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Originally posted by Subjective Truth
reply to post by lilwolf
And back to the gun vs. knife debate I think knives are super important I have at least 30 of them of all sizes and uses. But if I had to choose between my saiga 308 or my mini 14 or even my Remington 870 I know what I would choose. And for all you poor souls living in the prison state known as britain buy a cross bow. I see very nice ones for about 200-600 on eBay all the time buy one it could save your life. To tell you the truth guys and gals I love survival stuff but I wish the need was not there I would much rather collect WW2 patches or pins that is for sure. And for anyone who needs advice on guns or rifle scopes or ww2 patches ask away I am kind of an expert.
Originally posted by Subjective Truth
reply to post by lilwolf
Wow thanks for the list it is great and made mine look like 5 year old wrote it. I appreciate it and will use it and all who pass by should print and keep it.
I believe that list should have its own thread it is that good I really like it. And back to the gun vs. knife debate I think knives are super important I have at least 30 of them of all sizes and uses. But if I had to choose between my saiga 308 or my mini 14 or even my Remington 870 I know what I would choose. And for all you poor souls living in the prison state known as britain buy a cross bow. I see very nice ones for about 200-600 on eBay all the time buy one it could save your life. To tell you the truth guys and gals I love survival stuff but I wish the need was not there I would much rather collect WW2 patches or pins that is for sure. And for anyone who needs advice on guns or rifle scopes or ww2 patches ask away I am kind of an expert.
Remember it does NOT have to be an End of World situation.
Think how long the people of Indonesia had to survive after the catastrophe, or closer to home, Katrina.
Originally posted by Gazrok
Remember it does NOT have to be an End of World situation.
Think how long the people of Indonesia had to survive after the catastrophe, or closer to home, Katrina.
Even closer to home....
I'm always extremely well-stocked for Hurricane season here in FL. I have lots of bottled water, canned and dry goods, etc.
While my wife was laid off in Feb, we were still doing ok finance-wise...just had to cut back some. Then, when I got laid off also, it really sucked.
Luckily, between a small amount of savings, and a greatly reduced food budget as we started eating through the stockpile, we made it through, and now both have decent jobs again....
Just to show though....you don't even need a natural disaster to find uses for it...