I'm not a huge prepper as in having every sort of survival gear I should have, but I do a lot of planning for a whole bunch of situations. I personally think its just a matter of time before something large scale happens, whether its terrorists, nature, or nukes, so I choose to be prepared. I live close to a nuclear plant, so in the case of things getting shitty, I plan on getting FAR away, just incase. I keep myself fit, the fatties will die first! And I keep on the know how of every possible mode of transportation whether its long term hiking, horseback riding, I can even drive a dump truck. I know what plants are edible in ontario, and know how to trap small game. I personally think knowledge is the BEST way to be prepared! Allthough there is some wicked ass gear I'd like to grab this year!! I think the biggest thing to be mentally prepared for is knowing that family and friends could die. I even go so far as to have a quick back up plan for my immediate family as I know they are not prepared, what so ever.
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Chess sets? Really????
What are you guys going to jerk off to?
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Fucking chess set's.
Only a lawyer would come up with that.
Hehehehe
What are you guys going to jerk off to?
No internet for free porn anymore.....hello!!!!!
Fucking chess set's.
Only a lawyer would come up with that.
HeheheheI know it is brilliant, but I cannot take credit for it. Charleton Heston did it in Omega Man...one of my favourite films:Chess sets? Really????
What are you guys going to jerk off to?
No internet for free porn anymore.....hello!!!!!
Fucking chess set's.
Only a lawyer would come up with that.
You might also ponder that peppercorns were more valuable than gold for much of history. Without fullscale trans-ocean commerce and banking, the growers will soon be back to what their local bike-accessible market wants, and we won't be pedalling there. Gold is only valuable because you buy stuff like pepper with it.I know it is brilliant, but I cannot take credit for it. Charleton Heston did it in Omega Man...one of my favourite films:
The other thing people have always bought at great expense is entertainment. Be sure to pack your harmonica, your Shakespeare and Grimms and a few decks of cards to go with your Hoyles and your chess set.
But that's talking real prepping worthy stuff, not a week of no AC.
Great idea, wish I would have thought of that, my GF is a skinny little bit*h
My girlfriend has been eating very fatty foods so if we go out and its cold I can slice her open like a TaunTaun and stay warm for the night.
My girlfriend has been eating very fatty foods so if we go out and its cold I can slice her open like a TaunTaun and stay warm for the night.
Don't you think that the people with food and water, have the means and training to defend it? If you weren't a douche bag with your attitude, it's more likely that the people that are prepared would be willing to help the unprepared out with a little food.
Cheers
Aside from a wide assortment off tools, a chest freezer of food, a few cases of bottle water, a few boxes of spare batteries, a weeks worth of canned goods, led flashlights, battery powered radio, walkie talkies that's about it. But this is not due to prepping it just happens to be what I keep on hand. Been trying to convince the SO that a shotgun and handgun would be handy, she's on the fence but slowly coming to my side.
With the shotgun I think I'll go rob some of you guys. Or maybe start a co op with the guy who wanted to trap humans. Wonder if we taste like chicken.
With the shotgun I think I'll go rob some of you guys.
Or maybe start a co op with the guy who wanted to trap humans. Wonder if we taste like chicken.Just remember that bottled water and batteries have a shelf life. I hope your can opener isn't electric. The big hole at the front end is quite a decision maker with most bad folk, much more effective than a handgun.Aside from a wide assortment off tools, a chest freezer of food, a few cases of bottle water, a few boxes of spare batteries, a weeks worth of canned goods, led flashlights, battery powered radio, walkie talkies that's about it. But this is not due to prepping it just happens to be what I keep on hand. Been trying to convince the SO that a shotgun and handgun would be handy, she's on the fence but slowly coming to my side.
With the shotgun I think I'll go rob some of you guys.
Yeah true enough shelf life is an issue. But as I pointed out I'm not a prepper. After about two weeks I am fucked. Yeah shotgun is probably better than handgun which is why I would want both.
A "Go" bag is actually quite a difficult concept. It depends on where you want to go. Are we talking, the basics for a weekend trip? So, just some toiletries, change of clothes, and other basics that you might want handy if you got stuck in a hotel or even an emergency shelter waiting things out. Or are we talking, full on survival, you're on your own, refugee trekking out of the city. In that case you'll want to add on camping gear, a greater variety of clothes to deal with the elements, and a large stock of food and water. It's the difference between packing a small 30-40L knapsack, and having a full on 70L rucksack ready.
None of my stuff is packed into a bag, although, some of my camping gear is pre-packed just because I store it that way to save space.
None of my stuff is packed into a bag, although, some of my camping gear is pre-packed just because I store it that way to save space.
Shotguns are also non-restricted, so you face many fewer legal complications. While some say to heck with that, the police will be gone--the reality is the disaster will eventually come to an end, and if you were parading around with a handgun, those chickens will eventually come home to roost. Much less complicated with a shotgun, especially if you keep it unloaded with the action open. It's not clear that any law has been broken until you load it and/or close it up so it looks loaded. In theory it's perfectly legal to walk around downtown Toronto with an unloaded shotgun that is not displayed in a threatening way. It will ordinarily almost certainly draw the attention of a tactical team, and you will be face down on the pavement while you explain what you were doing--but you'd walk away without any charges (that stick) if you really were just transporting it for a legal purpose.
If shit hits the fan I think I'd be out of sight not walking around downtown. A gun would be more for holing up and defending. Rather than parading around. Besdies it's easier to loot TVs with a handgun in a hoster. Than a shotgun on my back LOL
Try one of these:
http://www.wanstallsonline.com/rossi-ranch-hand.html
Six rounds of .45 long colt, 24 inches long, with a cowboy repeater. Can be fired one handed with practice, and can be holstered. Since it's counted as a rifle in Canada, it's non restricted. Or one of these:
https://www.canadaammo.com/product/detail/11/dominion-arms-grizzly-shotgun-12-5/
A little bit longer, 31 inches, but probably still could be leg holstered. 12 gauge pump action, 4 round capacity, plus 1 in the chamber if you feel like blowing off your own foot.
http://www.wanstallsonline.com/rossi-ranch-hand.html
Six rounds of .45 long colt, 24 inches long, with a cowboy repeater. Can be fired one handed with practice, and can be holstered. Since it's counted as a rifle in Canada, it's non restricted. Or one of these:
https://www.canadaammo.com/product/detail/11/dominion-arms-grizzly-shotgun-12-5/
A little bit longer, 31 inches, but probably still could be leg holstered. 12 gauge pump action, 4 round capacity, plus 1 in the chamber if you feel like blowing off your own foot.
The shotgun would be the best choice for someone who doesn't have experience in shooting. With the right ammo and little practice you should be able to hit what you point it at.
That .45 is nice looking though fuji. Good knockdown power in that baby at close range.
That .45 is nice looking though fuji. Good knockdown power in that baby at close range.
