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Now this is just too cool!!
I wonder when the motocross version will come out!!
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Monday, September 3, 2012
Sunday, August 26, 2012
Mauser 20 rnd Mags
It seems that Gun Parts Corporation (Numrich Arms) has the 20 rnd Mauser Trench Magazine in stock once more. Better hurry if you want one, who knows how long they may be available.
Have Fun!
Have Fun!
Instructables
Do you receive the Instructables weekly update?
There are some great projects this week, links below
Download Satellite Images.
Small-Scale Tidal Generator
Recurve Bow From Skis
Spring Action Projectile Launcher
6-Axis Robotic Arm
How To Fly an Octocopter
Make a Survival Bracelet
Sugru and Paracord Zipper Pulls
Easy Solar Oven
Instructables is full of information that can be used by the Prepper/Survivalist before and after a disaster or the coming crash. Print out your downloaded Instructable PDF files and put them in your Survival Bible to keep them organized and readily available.
Stay Safe!
There are some great projects this week, links below
Download Satellite Images.
Small-Scale Tidal Generator
Recurve Bow From Skis
Spring Action Projectile Launcher
6-Axis Robotic Arm
How To Fly an Octocopter
Make a Survival Bracelet
Sugru and Paracord Zipper Pulls
Easy Solar Oven
Instructables is full of information that can be used by the Prepper/Survivalist before and after a disaster or the coming crash. Print out your downloaded Instructable PDF files and put them in your Survival Bible to keep them organized and readily available.
Stay Safe!
Wednesday, August 8, 2012
Selous's Bookshelf II
The newest additions to my bookshelf are:
GAIA'S GARDEN: A Guide to Home-Scale Permaculture, Second Addition by Toby Hemenway [Paperback]
Creating A Forest Garden: Working with Nature To Grow Edible Crops by Martin Crawforn [Hardcover]
Sepp Holzer's Permaculture: A Practical Guide to Small-Scale, Integrative Farming and Gardening--With information on mushroom cultivation, sowing a ... ways to keep livestock, and more... By Sepp Holzer [Paperback]
Dinner Is In The Jar: Quick and Easy Dinner Mixes in Mason Jars or Mylar Bags by Kathy Clark [Paperback]
The Everything Mediterranean Cookbook: An Enticing Collection of 300 Healthy, Delicious Recipes from the Land of Sun and Sea by Dawn Altomari-Rathjen (LPN, BPS) and Jennifer Bendelius (MS, RD) [Paperback]
7 Secrets Cookbook by Neva & Jim Brackett [Spiral-bound]
I am very interested in the Permaculture aspect as I believe it will be Key to long term survival. I am all for letting nature provide me with it's bounty with little intervention by me. Establishing a Permaculture system will take some hard work but afterwards it will repay you for your effort.
No, I am not turning into a tree hugger, but I am not delusional in that I expect things to get much better. There are evil people out there that wish to reduce the worlds population down to what they can manage thru starvation, disease and war. Permaculture is one way to help thwart the hunger part.
GAIA'S GARDEN: A Guide to Home-Scale Permaculture, Second Addition by Toby Hemenway [Paperback]
Creating A Forest Garden: Working with Nature To Grow Edible Crops by Martin Crawforn [Hardcover]
Sepp Holzer's Permaculture: A Practical Guide to Small-Scale, Integrative Farming and Gardening--With information on mushroom cultivation, sowing a ... ways to keep livestock, and more... By Sepp Holzer [Paperback]
Dinner Is In The Jar: Quick and Easy Dinner Mixes in Mason Jars or Mylar Bags by Kathy Clark [Paperback]
The Everything Mediterranean Cookbook: An Enticing Collection of 300 Healthy, Delicious Recipes from the Land of Sun and Sea by Dawn Altomari-Rathjen (LPN, BPS) and Jennifer Bendelius (MS, RD) [Paperback]
7 Secrets Cookbook by Neva & Jim Brackett [Spiral-bound]
I am very interested in the Permaculture aspect as I believe it will be Key to long term survival. I am all for letting nature provide me with it's bounty with little intervention by me. Establishing a Permaculture system will take some hard work but afterwards it will repay you for your effort.
No, I am not turning into a tree hugger, but I am not delusional in that I expect things to get much better. There are evil people out there that wish to reduce the worlds population down to what they can manage thru starvation, disease and war. Permaculture is one way to help thwart the hunger part.
Monday, July 30, 2012
Sneaky Fracking Scumbags
White House gives cool welcome to bill restricting online ammo sales
(S)elcted Congressional Scumbags, Democratic Senator Frank Lautenberg and Democratic Representative Carolyn McCarthy are trying to eliminate your right to purchase ammo over the interner, by mail order and limit amounts to under 1000 rnds.
