Zombie Squad

I had similar just a couple summers ago, tiny VW car cuts me off as they always do because little cars can't be behind a truck so they have to get in front. I hit the brakes and the pedal went to the floor and the brake light came on and the chime started dinging. I was able to downshift the transmi...

High center of gravity through. The Veit one on that page looks a little better.

I have a small minimalist toolkit that I use around the house for things now. Lets see if this works.

Yeah, the like I posted are a mid weight, not a thick/heavy weight. Wigman still has the light thin weight last I looked.

For cold weather I'd want longer than 1/4 length anyway.

Wigwam seem to have discontinued their mid weight and only has light weight now.
I recently found these https://smile.amazon.com/s?me=A2JB1TK7Y ... PDKIKX0DER
they seem pretty good.

If I didn't already have a safe, I think I'd go with some of these https://www.snapsafe.com/specialty-safes/under-bed-safe and then get some nice thick heavy lumber and build a whole bed frame around it.

I dunno; lithium batteries supposedly can handle 1000 recharge cycles, while NiMh batteries like the Enloops apparently are only good for 500. So there's an argument that they're worth the price premium if you're prepping for the truly long term. I think you got that backwards. I've always seen Ene...

I dunno; lithium batteries supposedly can handle 1000 recharge cycles, while NiMh batteries like the Enloops apparently are only good for 500. So there's an argument that they're worth the price premium if you're prepping for the truly long term. I think you got that backwards. I've always seen Ene...

Hand sanitizer, mask, lip balm, sunblock.

What about this one https://www.goalzero.com/shop/recharger ... ower-bank/

I run my own "cloud" server so I'm not affected.

$30 repair kit for our dryer so we didn't have to call someone or replace it. Took maybe two hours to disassemble and reassemble after replacing all the rollers and belt.

Bought a pair of used bike wheels/tires matching my bike for cheap. They appear to have been left outside as they were quite rusty. Disassembling and putting the parts in my reloading brass tumbler cleaned them up to like new. New use of existing prep gear/tools to save some $ to have a spare wheel ...

specops makes a nice double one
https://specops.us/double-mag-utility-p ... brown.html

Modern electronic components have a lot of protection. Take an early transistor from the 70's, it was just a single transistor in the package. Buy a transistor today and inside the package the transistor is in the middle and around it are over voltage, short circuit, thermal, surge, etc protection. ...

My most recent are my table saw, which had a bad bearing that I had to break/cut off but was able to find a replacement and push it on rather than buying a whole new motor. And my HP48SX calculator I was able to remove the face adhesive with IPA and then get the case open and replace the foam strip ...

I made it out last night, more testing of my gear and myself
https://connect.garmin.com/modern/activity/4024605679

So I could be in better shape. Been on the beginner trail 4x now
https://www.mtbproject.com/user/200537067/eugene-nine
Its pretty short so I'm working on going a little faster each time and then will move up to the intermediate trail.

Been doing some summer riding to keep in shape and gear test

https://imgur.com/gallery/tKCnLPc

https://imgur.com/gallery/WWcm9mo

and a pic of the gear, Rockhopper, Camelbak Transformer
https://imgur.com/gallery/2ItvRKX

Then the opposite of the naysayer is the super optimist who hasn't ridden a bike in two decades yet will somehow be able to strap 100lbs of guns and ammo to a $99 wal-mart bike and ride 200 miles

So I was reading and researching about .357 and powders like unique and titegroup will give slower speed which isn't the best for a hunting round. From what I can tell is I want a good heavy bullet like 158 grain and as fast as possible which means I want to look at Magnum loads. Also I want to be a...

The difficulty you have for getting tools for both home and auto use it that most stuff around the home is inch and most auto stuff metric, so you really need two sets. I like many have a lot of Craftsman, I'd buy some here and there on sale. Truck has a set of basic screwdrivers, set of wrenches an...

Prepping some rounds for the INCH gun




Updated my "recipe" card format as well

I only have 9mm, .22lr and .357 so no big rifle calibers.