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Would like to see the outcome as well. I think it would be a great idea if we could come up with a tool loaner program. That way if someone had a need, we could help them out. Kind of a pay it forward deal. What do you think?

http://www.ohio.com/news/ohiocentric/groups-working-to-bring-sturgeon-to-river-in-northwest-ohio-1.580794

This happened Friday here in Georgia. http://www.cbs46.com/clip/11356887/woman-jumps-on-hood-to-try-to-stop-carjacking

Here is an option for you on the scope mount. Read the Q&A section as it sounds like the rear sight has to come off. Also, one person stated that you cannot get a good cheek weld due to scope being too high. Not sure what to tell you about the finish other than cerakote...

I have a sweet SKS that I picked up last year. That thing is pretty darn accurate as well. I bought it for my son and he loves it.

I love my S&W shield in 9MM! I carry it IWB and the holster I use has a mag holder built in.

Man, that is nice. I really like the grips!

I need to add one to my collection.

It turned it into a sexy little thing!

Probably a good item to tuck away on your person similar to concealed carry.

Bugging in to start with. Then when resources run out, I will venture out. I would love to get to my aunt's place in Alabama as there is 125 acres with housing, a well, a large creek and abundant game. It is very remote and not easily accessible. They keep the road in rough to deter people...

Cutting out sugar and going with high protein foods is a good start. Stay away from artificial sweeteners as they are not good for you either. No one can change overnight. Exercise of any amount will help. I have a physically demanding job so I get everything but cardio at work. Don't...

Participated in Basic Pistol class at 4G Tactical. This is when I had some issues with my shoulder the last hour of the class was hand to hand self defense. I could really only watch, but I learned a few cool things. I want to do more , just have to get my shoulder fixed.

There was a woman recently who was so busy on her phone that she walked.around a RR guard arm and across train tracks. She was clipped by the train just as she got.to the other side!

Who cares as long as it fits within your needs! Good list. I just keep a little food and water. Right now.I do not travel more than 20.miles to work. I already wear a good pair.of boots. I always have extra clothes in my car and at work.

Use a campfire. If you can cook an egg in a paper bag, why use a stove. Yes, I know that you can't always use a campfire so for that scenario, a soda can stove, trioxane tab and empty tuna can or something along those lines.

Great for moisture barrier if having to sleep on ground or cover in case of rain. A large trash bag will work in a pinch, if slit down the sides.

I have two dogs and would keep them in a survival situation. I feel that they would pull their own weight and provide help. They are very protective of me and my family. They are small dogs yet both bred hunters. An invaluable asset for small game and providing early warning security...

When their was public access to.Tallulah Gorge, I used to camp in the bottom. It was so awesome to see witness the sights and sounds at night. There was an out of the way pool with huge boulders and a small sandbar with a couple of trees. I would hang up my hammock and build a nice fire...

Probably not an option since in most scenarios, water will be one of the first resources to be contaminated. Every try to catch a three headed fish?