"The proposal, crafted by Democratic Senator Frank Lautenberg and Democratic Representative Carolyn McCarthy, aims to restrict the ability of Americans to buy unlimited quantities of ammunition over the Internet, or by mail order, anonymously."
"The new legislation, dubbed the Stop Online Ammunition Sales Act, rests on four pillars, according to Lautenberg's office:
It requires anyone selling ammunition to be a licensed dealer.
It requires ammunition buyers who are not licensed dealers to present photo identification at the time of purchase, effectively banning the online or mail order purchase of ammo by regular civilians.
It requires licensed ammunition dealers to maintain records of the sale of ammunition.
It requires licensed ammunition dealers to report the sale of more than 1,000 rounds of ammunition to an unlicensed person within any five consecutive business days."
You had better stock up now before you lose this freedom. You also need to be bending the ear of your "Village Idiot" sent to DC to represent your interests. also Since they call conservatives Teabaggers, perhaps we should call them Scumbaggers. Just a thought. Be Safe!
(S)elcted Congressional Scumbags, Democratic Senator Frank Lautenberg and Democratic Representative Carolyn McCarthy are trying to eliminate your right to purchase ammo over the interner, by mail order and limit amounts to under 1000 rnds.
"The proposal, crafted by Democratic Senator Frank Lautenberg and Democratic Representative Carolyn McCarthy, aims to restrict the ability of Americans to buy unlimited quantities of ammunition over the Internet, or by mail order, anonymously."
"The new legislation, dubbed the Stop Online Ammunition Sales Act, rests on four pillars, according to Lautenberg's office:
It requires anyone selling ammunition to be a licensed dealer.
It requires ammunition buyers who are not licensed dealers to present photo identification at the time of purchase, effectively banning the online or mail order purchase of ammo by regular civilians.
It requires licensed ammunition dealers to maintain records of the sale of ammunition.
It requires licensed ammunition dealers to report the sale of more than 1,000 rounds of ammunition to an unlicensed person within any five consecutive business days."
You had better stock up now before you lose this freedom. You also need to be bending the ear of your "Village Idiot" sent to DC to represent your interests. also Since they call conservatives Teabaggers, perhaps we should call them Scumbaggers. Just a thought. Be Safe!
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Zipit Up!
In the age of plastic, one item reigns supreme. The Ziploc® bag!
It will hold just about anything you wish, including water! The only drawback to using or reusing, is that some objects may puncture the walls or with heavy items such as water, blow out the seams. To protect against this happening and to extend the lifespan, try the following:
Using the clear plastic packaging that much of todays electronics and other gear comes in.
Cut it to size with scissors and sand the sharp edges off. Alternatively, you could also tape the edges.
Use this for items that would wear thru in short order.
Use the lighter weight cardboard (think beer case) for other items.
Protect the bag from punctures by doing the following:
Hard plastic inserts (or thin card board, such as the beer case)
Several layers of butcher's paper would work also.
Duct tape the edges and bottom to prevent blowout.
To keep external abrasion to a minimum, cover the bag with a layer of duct tape.
This will save you a trip to REI to spend hard earned money on those fancy stuff bags when you could buy beer and reuse the cardboard instead!
Bottom's up!
It will hold just about anything you wish, including water! The only drawback to using or reusing, is that some objects may puncture the walls or with heavy items such as water, blow out the seams. To protect against this happening and to extend the lifespan, try the following:
Using the clear plastic packaging that much of todays electronics and other gear comes in.
Cut it to size with scissors and sand the sharp edges off. Alternatively, you could also tape the edges.
Use this for items that would wear thru in short order.
Use the lighter weight cardboard (think beer case) for other items.
Protect the bag from punctures by doing the following:
Hard plastic inserts (or thin card board, such as the beer case)
Several layers of butcher's paper would work also.
Duct tape the edges and bottom to prevent blowout.
To keep external abrasion to a minimum, cover the bag with a layer of duct tape.
This will save you a trip to REI to spend hard earned money on those fancy stuff bags when you could buy beer and reuse the cardboard instead!
Bottom's up!
Tuesday, July 17, 2012
What an Ass
"If you've got a business, you didn't build that, somebody else made that happen."
Just the kind of comment you would expect from someone who has never started or run a business, the only thing they know how to run is their mouth.
Thanks to the Feral Irishman for the pic!
Update:
Another Gem from the enlightened one's speech,
"The Internet didn't get invented on its own. Government research created the Internet so that all the companies could make money off the Internet."
Just the kind of comment you would expect from someone who has never started or run a business, the only thing they know how to run is their mouth.
Update:
Another Gem from the enlightened one's speech,
"The Internet didn't get invented on its own. Government research created the Internet so that all the companies could make money off the Internet."
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
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