SkunkyArt | DaltTT — Russian Wastelands Explosives

Ammonal - explosive, made from ammonium nitrate and aluminium powder.

Ammonite - industrial-grade explosive, made from ammonium nitrate and TNT.

Ammonite bomb - 1,1kg of A-20 ammonite with 15-second fuse.

Artillery shell charge, remote - 120mm frag shell with remote control.

Box pressure mine - developed and largely used by Soviets during WW2 under the name "DPM", this mine consists of wooden box, 200g block of explosive and MUV-series fuze with T-pin.

Coffee can trip mine - classy coffe can, explosives and good old MUV-series fuze with P-pin.

Dynamite - invented long ago by Alfred Nobel, this nitroglycerine-based explosive is easy to reproduce in post-apocalyptic.

Dynamite charge, timed (1kg)

Holy firebomb - Molotov with self-igniting fuze, sanctified by priest. After the combined nuclear/exophysical Armageddon, you may just need one.

Jar pressure mine - honey jar, filled with picric acid and outfitted with MV-5 pressure fuze.

Khattabka grenade - hand grenade, made from VOG-17 30mm or VOG-25 40mm grenade and UZRG-series fuze. It was widely used by separatist forces during Chechen Wars and named after their leader, Ibn al-Khattab.

Kolotushka grenade - mimiking (in some aspects) old german Stielhandgranate 24, Kolotushka was developed by RNSR and outfitted with driction fuze.

Molotov cocktail - mixture of gasoline and motor oil. People's favourite.

Nail bomb - 75g TNT block, nails, fuse... And lots of duct tape.

Picric acid - rather easy to reproduced, this explosive was largely in use during WW1, but later fell out of favour.

Pipe bomb - explosive devices, made from steel pipes, were in use by different irregulars since XIX century.

Pistol mine - nasty stuff, discharging 12 gauge shotgun shell into the victim's foot...

Remote PVV-4 charge - two kilos of pre-War plastic explosive, outfitted with improvised wireless firing system.

Shilo hand grenade (RGSh) - hand grenade, developed by lieutenant Timophey Shilo from "Ural" vault.

Shilo smoke grenade (DGSh-B) - "B" means white smoke.

Soda can grenade - aluminium soda can, explosives and standard UZRG-series fuze.

Soda can smoke grenade - crafted from soda can, improvised friction fuze and some kitchen-level chemicals.

Stake mine - pig iron shell with standard 75g TNT block, MUV-series detonator with P-pin and a stake for placement.

Stink bomb

Tin can bomb - or, maybe, grenade...

TNT charge, timed (800g)

Trench grenade - based on early British WWI grenades.