3 hours ago by Tam

Seen at a gun forum: Bad guys don't just appear out of thin air. "He asked me for a cigarette and the next thing I know, he robbed me!" No... He was robbing you when he asked for the cigarette. It's just your situational awareness and your ability to manage the initial contact sucked.Being the happy ...

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4 hours ago by DrFaulken

Earlier this week I wrote a post about the civilian self-defense and the complex and subjective rules of engagement. I called out Minnesota’s “Duty to Retreat” demand as an arbitrary requirement that is difficult for people to accurately evaluate during times of stress. Duty to retreat means that th ...

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17 hours ago by Destry Masterson

Knowledge is power, and come the impending apocalypse, which is bound to come, you are going to need some very specific knowledge for survival. In you cushy life you do not have to worry about diseases from water or if it is pure enough. All you have to consider is whether water from an artesian wel ...

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23 hours ago by prepping101

There are many reasons we prepare. The concept of probability and commonality among disasters will help us in our preparedness planning. We are only human and as such only able to prepare to our given ability both financially and intellectually. What is Disaster Probability? First off lets define a ...

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1 day ago by Adele

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1 day ago by dlhitzeman

Intermediate readiness represents an order of magnitude of greater complexity than immediate readiness. Planning for intermediate readiness means being ready for events that could last weeks to months or even years and usually represents planning for specific kinds of contingencies you might anticip ...

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1 day ago by cmblake6

You may remember this about Mittens from years ago? Hopefully, but just to remind you how this plastic fucker works. And of course there are no subversive reasons for this one, are there? Prove who you are or go the fuck away. Period. Bedtime, but I had to put those up, and together as they so delig ...

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1 day ago by cmblake6

As long as they are kept ON THE BORDER to reduce the invaders chances. No? You mean, gasp, they may well be used to control American citizens? NO! This glorious caring federal government couldn’t possibly mean to do that, could they? Good idea, IF properly used. What are the chances? Don’t forget to ...

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1 day ago by Tam

Keads has a good post up on his experiences using various lasers for dry-fire practice. I've been a big advocate ever since I got my first set of CTC grips on a J-frame back in '03 or so; I largely credit them with teaching me how to pull a double-action trigger and actually hit what I'm aiming at. ...

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1 day ago by Erin Ferris

If you visit and read this blog regularly, you may remember this post, which I wrote back in October after spending an entire afternoon teaching my son (five-year-old Will) about fire safety and holding numerous fire drills. I’ll be honest, after that afternoon I felt pretty darn good about Will’s f ...

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