Finally the part all my fellow geardos have been waiting for, the gear.Since we settled on a three day trip in the mountains last time we’ll structure around that. Below is a general list of items. It’s not perfect but it gives you a good starting point. The BackpackYou’ll need a decent sized backpack toContinue reading “Repost: Backpacking: Get Packing”
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Klymit Static V2 Review
TL;DR: Not for me Last year I decided to try out an inflatable air mattress on our annual backpacking trip. I’ve always used either an original Thermarest 3/4 length pad or a Thermarest RidgeRest. Tried and true options but bulky and not particularly comfortable with their one inch or less of padding. After doing someContinue reading “Klymit Static V2 Review”
Pest Control with Air Rifles – Squirrel Shooting
I love this guy. He’s no me when it comes to massive squirrel genocide, but he ain’t far behind.
Garand Thumb!
Sorry for the click bait-ish title but it got you too look didn’t it? I love the M1, it is such a classic rifle and fun to shoot. I assume that these days most people know what “Garand thumb” is and how it is really not the bane that its made out to be. ForContinue reading “Garand Thumb!”
Gear for the Hard Times: DIY Water Purification for your Family
From our friend at The New Rifleman blog Water. If things get hot, you need to be able to move to and fro and have your basic needs met. Water, Food, Shelter. Likely your not traveling alone. You have a family and / or fellow patriots. You need to process water to ensure you andContinue reading “Gear for the Hard Times: DIY Water Purification for your Family”
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Follow-Up Remington 40XL
by: Germán A. Salazar Recently I wrote about my project rifle which I dubbed the 40XL (click here for the article). When I wrote the original article the rifle was just finished and I had shot it very little, although that brief bit of shooting seemed very promising. Here’s an update on how it hasContinue reading “Follow-Up Remington 40XL”
Rice Paddy Prone
During the Vietnam war the squatting, or the fifth position, was known as the “rice paddy prone.” This was not the first use of the squatting position, however. During WW1, land areas being fought over had been contaminated by mustard gas. Mustard and Chlorine gas is a persistent gas that lingers on the ground andContinue reading “Rice Paddy Prone”
Tangle Gut
It doesn’t sound tasty from the name but it is. It’s that time of year again. In the spring tangle gut grows. There isn’t much of a window to find it though. It doesn’t last long. Maybe about 2 weeks. Pick out the weeds, sticks, dirt, whatever is there and rinse it in COLD water.Continue reading “Tangle Gut”
Shooting Rats out of Trees with Night Vision!
Another fun video from Matt Dubber.