. 106 – Purification. 107 – Grinding. 108 – Further hints. 110 – Farming for AN. 114 – PTFE (Teflon). 118 – Trigger mechanisms and bomb designs. 118 – Detonator. 120 – Fuse. 120 – Decorative lamp detonator. 121 – Mercury switch. 121 – Tripwire switch. 122 – Door trap. 124 – Time bomb. 126 – Remote control bomb. 132 – Mail bomb (push switch igniter). 137 – Magnet bomb (electric wind switch). 139 – Grenade ignition system. 140 – Electric grenade ignition system. 142 – Pipe bomb. 144 – Car bomb. 145 – Examples. 150 – Hardness of materials. 152 – Ammunition. 154 – Reusing ammunition. 154 – Improvised ammunition. 154 – Bullets. 161 – Poison bullets. 163 – Armor penetration bullets. 173 – Bullet sizing die. 174 – Shell casings. 177 – Primers. 179 – Using blanks as primers. 181 – Propellant. 182 – Bullet seating equipment. 182 – Assembling ammunition. 187 – Full metal jacket. 187 – Shotgun ammunition. 192 – Round diagrams. 198 – Firearms. 198 – Nomenclature. 204 – Safety and handling. 205 – Cleaning. 207 – Handguns. 209 – Shotguns. 214 – Rifles. 220 – Common firearms. 226 – AR-15 to automatic. 232 – Gunfights. 234 – Cover. 234 – WW2 films. 236 – Improvised firearms. 236 – Slamfire shotgun. 237 – Flamethrower. 237 – Online resources. 238 – King Cobra .22. 249 – Break-action sotgun. 263 – K6-92. 284 – MAC-10. 306 – Milling machine considerations. 320 – Semi-automatic rifle. 333 – Improvised silencer. 335 – Specialized clothing. 335 – Ballistic armor. 336 – Camouflage. 340 – Sniper training. 343 – Equipment. 351 – Marksmanship. 362 – Holdoff. 364 – Ballistics. 374 – Estimating range. 378 – Data book. 381 – Poisons. 382 – Nicotine. 385 – Ricin. 386 – Potassium cyanide. 387 – Hydrogen cyanide. 388 – Cyanide antidote. 388 – Chlorine gas. 389 – Gas masks. 390 – Kidnapping drugs. 391 – Vehicles. 391 – Vehicle security. 393 – Getaway driving. 409 – Ramming attacks. 410 – Killdozer. 411 – Car theft. 413 – Drones. 413 – Software. 414 – Loitering munition. 415 – Close-quarters combat. 415 – Knives. 420 – Other melee weapons. 421 – Unarmed combat. 423 – Sabotage. 423 – Vandalism. 423 – Roadblocks. 426 – Denial. 427 – Arson. 428 – Buildings. 429 – Wildfires. 430 – “Pillows”. 431 – Harassment. 431 – Doxxing. 434 – Mass-shooting operations. 434 – Targets. 435 – Armory. 436 – Maximizing fatalities. 437 – Guerrilla organization. 437 – Clandestine cell systems. 440 – Front organization. 442 – Recruiting. 444 – Equipment. 446 – Diplomacy. 447 – Guerrilla tactics. 452 – Rescue of the wounded. 453 – Examples. 453 – Ambush. 455 – Raid. 457 – Disengagement. 458 – Securing the rest area. 459 – Survival tips. 459 – Starting fires. 466 – Filtering water. 466 – Emergency rations. 467 – Backpack. 468 – Shelter 479 – Medical field procedures. 480 – Lifesaving measures. 493 – Wounds. 516 – Chemical, biological, and nuclear casualties. 522 – Common emergencies. 527 – Seasonal hazards. 530 – Drug abuse and emotional problems. 534 – Common drugs and their usage. 536 – Nontraumatic disease. 539 – Diseases of the skin. 549 – Disease of the muscoloskeletal system. 554 – Diseases of the respiratory system. 562 – Diseases of the circulatory system. 568 – Diseases of the digestive system. 576 – Diseases of the genitourinary system. 582 – Diseases of the nervous system. 586 – Manifesto. 586 – Ar