Until you move out of the People's Republic of Californiastan, you might want to invest in something like this (or build one yourself) for your patio:
https://www.wayfair.com/Gracie-Oaks...nA3C1bN831KnquJnjYv3aajj3lvK2pYxoC8GUQAvD_BwE
Survivalism, homesteading... living off the grid
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Until you move out of the People's Republic of Californiastan, you might want to invest in something like this (or build one yourself) for your patio:
https://www.wayfair.com/Gracie-Oaks...nA3C1bN831KnquJnjYv3aajj3lvK2pYxoC8GUQAvD_BwE
Do it. Now. If you live in PA (which I believe you do), it won't be difficult process like it is in CA. And if you're leary about firearms, best way to start is have a self-defense safety instructor help teach you the basics about safety, proper posture and grip etc. It'll set your mind at ease. It may be a 2 hour course that may run you $150 (varies from state to state, may be much cheaper for you). My mom was just down recently and I made her learn how to shoot a firearm, and while it wasn't a picnic, nobody shot their foot off or anyone else's.
Until you move out of the People's Republic of Californiastan, you might want to invest in something like this (or build one yourself) for your patio:
https://www.wayfair.com/Gracie-Oaks...nA3C1bN831KnquJnjYv3aajj3lvK2pYxoC8GUQAvD_BwE
Ah, now we're talking. Thanks for the tip. As to getting out of the People's Republic of Commieforniastan, that's going to be a little more complicated. But a plan needs to be in place for sure.
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Wrong.
If the communists try and implement the green new deal the entire country will go dark.
that's why you need a gun. there is no insurance that will compensate for losing a family member or loved one.
best to be judged by 12 than carried by 6.
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Yeah it was a good chunk of property. Soil black as night. Pear, apple, plum,cherry and walnut trees all around. Good times.
Of course I've been in florida for a long time, but those things came with me.
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Toxic is an understatement.
He and his dog are probably going to eat them, since he doesn't know **** about survival.
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If all goes to poo-poo, propane will be hard to get.
Look into a nice 20 gauge if all you want is protection. Easy to shoot. Hard to miss up close. Can double for a bird gun to get dinner. You would be shocked at how rarely a handgun hits the intended target in a gun battle. It's not a good weapon for that.
That's what I'm looking into next. As to your first sentence, yep, think Mad Max lite.
If you are preparing for the end of the world and being a survivalist, better be able to do the following. I think I'm up to having done this 40 times. I don't find it appealing, but you get used to it. Not work for the faint of heart. Of course, if you're hungry, you'll learn quick.
After this step, you better learn how to quarter it, where the loins and fish are, and how to get the meats out of it you want then how to store it.
WARNING - this video is graphic if you are offended by blood, gore, guts
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Before that tragic accident where every one of my guns ended up in the Gulf of Tonkin, I own(ed) a single shot 20 gauge (my first rifle as a kid, kicks(ed) like a mother). Then I inherited a nice 20 gauge pump (one in the chamber, 3 inside). I also inherited a very old Stevenson bolt action that takes clips (one in the chamber, 2 additional from the clip). I...would have purchased...2 additional cartridges for quick exchanges. If I still had that one, it would get sawed off to the legal 19" length solely for self defense purposes.
Also had this tiny little .410 single shot. Good for snakes and varmints around your homestead site. Have never owned a 12 gauge.
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Jeez, OFTB, California's power grid is already on the verge of failing. The recent fires and the dramatic closure of petroleum-based power generation have led to seven or eight major power shutdowns the past 8 months.
modern day terrorist. you should be on a list.
World's 5th largest economy. Think about that ****. Actually that's fairly old data, who knows where they are now.
Well, I know where they are and could go on a diving expedition to retrieve them. Boat capsized just south east of Haiphong. Then I could be labeled a terrorist I suppose.
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410s are expensive to shoot. Mine sits in the safe (which is also at the bottom of the lake) unloved. I only have about 15 rounds left for it anyways. 12 guages are amazing. Very versitile. Highly recommended.
Holy **** dude, I'm crying I'm laughing so hard.
I keep seeing these more and more:
I also found a "All my guns are covered in Coronavirus" T-shirt for people like Floggy, but the image file was jacked up and I can't find another picture anywhere, but love it.
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