👉 A bleeding weapon is a type of improvised explosive device that uses a non-explosive material, like blood, to create a secondary explosive effect when it comes into contact with a primary explosive. This secondary explosion can occur due to the high viscosity and density of blood, which causes it to act as a powerful, viscous projectile. When the bleeding weapon strikes a target, the blood can splatter and adhere to surfaces, causing additional damage and potentially igniting flammable materials. This makes the weapon particularly dangerous and unpredictable, as the secondary explosion can occur at close range and in unexpected ways, amplifying the overall destructive potential.
