Ronald_55

What part if AZ? I have friends out there. Glad to have you here.

If you are not in a rush and not picky about looks or exact model you can pick up some good U. S. Made revolvers on the used market. Either locally or like @A.J. Holst mentioned. I think H&R and Iver Johnson revolvers usually come in priced under their worth. Just older style models. I have an Iver .38 S&W top break that is solid.

Let me just say I run this site.... http://Leveledsurvival.com Should be answer enough. Oh, and I am in no way a "prepper"...

Branch out into the infected humans in 28 days Later and it just gets worse. Sure body shots kill them, but they still have a level of itelligence and are fast to boot. Plus even body fluids can infect you. I have seen flamethrower used in movies and always think what else would they set on fire ambling around until their brains fry. I like the World War Z book where they use incendiary rounds and headshots to kill off the hordes. Fry their brain instantaneously.

I thought the comic was ongoing.. Wrong. It has ended. Looks like this week.

I think like everything in culture cycles, it along with all the prep shows have faded. The general public is fickle. Things in media unfortunately bend to that fickleness to keep ratings. That being said, those that really pay attention know that not being prepared for natural and man-made disasters is playing Russian roulette. Zombies are cool, but I don't see having to fight off the living dead any time soon.

Man, that kid has it all. Lol

@bersaguy Glad to hear that adventure is over. Maybe you should get one of those parlor gallery guns and shoot in the living room. Lol

Roy's eyesight was a might bad, but he knew he bagged the biggest steer he had ever seen.

A buddy if mine used to put Goldschlager in his coffee. Me, I like beer that fights you going down. Guinness is good. Michelob ultra is just mislabeled water...

I figured we still had a bit before seeing it. I guess I never saw it growing up because we had so few deer around.

Driving today in NC, a buck crossed in front of me. I swear it was still in velvet. Is that ever normal? It also did not look like antlers were fully grown.

Are those heirloom hollow points?

Is the far left a scaled down Roman Gladius?

Try looking for.a .357 mag model or better yet a .357 max....

@I40Bandit You might look at imgur.com

I could not read any farther . Funny that these were guns going OUT of the US. The seizure included the equivalent of 52 AR-15 assault rifles, 30,000 rounds of caliber ammunition for various weapons, 189 long arms, 156 handguns, five vehicles, a hand grenade, a motor round and $110,000 in cash. Twenty-five people were arrested. huh, motor rounds... https://www.foxnews.com/us/authorities-seize-thousands-of-weapons-and-explosives-in-international-weapons-trafficking-bust

I am confused... why do they want everyone's solvent traps?

Yep, I see lots of "semi-retired" Leo's that end up being SRO. No offense meant to them, their experience can play a great role in kids lives, but some of them are in sunset mode. They no longer work the beat and these are easy positions to work in until they officially retire. My grandfather was a police officer for 30 years. I would not have blinked an eye at him being a SRO at 70, he was still in good shape. I have met 45 year old ones that can barely walk fast without passing out. Unfortunately, the latter make up 75% of the SROs I have seen.

I find that in a lot of things. Stripped AR lowers for instance. Lower $29.99 Transfer (each) $25 BGC (per transaction) $10 Total $64.99 Lots of times you can meet or maybe beat that price local.

@Steelharp I miss the sr9c I bought from a buddy because he needed the funds. I agreed he could buy it back thinking he never would. Took about a year, but he came up with the money.

Well some of my potatoes are blooming. A little crowded, but hopefully will produce a good bit. I forgot how pretty the blooms are.

Wow. That is an interesting take...

Ever looked at straw bale gardening? It might fit well in a small place. Just a quick link to examples. I just Googled this so tgere may be better examples. https://sympathink.com/straw-bale-gardening-instructions/

By the way. Here is a link to the free Kindle copy of Nessmuk's book. It is an interesting read but a bit rambling. https://amzn.to/2J0msFF If you prefer paper https://amzn.to/2FsqxBI