Why written emergency plans (EP) are better than just having one on your mind Terrorism attacks, accidents or natural disasters can occur any time and...

<p>Alcohol stoves use denatured alcohol for fuel and are very common with ultralight backpackers because of the huge weight savings. You can pay a pre...

Natural and man-made disasters happen often without warning. Hurricanes, blackouts, terrorist attacks — you name it, anything could happen in a blin...

In a high percentage of survival situations; you might argue all of them, clothing is a major component. For your Bug Out Bag we generally see recomme...

Before I start this article, I want to make it plain that I am not a combat trained individual, at least in a military sense. I am a retired deputy [&...

The Prepping Community’s most active discussion revolves around preparing for disasters. Not that disasters or zombies are our only focus. The broad...

In the previous article, we discussed what gunsmithing is, and saw that it had three components, tools, knowledge and skills.  We started out by look...

What is “Gunsmithing”? It is the process of repairing or modifying firearms. You can do it on your own firearms without any problem, and you might...

Packing heat is always a good idea because you never know what this world is going to throw at you next. Revolvers make an excellent choice as a Conce...

The world of Survival and Prepping Bloggers is pretty diverse. There are those who will say that they are only talking intelligently about preparing w...

If your community gets hit by a disaster, like a hurricane, flood, radiological release, or even an earthquake, how would you and your family fare? Wo...

There are two recurring themes we have in prepping and survival blogs around preparing for disasters of any type. The first is the need to practice an...