I am looking at a new bow and was wondering if anyone had experience with a PSE Evolve 35 with the 75% let off cams. I am currently in the process of saving for the toy and looking for opinions good or bad.Statistics: Posted by longrifle — Mon Mar 05,…
When pesticides are needed as a tool in the full spectrum of control, they are used responsibly, in smaller quantities, and in targeted areas. In regards to structural pest control (in homes and commercial buildings), most material applications do no…
When pesticides are needed as a tool in the full spectrum of control, they are used responsibly, in smaller quantities, and in targeted areas. In regards to structural pest control (in homes and commercial buildings), most material applications do no…
Cumulative effects of chemical pesticides are well documented to be contributing factors in many health issues such as ADHD, Infertility, Autism, Cancer, etc. The obvious lesson is synthetic toxic chemicals are just that they are toxic. One can take h…
Fyrediver wrote:Regarding defense I’ll second the idea to get into martial arts training. Train for when you have no additional tools other than what’s in your pocket and you’ve gone into an airport or courthouse where no knives are allowed. Also, s…
Fyrediver wrote:Regarding defense I’ll second the idea to get into martial arts training. Train for when you have no additional tools other than what’s in your pocket and you’ve gone into an airport or courthouse where no knives are allowed. Also, s…
Regarding defense I’ll second the idea to get into martial arts training. Train for when you have no additional tools other than what’s in your pocket and you’ve gone into an airport or courthouse where no knives are allowed. Also, some martial arts…
Regarding defense I’ll second the idea to get into martial arts training. Train for when you have no additional tools other than what’s in your pocket and you’ve gone into an airport or courthouse where no knives are allowed. Also, some martial arts…
Illini Warrior wrote:XxBiohazard78xX wrote:danthman114 wrote:forget the handgun for now, you have plenty of time for that later. my best advise is go to your local fish and game and look into a hunter safety course. reason being is that they teach g…
XxBiohazard78xX wrote:danthman114 wrote:forget the handgun for now, you have plenty of time for that later. my best advise is go to your local fish and game and look into a hunter safety course. reason being is that they teach gun safety. go dove h…
Don’t overlook surplus rifles like the mosin nagant or sks. If your set on 30-06 you can find lower cost fire arms out there.Statistics: Posted by danthman114 — Thu Nov 09, 2017 4:01 pm
Don’t overlook surplus rifles like the mosin nagant or sks. If your set on 30-06 you can find lower cost fire arms out there.Statistics: Posted by danthman114 — Thu Nov 09, 2017 4:01 pm
danthman114 wrote:forget the handgun for now, you have plenty of time for that later. my best advise is go to your local fish and game and look into a hunter safety course. reason being is that they teach gun safety. go dove hunting. this will giv…
danthman114 wrote:forget the handgun for now, you have plenty of time for that later. my best advise is go to your local fish and game and look into a hunter safety course. reason being is that they teach gun safety. go dove hunting. this will giv…
forget the handgun for now, you have plenty of time for that later. my best advise is go to your local fish and game and look into a hunter safety course. reason being is that they teach gun safety. go dove hunting. this will give you the repetiti…
Photon Guy wrote:XxBiohazard78xX wrote:Also, I’m fairly certain that there is a martial arts class here. I never put to much thought into it but you’re right about where you can bring weapons compared to where you can bring knowledge and training. I’l…
XxBiohazard78xX wrote:Also, I’m fairly certain that there is a martial arts class here. I never put to much thought into it but you’re right about where you can bring weapons compared to where you can bring knowledge and training. I’ll see if I can so…
Photon Guy wrote:Cast Iron wrote:If you will note, XxBiohazard78xX is only fifteen years old. He is likely of limited financial means, and the acquisition of a handgun, as you suggest, is illegal as it is with other firearms that have not been handed…
Cast Iron wrote:Photon Guy wrote:XxBiohazard78xX wrote:I don’t have too many preps but for my defensive preps I have a 20 gauge shotgun, a .22, 2 machetes, around 20 knives, and a hatchet. I’m only starting so is there anything that would be highly re…
Cast Iron wrote:If you will note, XxBiohazard78xX is only fifteen years old. He is likely of limited financial means, and the acquisition of a handgun, as you suggest, is illegal as it is with other firearms that have not been handed down to him.The …
Photon Guy wrote:XxBiohazard78xX wrote:I don’t have too many preps but for my defensive preps I have a 20 gauge shotgun, a .22, 2 machetes, around 20 knives, and a hatchet. I’m only starting so is there anything that would be highly recommended or is …
XxBiohazard78xX wrote:I don’t have too many preps but for my defensive preps I have a 20 gauge shotgun, a .22, 2 machetes, around 20 knives, and a hatchet. I’m only starting so is there anything that would be highly recommended or is a vital tool/weap…
You’ve stopped in the post office to get your mail after returning from a camping vacation with your family. A city councilman happens to see you and asks your opinion on a drainage project. After a brief conversation with him you head home, getting s…
You’ve stopped in the post office to get your mail after returning from a camping vacation with your family. A city councilman happens to see you and asks your opinion on a drainage project. After a brief conversation with him you head home, getting s…
You’ve stopped in the post office to get your mail after returning from a camping vacation with your family. A city councilman happens to see you and asks your opinion on a drainage project. After a brief conversation with him you head home, getting s…
