Zombie Squad

I would not be surprised if a few of the sharper, more experienced 911 operators would be as good or better at assessing the threat. If you want to know everything about everyone in your town or even your city the old 911 or police dispatcher that has been there for 20 years knows it all. They ofte...

I work for a PD. You know how we assess your threat score? Your record. And previous incidents at the address we are responding to. This is all, in my opinion, some silly concept that is intended to make it look like the police are watching, literally, everyone. Which is amusing, as there is 1 offic...

My brother lives in Lacey, I visit there yearly, usually for a week at a time. Have been for years. Lacey is a nice area, not too far from Tacoma. Stay aware from Steilacoom, Tillicum, Lakewood, off the top of my head.

If you get the whisperlight, MAKE SURE that you get one with the cleaning needle. I dont recall when they started making them with those, but I had one without it, and it clogged up a few times. Other than that issue though, it is a completely bombproof stove. Edit: I think the international model h...

I voted as doesnt matter, because, well, it doesnt, and heres why: They put my county as WAY WAY below average. But, I live in a VERY rural town, a half mile from the only gun store in town, with a vet population of like 30%. I am a half mile from one body of water, a mile from another. The only neg...

I just picked one up myself, thanks to this thread. They didnt have my size in woodland, so I ordered it in desert (no big deal either way). For $30, cant really go wrong with this!

Static targets, 300 yds. Because, thats the longest range I have available to me. And, thats from a bench, with a scoped .308. If we're talking standing, unsupported, iron sights, about 100 yds. My eyesight isnt good for shooting anything beynd that.

I know this is an old thread, but I was one of the first purchasers from KRF and, despite a severe lack of communication, I DID ultimately get my knife, and he followed up with me up until he was banned, for whatever reason it was (I was offline for a while, working on getting divorced). There was a...

I prefer the subdued colors. Thats just me. I like the blending, more than sticking out. But, its always been that way for me. I really dont care what others carry, wear, whatever. I have seen people with ultra tacticool packs, that weigh 8 lbs empty, on trails, with all kinds of doodads hanging off...

I had the unique experience of attending a class given by one of our own a few years ago, who was the inventor of this, as I recall. It was a fun, interesting class, that covered a LOT of how TQs work, the myths, real world applications to include video and pic footage of this, and other TQs (to inc...

What does everybody think of their decision to head south? (trying to avoid spoilers) VERY happy. The main thing that bothers me, is I live in MA-and, to hear them name places, and think you can simply walk there, and back, irks me. The "battle of Fitchburg", they referred to, for instance-that pla...

My days of humping under an Alice pack are long last me. My last road march was a 10 miler forced march in 04. Now, I simply walk, with comfortable gear. My knees took a beating being a grunt for 15 years. Now, I baby them, by going light. I have recently started going back to the gym, like in the p...

Oh, I will be replacing it with an Apex trigger ASAP. Rumors of a non-safety switch, true ambi mag release are also starting to spread....waiting may, for once, be worth it

So, I own the full size M&P 9, and I am REALLY on the bandwagon with this one. I have had the opportunity to fiddle with 2 of them, but cannot buy one (I live in MA, and someone has to "approve" this firearm before us peons can own one). I currently have an Apex trigger in my full size. I went onto ...

Good afternoon all, I am looking for a 58 pattern british plce system, preferably complete. I don't care about the color, but want it serviceable. Willing to buy, but also have some items for trade as well. Thanks for looking, and let me know!

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Wear Hawaiian shirts. That's the ultimate camo pattern. I get overlooked all the time!

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I have used my poncho, issued, damn near every time I was in the field. As a light infantryman, space and weight are a huge consideration. A ranger roll was the preferred sleep system, especially when out for a few days. Easy to crawl into, easy to store, and kept us relatively warm and dry, when we...

My main bob is a brit Bergen. I traded for it, I believe, for a goretex .mil jacket. Here is my advice; military issue gear is great, but our US stuff isn't as comfortable as some other issue stuff. The Bergen is an internal frame pack, rugged as hell, and in the 7000 ci range. That's about the only...

There isn't a lot of metal holding that detent down, if that's what you are talking about. It will be fine. Mine has very little there, and I have put thousands of rounds through mine,b with no issues. So long as everything is locked in tight, you should be fine. Sent from my GT-P6210 using Tapatalk 2

If it doesnt happen on facebook or twitter, no one will ever know. And, the majority of folks on those may be zombies now....

I was a grunt for 13 years. Our STANDARD packing list was in the 50 lb range. Not including water, or ammo. 70lbs was the norm. Yes, its heavy, and sucks. I am short-I think for every mile ever humped on a road march, I did two, with the double stepping or airborne shuffle. And, to top it off, Alice...

When he is all grown up, he will remember this day. The day he bought his FIRST ammo for his FIRST gun with something he picked up at a yardsale. You didnt give him ammo. You gave him a memory-one that he will carry with him for the rest of his life. That, sir, has no monetary value.

I really like when people post this stuff. I often see dental kits, suture kits, etc, for sale-and bought-by people with absolutely NO training whatsoever. Me, I have no training in sutures-at ALL. I have butterfly bandages, and leave it at that. My medical experience consists of Red Cross First Aid...

I have never seen the Badger thing before, but I can see where you rightys would have issues with that hitting your sternum. Us leftys dont suffer that :). I use a Bravo Company one, I dont recall what it is named. But, the lever (I got the mediom) extends far enough out to sweep it with a finger. I...