By The Maj Most prepping discussions eventually turn to firearms and then to ammunition. Both are definitely valid topics of discussion and selecting the right firearm, stockpiling the right amount of ammunition, and becoming proficient in its use can make the difference in any survival situation. However, one topic I rarely hear discussed is “what …
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Apr 12
Vehicle considerations after T-SHTF
When a major SHTF event happens, e.g. Cyberattack / EMP Strike / Economic Collapse, the likelihood of finding a sources of fuel for your vehicle(s) could be slim to none. Maybe you are the fortunate one who has quite a bit of fuel stored on site at your location or have found a way to keep the …
Apr 11
Protecting yourself against stabs and bullets
by SafeGuard Armor What type of protection do you need? What is the threat you may face most probably? Are you afraid of getting shot at or are you afraid of being stabbed in the back street? These are the question you must answer before selecting a particular type of body armor. Depending on your …
Apr 10
What Every Prepper Should Know About Shipping Containers
By Ryan @ ContainerAuction.com When it comes to prepping, many folks are interested in using shipping containers for a secondary retreat or bug out shelter. However, there are a lot of misconceptions and mislead ideas with regards of how to move them, use them, and maintain them – and we’ve heard most of the questions …
Apr 05
SafeGuard Armor: Stealth Concealable Body Armor Review
I was recently contacted by a representative from Safeguard Armor, he asked if I would like to review their Stealth Body Armor. I’ve written body armor and plate carrier reviews in the past, but have never reviewed any concealable armor. Truth be told the concealable armor is much more practical and can be used on a …
Apr 04
Wargaming the Plan, Avoiding Murphy
By The Maj Everywhere you look when searching for information on being prepared for a SHTF scenario, you will find immeasurable amounts of information on what to stockpile, what not to stockpile, how to stockpile it, personal defense or protection, bugging out or bugging in, etc. Many people correctly insist that you include some type …
Apr 03
The Top Five Most Effective Self-Defense Tools
By David Artman Protecting yourself is more important than ever. Police budgets have been drastically cut due to financial strains over the last few years, resulting in a crippling loss of resources and personnel in dozens of cities across the U.S. With fewer law enforcement officers on the streets, many of these cities, including Chicago, …
Apr 01
Don’t obsess over how clean your guns are.
I already know there will be backlash, mainly from some guys in the military community who are used to keeping their guns “white glove” clean and inspection ready. I’m here to tell you that (for the most part) this is a waste of time and quite frankly ridiculous. There is simply no need for this …
Mar 27
Failure is not an option, but it will happen.
There are specific times in my life which I can recall, when failure was deemed “not an option” but it happened regardless. During those times I went into each challenge very well prepared with a goal in mind, in my mind there was nothing that could stand in my way. Obviously in each instance things …
Mar 26
Storage Unit for a Cache location?
I know what you are thinking, what a terrible idea! Using a storage unit as a secondary cache location is nuts, after all if T-SHTF people will be breaking into storage units left and right and all of your gear will most likely be stolen! I must concede that the possibility does exist. Yes it’s …
Mar 20
Paravival.com Survival Bracelets (Review)
By JM Our every day carry (EDC) equipment is a balancing act. We want more, but have to keep it manageable. So why not make some of the needed equipment stylish but still functional. You can find people of all ages wearing paracord bracelets, but are they wearing them for fashion reasons or is it …
Mar 19
Protecting Your 4th Amendment Rights (From a former LEO)
By CJ Preface As a former law enforcement officer, I have had the benefit of seeing the other side of the fence. In my time as a LEO, I learned from a number of citizens first-hand how readily the freedom we have as Americans is given up by the misinformed and undereducated. I wanted to …
Mar 18
Building proficiency with DRY FIRE drills
Let’s face it, we don’t have piles of ammunition lying around just waiting to be shot which was all paid for by sponsors. While getting out to the range is fun and necessary, there is much that can be done within the comfort of your own home which can (given enough time) drastically improve your …
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