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grenades for almost all applications. If you can find a way to project the grenades, this may increase their usability. However, if no heads were damaged, all it will do is slow down the zombies for a few minutes.

Landmines and Claymores
     
     
     

    Landmines are a small grenade-like explosive hidden in the ground where people may walk over it and set it off. They are often found in dirt roads or in fields of war-torn areas. They may be helpful for the undead. Large fields of landmines surrounding your armored compound can help alert you that zombies are in the vicinity. They can also partially  dismember a zombie. However, there is significant risk to the user in using land mines. Unless one is extremely careful and keeps scrupulous records about where the unsuspecting landmines are hidden, one can end up with life threatening injuries when one steps on a landmine unaware. Unless the zombie is completely obliterated, the zombies who step on land mines are not destroyed and can pose their own set of problems. Zombies with one or many legs missing may look dead until one is close enough to their bodies to be bitten on the leg or hand when they come to life. Landmines are an impractical use of firepower. Since more than one may be needed to destroy a zombie, and since supplies with be scarce after the apocalypse, this is not an explosive that is advised for most users. If one decides to use these impractical weapons, one should erect a sign showing the location of the mines so that other folks will not end up missing a leg or two by accidentally walking over one.

    The claymore is a type of landmine that detonates in a specific direction. It has projectiles (usually little metal balls) embedded in the weapon, and these fly out when it is detonated. The projectiles mainly do soft tissue damage and hasten bleed-out of victims. The projectiles are too small to do much damage to a skull, and the same  problems with other types of landmines apply to claymore mines as well. They can be of some use if they are placed up high and detonated towards the ground. However, they must be remote detonated, and the user must be on site to detonate them at the right time. One might consider herding zombies towards a particular area and then detonating them towards the ground (aiming at the face and neck of the zombies). This may put the user in too close of contact with the zombies, however. Claymore mines can also backfire and cause injuries to the user. This is the type of weapon designed for a premeditated attack and not a heat of the moment option or last ditch effort. However, the claymore is easy to use; anyone can use them effectively with a little practice. They may be fairly scarce stateside as they were used by Chinese troops during the Korean War.

IEDs and C4
     
     
     

    An IED is an explosive, often homemade, that is triggered through the use of cell phone signals and frequencies. A compartment for the bomb is first procured. Any fairly sturdy closeable box (like a lunchbox) can be used.  A phone is left on or near the box. When the phone is called, the signal from the phone triggers the device. There are some issues with setting the bomb up properly, and duds and misfires are common. Again, one would have to be in the area to know when to detonate it. One also must entice the zombie to be very close to the bomb when it goes off. This weapon could take out an occasional zombie. However, the weaknesses overshadow the strengths.

    C4 will be hard for the average user to get. It can be made, but the process of making is can be arduous. It is tough to set up and to detonate. Once made, it tends to be fairly  stable. However, the complexities of detonating this explosive will be beyond most users' capabilities. If the user has some job experience with C4, they will have a much easier time making and detonating this substance. Its use against zombies is unknown. The materials for making it are or will be fairly scarce. Because of