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                Stinkum  <-----> Stink Bombs                        *
        From:  Kurt Saxon's --"The Poor Man's James Bond"           *
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            Uploaded and Typed by : The Toymaker                    *
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 Iron Sulfide is sold at $ .35 per 1/8 of an ounce. Easier to make,
s potent, and costing about $ .50 a quart is Ammonium Sulfide. It
 o high heaven like rotten eggs and no one can stand to stay around
 t has been spilled or vaporized by any explosion.
    To make some, you mix four ounces of sulfer with eight ounces of
e lime in a stew pot. A quart of water is added and the mess is
 and stirred until the sulfer has completely blended. The hydrated
l sink to the bottom of the pot and the yellow liquid is then poured
to a bucket.
      Take the bucket outside, if you have any sense, and add one pound of
eof ammonia. Stir it a minute and hold your nose. Then cover the
 with plastic wrap and let it set for about a half of an hour. Then
fthe liquid slowly through a cloth filter into a bottle.
   If you don't have an outside, you can use your bathroom. Just hope
oone has to use it for at least an hour. The liquid is vile, but
not poison.
      A five pound bag of sulfate of ammonia can be bought for approx-
 1.65 at any garden store. Garden sulfer is very high grade and
excellent gunpowder. It has 10% inert ingredients, so 10% more
 be used in any mixture. Hydrated lime can be bought from a
ig supply store for about $ .10 a pound.
   Stinkum is either poured on the floor, shot from a water pistol,
 in a bottle or light bulb, or vaporized by a firecracker. To
ze this a little bomb is used. The best bomb casing is a plastic
older with a screw cap. These can be bought from a coin store for
 10 each. The thin brass tubing is bought at a hobby shop. The
a be bought at a grocery shop in the canning section. To keep the fire
rfrom getting wet, dip it and part of the brass tubing in melted
t is best fill the can as soon as possible before using.
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