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Today, Modern Combat & Survival’s Jeff Anderson poses some tough questions you should ask yourself to see if you have what it takes to defend your home with a firearm.
Today, Jason runs down where to find four alternative sources of water right in your very own home PLUS two ways to ensure you always have clean, drinkable water in an emergency.
Let’s say you’ve settled on a shotgun as your home defense weapon of choice. What kind of ammunition should you buy? Today, Jason Hanson runs down four of the most common types of shotgun ammo to help you decide which ones to stock up on.
I’ve cultivated a collection of questions on one of my all-time favorite topics: guns. Read on to discover my top pocket pistol recommendations, how to carry a concealed weapon in California, the best products to use to care for and maintain your firearms — and much, much more.
Today, Robert Boyd from 4Patriots reveals what terrifying substances are lurking in our drinking water. But don’t worry — he also explains the simplest way to protect yourself and your family.
The countries that use USB devices to spy aren’t just targeting other spies. They’re also targeting average citizens like you and me. So here are a few basic precautions you should take when using USB devices — both at home and abroad.
The fact is the better you care for and develop your body now, the better it will serve you in times of stress. Today, Jeff Anderson runs down three survival fitness tips designed to help you build muscle and burn fat.
One of the biggest security risks when buying, selling or even renting a home these days is the vulnerability of smart home technology: what information you are exposing and if people can use it to easily get into your home. Here are three things to consider whether you are buying, selling or renting a home with any piece of so-called smart equipment.
This week’s mailbag questions are all about avoiding danger at all costs. You’ll learn how to protect yourself from phone scammers, looters, natural disasters and more.
One of the last things you want to deal with in an emergency is a bunch of soggy survival gear. To keep your supplies high and dry during a downpour or severe flooding, here are three ways to waterproof your gear.