On June 3, 2017, eight people were killed as a group of terrorists drove a van through a pedestrian walkway on the London Bridge during 8 minutes of horror. As they neared the end of the bridge, the terrorists crashed into a nearby restaurant, where they exited with pink ceramic knives taped to their wrists …

In this week’s Must-Read articles we cover… What to do about these 6 online banking and shopping problems… The proper ways to store firearms… 51 EMP-proof tools and items to stockpile… Why you should or shouldn’t consider a chamber adapter… And 15 bug out bag mistakes to avoid. Let’s dive in… What to Do About …

It’s an unfortunate puzzle for the armed citizen… You see, if you’re ever forced to defend yourself and those you love with your firearm, a jury is going to take a hard look at the training you’ve received. Strangely, the more training you have, the higher the standard you may be held to in your …

In this week’s mailbag we cover… Recommendations on buying protective window film… Whether or not apartment buildings can ban guns… How to stay anonymous when contacting local government about lockdown… What to know about carrying lockpick sets around the country… How to purchase prescription meds in advance… And the amazing difference dry fire practice makes …

Lionfish are a type of fish native to the Indo-Pacific Ocean however, they are now established along the southeast coast of the U.S., the Caribbean, and in parts of the Gulf of Mexico. Experts speculate that people have been dumping unwanted lionfish from home aquariums into the Atlantic Ocean for up to 25 years. The …

In this week’s Must-Read articles we cover… 10 signs your house is being watched by burglars… Dealing with a dental emergency off the grid… Quickly and safely preparing your windows during a hurricane… Practical advice for escaping a war-torn city… And four common mistakes preppers make. Let’s dive in… 10 signs your house is being …

We often see firearms or ammunition shortages tied to political elections or in the aftermath of shootings that anti-gun activists like to exploit. For instance, the 2008 election of President Obama triggered increased sales of both firearms and ammunition. In fact, some states experienced such a huge increase in ammo sales that retailers decided to …

In this week’s mailbag we cover… What to do before drinking well water… The role of serial numbers on your firearms during confiscation… How to maintain the most privacy with your Smart TV’s… the benefits of a credit card over a debit card… And my take on the current firearm shortage and what to do …

We can learn a lot about today’s pandemic by looking at the past. In the 2009 flu pandemic, thousands upon thousands of people flooded hospitals. For thousands of those people, that choice was a death sentence. Why? Because according to a shocking study by Consumer Reports, they found that 94% of U.S. hospitals are actually …

In this week’s Must-Read articles we cover… How to use cotton balls as fire starters… How and when to prepare for the next lockdown… 6 ways to sterilize your N95 mask for endless protection… Five items to stockpile for the next heat wave… And how to make your dog part of your home defense plan. …

In this week’s mailbag we cover… My opinion on the Mossberg Shockwave shotgun… What to do if you are restrained with zipties… The pros and cons of boiling water for purification… The type of AR Pistols that I recommend… Whether or not to turn on the lights when your home is broken into… And my …

In October 2016, hackers stole the personal data of 57 million customers and drivers from Uber. To make matters worse, the massive breach was concealed by the company for more than a year. However, the ride-sharing company ousted their chief security officer and one of his deputies for their roles in keeping the hack under …

In this week’s Must-Read articles we cover… What one family learned from living off food storage for a month… How to build a simple fish trap for survival… Non-food essentials to always have on hand… Understanding the shelf life of bottled water… And the truth about neighbors, coworkers and friends in survival situations. Let’s dive …

After the Coronavirus outbreak in China, face masks became mandatory in two provinces in China. In an effort to contain the coronavirus, the Chinese government insisted that millions of residents wear protective face coverings when they went out in public. As millions wore masks across the country, the Chinese discovered an unexpected consequence to covering …

Most people don’t know this, but in the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, there was a 50% increase in the death rate of the people affected… Not because of lack of food or water. But rather from people not being able to get the medicine they needed. Think about that for a second… If you’re currently …

In this week’s mailbag we cover… What to do if the DMV won’t allow a P.O. Box on your license… How to contain the smell of food from cooking while bugging out… The amount of medicine you should carry in your bug out bag… How I clean my gun magazines… How free speech applies to …

In this week’s Must-Read articles we cover… The decontamination and sterilization of water… Load carriage options for your EDC and bugging out… Why you need a backup carry gun and how to do it the right way… 5 things you should never do during a home invasion… And 20 survival skills you can learn while …

Owen J. Baggett was a second lieutenant in the 7th Bomb Group based at Pandaveswar, India, during World War II. Baggett enlisted in the U.S. Army Air Corps and graduated from pilot training on July 26, 1942. On March 31, 1943, Baggett’s squadron, part of the 7th Bombardment Group, was ordered to destroy a bridge …

Many retirees want to slow down and enjoy their time in peace and quiet. This is exactly what 82-year-old Venus R. did living on her farm in rural Kentucky. However, one evening, Venus noticed her dog running towards a storage building on her farm where expensive equipment was stored. Since it was out of character …

In this week’s mailbag, we cover… Body armor for everyday wear… What you must do if your Social Security number is stolen… VPN for your smartphone – yes or no?… My personal stance on reloading… Ammunition recommendation, and what to consider for your gun… Staying safe while sleeping with your windows open… Let’s dive in… …

With millions of people home due to Covid-19, the use of video conferencing has skyrocketed. New users mobbed the popular video conferencing platform Zoom. In mere weeks, Zoom’s user base ballooned from 10 million, to almost 100 million. But this explosion in growth revealed vulnerabilities in Zoom’s security. And Zoom’s founder and CEO Eric Yuan …

In this week’s Must-Read articles we cover… A beginners guide to buying holsters… How to manufacture rope in the wilderness… Training that will improve your marksmanship across the board… And 10 first aid skills to know now in the midst of Covid19. Let’s dive in… Buying Holsters for Dummies If you are in the market …

It’s an unfortunate puzzle for the armed citizen… You see, if you’re ever forced to defend yourself and those you love with your firearm, a jury is going to take a hard look at the training you’ve received. Strangely, the more training you have, the higher the standard you may be held to in your …

In this week’s mailbag we cover… Recommendations for quality drones… Confiscation of firearms under martial law… Whether or not you can be tracked in airplane mode… How to ship firearms to clients if you have an FFL… My take on appendix carry vs lower back carry… And IDShield benefits as well as other identity theft …