I would suggest formal training, or participation in a local shooting club. Can be anything from the local .22LR weekly fun shoot, to CMP, or even air rifles. Master the fundamentals. Do not worry about the tacti-cool aspect. I know of a lot of gu…
More important than weapons is training in all areas from nutrition, to medical, to eatable plants, AT 15 you should be able to absorb a lot of information. Don’t worry about being G I Joe until you can survive. I know it’s more fun to play with a …
Vetmike wrote:What scenario? Defense in a rural setting should be ‘avoid contact if at all possible’. If needs be, engaging at a long distance is the best so a rifle able to take out a human at greater than 500 M is best. Urban settings involve close …
rickdun wrote:XxBiohazard78xX wrote:I don’t have too many preps but for my defensive preps I have a 20 gauge shotgun, a .22, 2 machetes, around 20 knives, and a hatchet. I’m only starting so is there anything that would be highly recommended or is a v…
XxBiohazard78xX wrote:I don’t have too many preps but for my defensive preps I have a 20 gauge shotgun, a .22, 2 machetes, around 20 knives, and a hatchet. I’m only starting so is there anything that would be highly recommended or is a vital tool/weap…
Wow, where to start with this topic. It sounds like the OP is on a low budget and simply looking for defense only (which I strongly agree with) in a urban or suburb environment.Thought 1, lose 15 of those knives. Your job is to defend, not be…
Wow, where to start with this topic. It sounds like the OP is on a low budget and simply looking for defense only (which I strongly agree with) in a urban or suburb environment.Thought 1, lose 15 of those knives. Your job is to defend, not be…
Ammo could be an issue so something that is common. 5.56(.223), 7.62 Nato (.308), 9mm or .45Acp. A good battle rifle (5.56) and many extra magazines, a good 9mm hi cap pistol (or a .45 auto) is a start. The AR10 platform (7.62 Nato) is good to 700 …
What scenario? Defense in a rural setting should be ‘avoid contact if at all possible’. If needs be, engaging at a long distance is the best so a rifle able to take out a human at greater than 500 M is best. Urban settings involve close in fighting, u…
I don’t have too many preps but for my defensive preps I have a 20 gauge shotgun, a .22, 2 machetes, around 20 knives, and a hatchet. I’m only starting so is there anything that would be highly recommended or is a vital tool/weapon in a SHTF scenario….
Here is something you might see in the city.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2YY6oqLhefo
Statistics: Posted by Photon Guy — Wed Sep 27, 2017 7:18 pm
Cast Iron wrote:
I have to give credit where credit is due: I am sending Driven 2 Karma points for giving me the weebeegeebees and we are not even in October yet.Well played, sir, well played.
lol…..All the contributions in links, solar observations, Flare alerts, Spaceweather education, Sales links, etc.,…. and its the quick spider .Gif’s that I posted on the spur of the moment that moves my Karma needle….lol.
Thank you kindly CastIron. 
That was nice of you…
Statistics: Posted by DR1VENbyKNOWLEDGE — Tue Sep 26, 2017 1:24 pm
i simply get out my up right house vac.or my small shop vac with a 1 gallon tank..then vacuum up the spider..i also do that with lady bugs when they make it into the house…
Statistics: Posted by jimLE — Sun Sep 24, 2017 3:11 pm
I have to give credit where credit is due: I am sending Driven 2 Karma points for giving me the weebeegeebees and we are not even in October yet.
Well played, sir, well played.
Statistics: Posted by Cast Iron — Sun Sep 24, 2017 10:22 am
I have to give credit where credit is due: I am sending Driven 2 Karma points for giving me the weebeegeebees and we are not even in October yet.
Well played, sir, well played.
Statistics: Posted by Cast Iron — Sun Sep 24, 2017 10:22 am
[quote=”JoyDog”He was a black bear. A .223 will kill most things if you hit them in the right place. I use a .243 a lot of the time. I havent shot a big gun in years.[/quote]
I see. It was still a good shot. Now, if it was a big brown bear like you might find in Alaska I suppose you could take it out with a .223 if you hit it just right, but it would have to be a really really good shot.
Statistics: Posted by Photon Guy — Sat Sep 23, 2017 8:11 pm
I HATE HATE them. Only thing I live in dread of, endangering myself and others. (Ok, it’s a phobia)
Statistics: Posted by arkieready — Sat Sep 23, 2017 7:31 pm
arkieready wrote:
Crap!! Driven, I really don’t like you right now. Omg. Frigging daddy long legs are freaking disgusting. The big spider was creepy but ooooh I feel sick, them other things.
The only bug I’m afraid of. If I had that in my house I would just move.
Cast iron was talking a spider not aliens from the pits of hell.
Argh, bleh gag
LOL….Sorry….I couldn’t resist.
There is definitely a small little evil streak in me that get’s the better of me sometimes. 
I thought the water storage tank was especially relevant to us here… 
Statistics: Posted by DR1VENbyKNOWLEDGE — Sat Sep 23, 2017 11:19 am
Well for that, particularly the lions and bears, I would go with something along the lines of a .30 06[/quote]
A couple years ago I killed a bear on our front step with a .223. He was looking through the sliding glass door at our granddaughters.[/quote]
What kind? A black bear? Or one of those big brown bears?[/quote]
He was a black bear. A .223 will kill most things if you hit them in the right place. I use a .243 a lot of the time. I havent shot a big gun in years.
Statistics: Posted by JoyDog — Sat Sep 23, 2017 7:29 am
Cast Iron wrote:Illini Warrior wrote:shoot it with a wad from a shotgun …Next time, and I do so hope there is not a next time, I will try that.
The bugger is as large as my thumb nail. And that is just his body.
the old paper wads used to work better for the job – you can take out little birds like house wrens, mice and most likely a normal sized rat ….
Statistics: Posted by Illini Warrior — Sat Sep 23, 2017 6:47 am
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