Zombie Squad

I have noticed a lot of people who don't know guns buying guns as well when I have bought guns at stores recently. Lots of pistols and shot guns. Always encouraging.

I love that the guy in that video was arguing with the dudes in the BMP.

Those do look like BMP-2's.

Five years on an aircraft Carrier has given me the same problem. I have like 4 alarms to get me up in the morning (though I typically wake up on time anyway). I can sleep through like anything. I worry about not hearing an intruder either, but my solution was to put a stout lock on my bedroom door a...

OSOE wins because of these alone:

http://www.originalsoegear.com/collecti ... black-cock



But yeah they have some nice rigs. I like their light rigs. No extra weight. There are several things on their sight I would like.

The whole of Crimea is not worth the bones of a single Alabamian grenadier. Sometimes you have to give up on the "good fight" if it means preventing a wider conflict that could easily spiral out of control. I wonder what the English of 1918 felt about their 1839 treaty with Belgium. Would love to k...

So because Russia has nukes we should let them take over every non nuclear nation they want? So how do we contain N Korea from taking S Korea? Ya by using conventional forces. We can contain and even fight Russia without going nuclear. We don't have to conquer Russia to keep them out of the Ukraine...

Hey everyone, So I was thinking of how awesome these little things are when I was making a fire earlier, and I thought, not a lot of love for them on Zombie Squad. Basically they are little white cubes with black specs in a flammable plastic wrapper. I think they are some of the best fire starters o...

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006E0QAFY/ref=oh_details_o01_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 quite bright, reasonably sturdy. incredibly cheap price so you can buy a bunch and stash them everywhere. My everyday flashlight for the past eight months. Small enough to clip to a change pocket. Bright enough to ...

The folding stock on the VZ-2008 makes getting a good cheek weld hard for shooting it accurately, but thats an issue with most folding stock AK's.

http://trollscience.com/image/f/full/8c6ac6fe0aa5ec1952e8e274f6df0f5e.jpg Once I went to trouble shoot an equipment stack that had been set up by some IT's. They had set it up, they said, according to the SOP. The two UPS (uninterrupted Power Supply, basically batteries that power the system if we ...

Does it pay well? Well, I think the military life does. For America, it would pay big. It would allow us to see that our allies got to sell their nat gas to Europe. But I think that for most of the soldiers, sailors and marines out there, it does not pay enough. Russia is pretty scary. We were talk...

Big question Will Russia now try to take Eastern and Southern Russian majority regions of Ukraine once they feel the Crimean annex is done? If so watch for Poland and what they do. This crisis proves that civilized man will always use force to get what he can if he thinks he can get away with it. T...

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And besides, they'll probably have zero interest in it since they have no pretty pictures to look at and you can't text anyone with them.

just find a pair of eXRS radios, they could text.

Lots of radios can text actually. And send e-mail. But I see what you did there.

Get a revolver. You can load them plenty fine with one hand.

Its not ideal in most situations where you can have a semi auto, but in terms of reloading with one hand, they are really easy. No slide to wrack.

SKS's are not bad guns. But an AK is worlds better, and it is only a little more. When SKS's were $89 (heck even $150) they were great buys. But there are tons of cheap AK's right now, and the SKS's are often $250+ and the lower end ones are not in great condition or the ones you want. A GOOD SKS is...

I wish I could keep a gun in my glove box, but alas no guns on base :/ Anyway my main EDC is an SP101 .357. For me its super easy to wear, comfortable, and powerful. I am not so accurate with the double action trigger (though still pretty accurate) and it only has 5 rounds, but I would be using it d...

SereneCarbine wrote:Thanks, pics look cut off to me though. You too?

Scroll out and you can see them in their entirety. Hold CTRL and scroll out with your mouse wheel.

Anyway nice shotgun!

I have bought some cheap holsters like that at gun shows.

Galco holsters are expensive, but in my opinion, they are well worth it. That company makes a hell of a holster.

Its crazy to me that we have all these forclosed empty homes. Way more than we have homeless people. In detroit, which has its share of poor folks, the number of abandoned homes out numbers the homeless by a great deal. Yet they would rather bulldoze them than let the homeless live in them. :crazy:

Eh.

I have supplies for a long time for myself and a hand full of friends.

My biggest worry in a long term grid down (long term being 30+ days) would be all the people who are not preppers.

Folks that are hungry with hungry kids and hungry lovers are going to do some sideways shit.

A good way to hide a gun by a door is to have a little table by the door. Put a strong magnant on the bottom of the table, it will hold a gun, but you can still easily grab the gun when answering the door. A holster works too. They are unlikely to look under the table.

I lived in Japan for four years. How did I miss out on this?! Dang it!

I just put molle hydration pouches on the side of mine, with the bottom going in the pocket things. Works well for me. You have straps that keep them tight against the pack.

I keep my sleeping stuff (pillow, sleeping bag, tarps and stakes) in the bottom, then my other stuff in stuff sacks in the next layer. My pot is on top of that.

In the lid for my bag I have frequent use items like TP, a poncho and a light. Also some glow sticks.