Book and Product Reviews

This is a guest post by Dan from BladeReviews.com. Preppers, by the very definition of our name, are prepared. We have food stored away, a water plan, firearms and ammunition stockpiled, medical supplies, clothing, independent sources of electricity, and detailed plans with various checks, fail-safes, and contingencies. There are of course many theories, many schools

Review By Jason in Virginia I recently purchased and received a British Berkefeld Water FIltration System, and here is a general run down on my thoughts and experiences with it thus far. Pre-Purchase and Purchase I did quite a bit of research on water filtration systems prior to purchase. Water had been a continuous source of concern, a

Review by Riverrider During the recent “Derecho” event and subsequent heat wave, it was a constant quest for a way to cool off. There are numerous methods but I found a nifty little product in the camping section. They are available in about any large store. Its called the O2 Cool. Its powered by either two

This guest post is by R Miller and entry in our non-fiction writing contest . When it comes to the choice of side arms there are many choices to consider, revolver or semi auto pistols are the most popular. Reliability is the most important factors in choosing a firearm and few can argue that a model 1911

This is a guest post and entry in our non-fiction writing contest  by Cain For those interested in looking up more information about my version of the M&P40 via Smith & Wesson’s website, the SKU # for my handgun is 209300. For those of you completely unfamiliar with firearms, I have provided a side view

This is a guest post and entry in our non-fiction writing contest  by LonghairCountryboy Awhile back, I purchased a S&W .45ACP C as my conceal carry weapon of choice. Then to my joy, I found that Smith & Wesson carries M&P (Military & Police) style of knives as well. Just had to have one of those to

Tappan on Survival - Mel Tappan was one of first writers to bring survivalism into the media spotlight with his column in Guns & Ammo magazine in the late 1970′s and early 80′s and “Tappan on Survival” is a compilation of those articles. Mel had some good advice, albeit expensive advice in many areas, his advice

I’ve read a number of survival related books over the past six months, and these are the titles that really stood out. Reading these will dramatically help you improve your preps and chances of survival. I promise! Just in Case: How to be Self-Sufficient when the Unexpected Happens by Kathy Harrison This is a great book for those just

I’ve had this post floating around in my head for the past several months, but never did anything with it. Other things, kept getting in the way or another post seemed more timely. However, if you just discover one great book, product, or resource from this list, then reading the article is invaluable to you. Everything here is a

One of the great things about running a blog with more than two readers is that, I sometimes, get free books from authors and vendors. No, they’re not sending me free stuff because, I’m a swell guy, but with the hope that I will give a  positive review and my recommendation for their product. Nothing wrong