Ususally I would like to throw you some badass ideas about the cool shit that I see online, but this speaks for itself. Its minimalist, it will get you through about 3 days on bare bones and you get a badass rifle / case combo out of it! I would take one of these in a heartbeat!
Personally I think that the pre-packaged BOBs and survival kits are for the birds, but this looks pretty nasty without the shitty mirror and whistle that come in most BOBs.
Check it Yo! Stag Arms Executive Survivor Kit
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Monday, August 27, 2012
Monday, August 13, 2012
Gun Toys!... DIY Oil Filter Suppressor edition
Oil Filter Can - Thanks Guns.com
Great little idea...yes
Effective...yes
Would I do it....NO
This is one of those things that is great in theory, but screwing a oil filter on the end of a gun, I would reserve it for a zombie apocalypse scenario.
I don't want anything on the end of my gun that is not designed for bullets to pass through.
Could be a great addition, could make your gun blow up...
I bet someone is putting an oil filter in their BOB as we speak
Great little idea...yes
Effective...yes
Would I do it....NO
This is one of those things that is great in theory, but screwing a oil filter on the end of a gun, I would reserve it for a zombie apocalypse scenario.
I don't want anything on the end of my gun that is not designed for bullets to pass through.
Could be a great addition, could make your gun blow up...
I bet someone is putting an oil filter in their BOB as we speak
Thursday, August 9, 2012
Gun Toys: Ruger 10/22 takedown
Figured I would weigh in on this since no one has reviewed this gun yet.
How do you improve on a legendary .22? Make it packable! This is a great idea!
The 10/22 was one of the first rifles I learned to shoot when I was in the indian guides (back when you could still call them that, but that is another post all together). It shoots straight, doesn't have a kick and costs about $.005 per shot. What more could you ask for?
Ruger continues to improve on their classic designs, from the 10/22 to the Mark series plinkers. The 10/22 was a great gun to take out into the woods, but has now become one that you can shove in your pack for the impending onslaught of squirrel zombies!
This has made the short list of toys I would like to purchase in the near future, I will update once the first shots have been fired. My guess is, if its anything like a normal 10/22, on target with about 200 rounds following shortly thereafter.
Here is one of the few reviews of the 10/22 from Guns.com
How do you improve on a legendary .22? Make it packable! This is a great idea!
The 10/22 was one of the first rifles I learned to shoot when I was in the indian guides (back when you could still call them that, but that is another post all together). It shoots straight, doesn't have a kick and costs about $.005 per shot. What more could you ask for?
Ruger continues to improve on their classic designs, from the 10/22 to the Mark series plinkers. The 10/22 was a great gun to take out into the woods, but has now become one that you can shove in your pack for the impending onslaught of squirrel zombies!
This has made the short list of toys I would like to purchase in the near future, I will update once the first shots have been fired. My guess is, if its anything like a normal 10/22, on target with about 200 rounds following shortly thereafter.
Here is one of the few reviews of the 10/22 from Guns.com
Friday, July 20, 2012
Charlotte Prepcon!
How the hell did I miss the first one? Wedding! It was a sacrifice that I was willing to make, open bar and some good food will tear me away from a lot of things.
Back to the prepcon, this looks to be a good time that I will be attending and signing autographs for all my followers, just look for the bearded redneck with a camo hat on...I should be the only one.
I am a big proponent of being prepared (no I don't think zombies are going to take over the world). Why not, you prepare for everything else in your life (work, kids, purchasing a mini-van). It is good to be ready for the non-foreseeable events that might take place. Living in the South, we are exposed to hurricanes which is a great reason to keep some food and water on hand in case the power / water goes out and you can't get to the store.
There are a million reasons to get prepared, hurricanes, tornados, zombies, the mayan calender ending etc. But the main point is to get prepared, you don't need a BOB but a dedicated bag that has a flashlight, a couple bottles of water, granola bars, and a first aid kit should be the absolute minimum. This goes double if you have kids.
Hell even the gubment recommends that you be prepared with a 72 hr kit of some sort.
Worst case scenario, you can live in the woods for a few days if you Mother-in-law comes to visit. For Mother-in-law I recommend stashing a few bud-lights in the woods as sustenance.
Back to the prepcon, this looks to be a good time that I will be attending and signing autographs for all my followers, just look for the bearded redneck with a camo hat on...I should be the only one.
I am a big proponent of being prepared (no I don't think zombies are going to take over the world). Why not, you prepare for everything else in your life (work, kids, purchasing a mini-van). It is good to be ready for the non-foreseeable events that might take place. Living in the South, we are exposed to hurricanes which is a great reason to keep some food and water on hand in case the power / water goes out and you can't get to the store.
There are a million reasons to get prepared, hurricanes, tornados, zombies, the mayan calender ending etc. But the main point is to get prepared, you don't need a BOB but a dedicated bag that has a flashlight, a couple bottles of water, granola bars, and a first aid kit should be the absolute minimum. This goes double if you have kids.
Hell even the gubment recommends that you be prepared with a 72 hr kit of some sort.
Worst case scenario, you can live in the woods for a few days if you Mother-in-law comes to visit. For Mother-in-law I recommend stashing a few bud-lights in the woods as sustenance.
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Check out this B.O.B
Pretty sweet little ICE system, they are also putting together BOBs. Pricey as hell, but take your own pack and use their list to your advantage. ICE Packs Exodus
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