Kydex Sheath Information
I have a few knives that have nylon sheaths. I am really not happy with the nylon sheath. Besides keeping costs down, they breathe and allow the water to evaporate off the knife to prevent it from corroding. However, I am not really happy with a couple of them, and have been investigating sheaths online, […]
CCW State Reciprocity and Gun Laws
This is a pretty useful site I thought I would share. If you have a CCW in any one of the 50 states, just click on it, and a window will pop up with all the states that will allow you to carry with your state’s CCW. www.handgunlaw.us If you are interested in handgun laws […]
Review of Ron Hood’s Urban Master Volume 1, The Home
After it sitting on my shelf of a couple of months, I slipped Ron Hood’s DVD on Urban Survival in the DVD player this weekend. In the first volume Ron discusses Urban Survival tactics for the following categories: Home Away from Home Threats to Your Person Urban Skills Recovery
Economically Challenged Television
While flipping though the channels this evening, I came across a show called “Downsized,” and ironically to me, it was on the We channel. So here is what the show is about; The Bruce family is strapped for cash and $300 short on rent. Fearing eviction, they spring into action. Dad Todd tries to collect on […]
Saturday Videos
Airsoft Training with Central Axis Relock – CAR System from Paul Castle httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yp-Rl3fQ9c Canteens (Urban Survival) httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXIH0-e97d8 Another Way To Use a Double Poncho Tent, and a Swiss Volcano Stove httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=womQWbL-0QA PRACTICAL UNARMED COMBATIVES VOLUMES 1 & 2: Critical Skills of Damithurt Silat httpv://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7pjy62MTFM Digging Stick – Because you don’t always need or want a […]
My “Get Home Bag” Replacement Contents.
Well, as many of you know, about a week ago or so my “Get Home Bag” from my truck was stolen from the parking lot where I had been parking my car for two plus years. In hind sight, I think it was my fault for assuming that there was ample security. Rather, I became […]
Update On My Friend “Who Lost Everything” and Checked Into a Shelter
So, it’s been several weeks since I wrote a post about my friend who lost everything and is basically starting over from the negative. Today while at a conference in NYC, I had the opportunity to jump in a cab and go visit him. Three weeks ago he took a commission only sales position with […]
Lone Wolf or Survivalist Group?
As many of the readers know, I have joined a meetup.com group for preparedness. I joined for a couple of reasons. First, as a “lone wolf” I was looking to connect with like minded people to hopefully teach and learn from them. The second reason I joined, admittedly, was to possibly become part of a […]
Prepping For A Personal SHTF
Today I want to take the time to talk a little about something I have not. The title says it all, I think, with the exception of defining what a “Personal SHTF” is because, well, it’s personal. In today’s economy, I think that most people might define a personal SHTF as a job loss. it […]
Mom, Dad, Prepping, and Politics
This weekend I admitted to my parents, who frankly, would think I was a bit of a wacko if I fully admitted I was a prepper. I admitted to them that I had about three months worth of food in my apartment for any hard times ahead. They both, surprisingly thought that was smart. […]