With the gun buying frenzy of 2020 and 2021 cooling off, many first-time gun owners and those who are not “gun” people have to be asking themselves, “what now?”
In this blog, I want to address what else you need after your handgun purchase. If you have not bought a pistol yet, hold back! I am working on getting an article out on how the buy the best pistol for you and your needs. Continue reading You bought your first pistol, now what?
Batteries do fail, leak and explode.
Over the years I have stashed away different useful items. Some may call it prepping, others a survivalist attitude, I consider having something when you need it.
I have suggested keeping batteries for trading , in your BOB, and of course as an item for emergency needs.
Continue reading Batteries fail, even when just sitting on the shelf
I have been working on this article for about two years, it was just not ready to be published, then this week Price Cutter had canned veggies for 29 cents a can. Harter House used to weekly have them for 39 cents, now I noticed they are up to 49 cents. With that in mind, here are my ideas on stocking up on food, the EASY and INEXPENSIVE way to do it.
There are more than a few articles about food for long and mid-term. Some say to buy it all at once, others give a list of what to buy every week. Many are based on ‘dry’ goods (beans and rice) only or refer you to MRE’s or premade freeze dried foods. While all these are ‘good’ articles you should get food you will actually and ‘normally’ eat as a part of the solution. Continue reading Prepping / Emergency food
There have been some snazzy water / food storage containers going around, they stack, have handles and cost about $17.99 each! http://www.brownells.com/emergency-survival-gear/water-amp-hydration/water-storage/stackable-water-and-food-storage-containters-prod61209.aspx Continue reading Milk jugs and water crisis avoided