Prepare, Adapt & Overcome
Have you taken steps to protect your ammo storage?
Are you treating it like the critical survival investment it is?
I sure hope so because…
If you can afford stock ammo, you owe it to yourself to store it properly.
You should treat your ammunition stockpile like you treat a precious metal.
Both investments that require good practices to maintain for the long haul.
If you don’t properly maintain your ammo, if you neglect it, your ammo’s useful shelf life can be cut short. [Read more…]
I’m sure you’ve heard the old saying,
“Never bring a knife to a gunfight?”
And while it holds a seed of truth, it’s an incomplete and misleading statement.
There’s more to it than that.
Sure, I get the point it’s trying to make; how dumb it would be to show up to a gunfight with just a knife (and without a gun).
No arguments here – that would be stupid.
However, you should absolutely show up to a gunfight with a gun AND a tactical knife.
Here’s why: [Read more…]
Portability is a staple of modern design.
For example:
Just to name a few.
And nowadays, there doesn’t seem like much you can’t take with you anymore.
Garages are no exception.
That’s right: Garages.
Those large shelters you use for storing vehicles and tools to protect them from the harsh elements of the outdoors. [Read more…]
The Ultimate Guide To The Best Tent Stove You Can Buy
You no longer have to suffer cold nights inside a tent!
Instead, add a tent stove to your camping gear.
And while traditional tent wood stoves are big and heavy, there are now many lightweight options.
Stoves you can pack, carry, and setup with ease.
Not to mention the lastest tent stove accessories like;
When your done reading this guide, you’ll be a tent stove convert; just like me. [Read more…]
The Ultimate Guide To Inflatable Fishing Boats
When I was a kid, our fishing options were limited.
We could fish from the bank or drag our old aluminum Jon boat from the barn out to the pond.
And if our aspirations took us farther than the farm pond, we had to get help.
It took at least two strong adults to lift the boat to the top of my parent’s minivan and strap it down for the ride.
Once we arrived, it was time to wrestle the boat out to the water.
By the time we finished loading and launching, we’d made enough noise to scare all the fish in the lake.
Every time, I thought, “there has to be a better way!” [Read more…]
Diversion safes are awesome.
They hide valuables in plain sight.
So whether you’re looking for your first diversion safe or want to add a new one to your collection – I’ve got your back.
Because diversion safes have come a long way over the years (for example check out #9 below!)
And once you find the best diversion safe for you, you’ll want to get the most out of it.
That’s exactly what this guide does.
Today we will cover the following diversion safe topics:
The Ultimate Guide To Finding The Best Portable Stove For You
A portable stove is both lightweight and compact.
We’re talking light enough to transport from place to place with ease.
The critical word here being; “ease.”
Sure, “technically” you can move your kitchen stove, but not with ease.
Portable stoves are the kind you can pick up, pack, and store in a vehicle or backpack without hassle.
For it to be genuinely”portable,” it must be extremely small and lightweight. [Read more…]
It’s Time To Take Action.
Because a massive electromagnetic pulse attack is a very real possibility.
That’s why you desperately need an EMP protection plan.
Don’t believe everything you’ll hear.
Kim Jong Un will continue his North Korean nuclear tests.
Meetings and fake handshakes will not change the collision course we’re on.
And if it’s not North Korea, it will be some other terrorist organization or country.
That’s why it’s long overdue to protect yourself from a massive EMP attack. [Read more…]
Is Stockpiling Prepper Food A Good Idea?
When I was a little boy, and we ran out of peanut butter, my mother would send me downstairs to get another jar off the shelf.
Usually, there would be two more jars behind that one.
My mother (just like her mother before her) always had months of food on hand at any given moment.
I grew up assuming this was normal. Yet as a young adult, I didn’t shop this way.
After buying “BIG”, I might have two weeks of food on hand.
Never three jars of peanut butter, eight cans of pork and beans or ten loaves of frozen bread.
I once asked my grandmother why she always had so much food in the house.
Her answer was, “Just In Case.” [Read more…]
Everyone should carry at least one non lethal weapon.
Yes, even if you already carry a firearm.
Why? Because not every conflict calls for a lethal response.
For example:
Does a pickpocket deserve a bullet in the head?
Sometimes a non lethal weapon is the right answer.
It’s a calculated means to deter, intimidate, or stop a threat.
Or maybe you just don’t want to carry a gun. In this case you need a different method for protection. [Read more…]