Author: M. I. Grey

I am continually learning. Over the last two decades I’ve expanded my skills in all preparedness areas. This includes hiking, orienteering, hunting, firearms, shooting sports, and trauma medicine. In pursuit of this, I've taken classes from GoRuck, SigArms, Dark Angel Medical, Steve Tarani, and Massad Ayoob. Recently, I’ve been exploring off grid living with the quintessential cabin in the woods. The trout stream, abundant grouse, and feral apple trees make it our little corner of heaven.
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Gear

DIY Your Survival Electronics Kit

M. I. Grey / January 27, 2020
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Lions and tigers and EMPs, Oh My! The quintessential survival scenario is an EMP. Power’s out! No pesky fallout to evade! No foreign invaders on our shores (yet!). It’s just me, my family, and a metric ton of ammo. And not a working cell phone in sight. Who could ask for anything more? Regardless of the glamor of an electronic…

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Urban Survival

50 Urban Survival Skills You Should Practice

M. I. Grey / January 13, 2020
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Most preppers are a little too fond of gear and information gathering. What we all tend to lack is practical application of skills. Make an honest comparison of your ammo cache with the practical skills gained from applying half those dollars to training. Skill building does not need to be expensive. When was the last time you built a fire…

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