With the way guns are moving you don’t have time to order a catalog and browse the shops. Make a decision and get ’em while they’re hot – and still legal.
Ruger Arms 2013 New Product Overview Sheet by AmmoLand Shooting Sports News
With the way guns are moving you don’t have time to order a catalog and browse the shops. Make a decision and get ’em while they’re hot – and still legal.
Ruger Arms 2013 New Product Overview Sheet by AmmoLand Shooting Sports News
A simple trap anyone with a good knife can make in a pinch, made by YouTuber MiloSlavJMP:
The SHOT show is underway just as some very serious attacks on our 2nd Amendment rights are being launched. So of course guns, politics, government overreach and the infamous booth babes are on everyone’s mind.
Speaking of government over reach Off Grid Survival has a post about the Obama administrations plans to ban wood burning stoves that is sure to heat you up.
Savvy gun owners are stocking up on ammunition in preparation for a government ban on ammo sales leading to shortages that are impacting police departments.
I own a Uberti Stallion which is a .22 lr single action revolver with a ten round cylinder I suppose in New York that’s an assault weapon. But now Uberti has unveiled a model with a twelve shot cylinder which will be a perfect companion for my gun belt. Here’s a video from the SHOT show.
Before people complain about .22s here’s a post by Backwoods Survival which has a bunch of good information on the utility of the .22 as a survival and yes a self defense round. No house is complete without a .22 revolver.
Combat lever guns? I’m not the only one who says yes.
And Gunblast has a good candidate for a fighting lever gun if you live in a anti-gun state where riots are likely.
Gunblast also has a nice round up of some SHOT Show vendors and their new wares.
Fate of Destinee takes a look at the new line of shotgun rounds from DDuplex. Looks like some multi-purpose loads you should stock up on.
Nutnfancy has an in-depth look at the new Blue Force Gear offerings for you tactical minded folks.
American Mercenary has an interesting post up about barriers as they relate to firearms. Food for thought.
Lastly I know booth babes are a integral part of any trade shows and sex sells, but really?
Getting rough out there
Looks like it’s getting rough out there with all the politics, inflation and flu epidemics. Here’s a link dump of skills that will help you through the hard times and stories of why you’ll need them:
In Norfolk, Virginia at least three people called 911 when they mistook a freshly groomed Labradoodle for a baby lion.
Last month there were several reports of a “mystery animal” attacking livestock in Shelby County, KY.
A rabid bobcat mauled a man in his own garage in Brookfield, MA.
Feral dogs killed four people in a Mexico City park – police trapped 25 of the animals but more might be on the loose.
The drought in America is now being compared to the dust bowl.
Le Loup has a pattern for a 18th Century hunting frock over at A Woodsrunner’s Diary.
Here’s some easy to follow instructions on drying meat for preservation.
Prepping to Survive has a post on navigation by the stars.
Cody Lundin has a blog post on using Cinnamon medicinally.
Here’s a great video from Dirt Time on walking sticks.
Removing sheep or deer hooves.
Do it yourself tooth powder made the old fashioned way.
Prep-Blog has two articles on using lever actions for self-defense. One for pistol calibers and one for rifle calibers.
Watch out for bears.
Keeping with the theme of knowledge that will help you survive incidents like Hurricane Sandy I’m presenting a Scrbid version and linking to a .pdf of an excellent book detailing useful plants that are common and can be easily foraged, via Alpha 411.
The book is Useful Wild Plants of the United States and Canada by Charles Frances Saunders which is also available for Kindle for the princely sum of $2.99. You may want to pick up a copy for times when the power is out unless you’re really good at memorization.
Here’s a version on Scribd which has most of the material but seems to be a few pages shorter than other versions but I’ve yet to compare them so I can’t tell you if it’s just formatting or what: