I was talking about spikestrips in another thread. Never looked them up before but it seems they are illegal in Texas and probably other states. Of course setting them up on a public road would be highly illegal regardless. So best bet to not get caught would be to set it up with no hope of recovery, but they're kind of expensive for that purpose.
So what would be a more cost effective DIY spikestrip? Maybe slicking the road although that might take a lot of oil. I guess a couple large nails in a 2x4 could potentially do the job although it would probably get smashed after a single car drives over it. Maybe putting screws through a metal pipe would work better.
>>2147How you think this will go:
>I made this really durable spike strip and I'm gonna do a heckin domestic terrorism, dumb pigs are gonna drive right over it one after anotherHow this will likely go:
>one guy accidentally drives over your redneck spike strip because they're texting and driving, maybe the guy behind him>it's quickly pulled off the road and cameras are checked to see who put a spike strip downHow this will almost certainly go:
>get out of car>pull out your redneck spike strip>take too long because it's too long and bulky to fit in your car properly and it's a bitch to get out>someone stops and asks what you're doing>"y-you too">drive off with the hatchback of your minivan still open, tears streaming down your face >>2147My secret idea is just to buy a bunvh of nails and bend them and put them in a bag or jar so you can just toss a bunch on the road
>>2149See above too fast to get busted
>>2178For one you could rapidly deploy them, for two it blocks the road.
>>2184Back to reddit lib faggot.
>>2175Investigate mortars and roadside IEDs as well as canister shot. Investigate remote firing.
Investigate remote surveillance.
This is the future of guerilla warfare.
This video shows another technique, hammer nails in a hose.
>>2178Use drones to fly in front of cars and drop them.