Lubricating the Kalashnikov
Originally published a year ago, re-published due to demand. -NCS [...]
A Quick and Dirty Guide To Pirate Radio
A lot of people have asked about the value of low powered FM stations. It's an excellent tool to have when used within certain parameters. Let's look at how to do that.
Using a small storm as a test run for preparedness.
The way we prepare for the big hurricanes (that will come eventually) translates pretty well to how we would prepare for some other grid-down disaster. You still have to think of it in terms of hierarchy. Shelter, water, food, security. Once those essentials are handled, you move to the secondary needs, medical, commo, intelligence and transportation.
Rapid AO monitoring of FRS/GMRS HT’s
Rapid AO Monitoring of FRS/GMRS HT's By 33G20Â Recently I [...]
2020 Is The Year Of The AK?
A lot of buzz came from Shot Show 2020 and [...]
Hands On With Palmetto State Armory’s GF3 AK
Everyone who's trained with me over the years knows I'm [...]
Plans and photos of a simple rainwater catch system.
Try to remember as a starting rule that your survival group is going to need to plan for water usage to the tune of one gallon of water per person, per day. Sometimes this will obviously include some adjustments up and down for different cooking needs, sanitation, medical, etc., but generally speaking, that rule is a good starting point.
Storing pinto beans, long term.
You can't eat bullets, and using bullets to take someone else's food isn't a good way to go. So store your own. I'm doing pinto beans today. They are capable of being stored for long periods of time and are very versatile with cooking.
Big Blades and Surviving in the Southern Woodlands
One of the biggest unwritten rules I've realized when it [...]
Directional Antennas For The Small Unit, Part 1
One of the biggest misconceptions behind communications security revolves around [...]