Zombie Squad

I've two homes since 1995 and had to fix my furnace multiple times. First time was when we first moved in so I took the in-laws advice and called someone. $250 later bought a few drops of fan oil. So a few years later when it did it again I found I could put a few drops of mobile 1 engine oil with a...

If is doubt take to a gunsmith. I'm not normally a take it to someone kind of guy but when I pulled the old muzzleloader out that my grandfather passed down to me I took it to a gunsmith and let him make the first shot.

I made my own chart copying the one from the lee manual then added loads from other powder makers sites. I then made up a log file and print labels out and attach to each box. I use OpenOffice so I don't have to worry about any license issues and can therefore have as many copies as I want. I also s...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mercury%28II%29_fulminate That's what's used in the older primers and older surplus ammo. Modern primers use Lead Styphnate, which is much less corrosive but (duh) contains Lead, therefore not the smartest stuff to inhale. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lead_styphnate N...

One 12 round magazine in the pistol, another 12 round spare.

When traveling to the Farm, 4 more magazines in the backpack.

zero, Personally I am not a fan of the AR-7, so I purchased a 10/22 TD model. As to .22LR being the survival rifle, maybe you'll want to look into air rifles. There's a whole thread on here discussing them: https://www.zombiehunters.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=33&t=114460&hilit=air+rifle Yes, they ar...

I'm looking for a small fuse panel like the blue sea ones but the newer miniATC fuses instead of the bigger ATC fuses.. These folks have great prices. Let me know if you need help. Roy http://www.waytekwire.com/products/ http://www.waytekwire.com/item/45607/MINI-ATM-FUSE-BLOCK/ I've seen that one, ...

I'm looking for a small fuse panel like the blue sea ones but the newer miniATC fuses instead of the bigger ATC fuses..

Another of these Toyota/Glock/Apple is better than the rest threads? Lets see, Toyota's pickups get the worst gas mileage out of all of them, cost more to buy, cost more to repair and maintain and require more maintenance (planned maintenance IMHO is still downtime just like breakdowns so it affects...

One other issue is you'll need to run at more than idle. Alternators on vehicles put out a minimal amount of voltage at idle, you'll need to move up to usually around 2000 rpm to get full power which will also use more fuel.

Kind of high for crappy stuff. I roll my own for .11/round without even trying to be cheap.

I just tie clothesline between two trees and clip the targets to that.

And really AndropenOffice is what makes it workable. If I were using some app then I couldn't access the data from my laptop. But using standard spreadsheets I can edit the data on any number of devices. Well and Owncloud for the syncing across them all.

Yes I prefer to edit on a laptop but for small edits my tablet works. This is things like updating count in a prep inventory spreadsheet, or making notes on the reloading log.

I only have 3 mags for the AR7 so far and those are stored in it. The M&P9C I have 10 mags, one in it and a second in the holster, then I have 6 more in dual mag pouches on a MOLLE belt panel. This way the Panel with 6 mags stays with the BOB but can be swapped into the range bag or another pack as ...

I try to keep my phone small as the trend now is to make the screen bigger and the high resolution displays work the processor and gpu harder. I went back to small phone myself after getting a tablet a year ago. I never wanted a tablet until AndrOpenOffice, that was the killer app for me. Now that ...

The most important is location. Don't let the realtor/friends/family talk you into the nicer house in the older neighborhood as those old people will move away/die and someone will buy their house to rent. We ended up with a nice house in the ghetto after a decade and if you add up all the $ I put i...

Would be a shorter list if you listed what they did get right. But to name a few things they get wrong: How about NCIS where the dog collar wearing girl explains to the supervisor what a frangible bullet is "its designed to inflict the maximum amount of pain and suffering" How about all the shows wh...

Here is the log

Tested my Chrony over the weekend

What magazine are you testing? Are you guys using factory crimp dies? I put a medium roll crimp on my .38 loads but they arent really subject to setback like an autoloader. They're shot out of a steel 3" Smith so the recoil cant set em back either. My pet load currently is: 158gr Berrys FP 4.4gr Un...

Eugene, have you ever tried "the bench test" on your reloads? Hold a round by the case, put the bullet on the bench, and try to push it into the case. You shouldn't be able to, and no amount of jostling is going to exceed that force. I've done that with a little push but how hard should I be able t...

I'm making a distinction here between my EDC and my BOB/INCH ammo. I carry two mags, one in and one spare for my EDC with factory ammo. In my BOB I carry 4 more with my own loads, sometimes I'll use those for practice, sometimes not. So those BOB mags may get carried back and forth a few times befor...

Not just sitting in a magazine. The point that was made in the other thread was if you do reload and intend to use reloaded in your BOB/INCH in the PAW. I do reload because I can stack it twice as deep and I've started using Berrys target hollow point which I figure would be less likely to pass thro...