[from occupied ga]

I guess I’m ignorant although I hold an advanced degree in biochemistry I can’t think of any common household chemicals that would make an effective bomb. (unless nitric acid is considered a common household chemical or maybe match heads, who knows?) I suspect that the feebs are trying to sow a little panic and further set the stage for prosecution of individuals for simply having information. I seem to remember reading that the ATF considers instructions for putting together an automatic weapon a machine gun. I guess it’s kind of like a pop tart eaten into the the shape of a gun is considered a gun.

[canuck_conservative]

ammonia + bleach

the product is “thermal sensitive” and “shock sensitive”

many Freepers have blown up toilets this way

[Towed_Jumper]

I seem to remember reading that the ATF considers instructions for putting together an automatic weapon a machine gun.

I hadn't heard about that policy. If that's the case, how does the ATF plan to register someone's brain into the NFA Registry if a person happens to know how to build a machine gun from plans stored in their heads?

[seowulf]

I can’t think of any common household chemicals that would make an effective bomb.

Sounds like your curiosity ran a different direction from my own as a teenager. What lead directly to my interest in chemistry and my later career as a chemist started with making things blow up using common materials.