Zombie Squad

headlamps all the way here. Don't get me wrong, I have a considerable amount of surefires and pelicans. thank you, military. For hiking and keyaking, camping ect... its headlamps. tikka makes a "tactical"(ya so what, its tan) one with like 115 hour run time. they are worth their weight in gold. pick...

How are you all doing? This weekend I'm looking for a good trail, somewhere near Atlanta, GA. Something in the whereabouts of 20mi one way, and the further out in the "boonedocks" the better. any suggestions? Thanks for your time.

Don't count out the AK74. They are a little bit more expencive, but that should be cancelled out with the price of ammo. I just got mine today, a Polish AK. Just comparing it to my ROMAK I can tell a little more effort went into it. Hofully soon I'll be posting a thread, camparing accuaracy, with so...

i've allways been a fan of NAA, the minies are outstanding. I picked up a gaurdian, for when i'm in shorts and a tshirt. very accurate, considering what it is. Even better with the extended mags and crimson traces i threw on it. but that MFer broke, after about 150rds. I havn't taken it apart yet to...

the firearm i'm using will dictate. unless its just a bad draw durring an ipsc match or something, but thats beside the point. double action or striker fired, just infront of the top joint. single action(espeacially rifle) just above where my finger nail begins, except you know, on the opposite side...

I don't know if there has been a topic on this before, but i just got back from an 18miler. check out sevylor inflatable keyaks. those things are tough as hell. i have the colorado, 2 seater, its like 300 bucks cheaper than non inflatable ones. with 2 people, one can ruck up the boat and the other w...

yeah your correct. i figgured i could sell it better describing it my way and assumed everyone els would think "well what if i'm in a situation like that anyway?" and then check it out. so interupting thoughts are what got me in my situation. how about yours?

one suggestion for anyone whos proffesion requires them to carry a gun. this is good for anyone who carries one legally at any time too. "on combat" by LtCol(rt) David Grossman. Totally explains the physiological and phsycological symtems experianced durring high stress, rapidly evolving situations....

i picked up the cheapest one, the one that looks like a razer blade, for about 70 bucks plus shipping. the prices are on there, u just kind of have to look for them. the strider knives go for like 250. i'm not a big fan of the sheath though, theres no way to attach it to anything unless you use zip ...

check out the hide away knives. a little bit expencive but totally worth it. i have had one on my keys for the past 2 months and use the crap out of it. and i don't even knowtice it in my pocket. plus, in the night(or day), when your about to get in your car, its right in your hand. i just get a war...

let me elaborate on the "obviouse differances" part. it took me like a month of packing that gun to discover that sand and dirt fact for myself. just incase anyone els hasn't realized it though. no offence

sounds like a good buy. i picked up a 36 just a few weeks ago for 225. traded it a few weeks later for a brand new hammerless airweight. all obviouse differences between exposed hammer and hammerless aside, keep in mind hammerless stands less of a chance of getting dirt or sand in the frame, a plus ...

Valdosta, GA here. Um, gun guy, outdoors guy, gotta cool job guy, in decent shape. Yup thats me. My buddy informed me about this organization. So far I'm digging it, but i have never been on a forum before.