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From: jtchew@csa2.lbl.gov
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Subject: Re: Improvised Munitions Handbook
Summary: more than one book in this vein (i.e., jugular)
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Date: 17 Apr 91 15:15:41 GMT
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From: jtchew@csa2.lbl.gov


>About your Improvised Munitions Handbook, there are other books on
>related topics... 

"The Anarchist's Cookbook" is still available, though it costs a lot 
more than it did back then, according to the ad I saw for it recently
(in the Harpers classifieds).  Wintringham's "New Ways of War,"
recommended for the good citizen's bookshelf by no less a patriot than 
Robert Heinlein, might also still be around, but I don't know where.

Is Don-Q (aka Quimtronix) still in business?  They used to send 
around a catalog of bloodthirsty publications. Haven't seen it since
the early 80s.

--Joe