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  1. Anchorite

    What is the best survivalist technique?

    I remember where I at the time the Governor shut the State down due to China-flu. That I didn’t see coming.
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    Solutions for Farsightedness?

    I have found fiber optic and tritrium sights to be most helpful on the handgun sights.
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    What is the best survivalist technique?

    I don't think there is one universal answer to such a question. Wouldn't it depend on the environment where you find yourself and the circumstances?
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    EMP Strikes and Vehicles: Myth vs. Reality

    So true. I still keep paper maps around, and charts for the boat.
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    Solutions for Farsightedness?

    Definitely get your vision checked regularly. Stay ahead of any problems.
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    Solutions for Farsightedness?

    You should try a prisim sight. I have always focused on the front sight for anything handgun related inside 25 yards, period. No exceptions. Precision handgun shooting I have pistol scopes for, because range to the “target” was greater than say, 40 yards. We’ve hunted hogs in swamps and...
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    The (D) Drums on Gun Control Are Starting to Bang Louder Yet Again

    The sky is always falling for someone …
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    Anyone else into cooking?

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    The First 100 Rounds: Getting Starting with Handloading

    We all need to teach the youngsters. They are the future.
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    22 Creedmoor vs. 6.5 Creedmoor

    The shooting sports industry needed some revival, I guess, so off we go with innovative bullet weights and case designs. And yes, if starting out today, one could shoot a 22 Creedmoor instead of a two-fiddy, and a 6.5 instead of an aught-six and cover all the bases in between.
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    22 Creedmoor vs. 6.5 Creedmoor

    Would make more sense.
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    Smaller Guns for Defense?

    My philosophy too.... I carry a Colt Agent 38Sp about 90% of the time.
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    6mm Remington - My Favorite Rifle & Load

    That longer case neck than the 243 helps makes it easier to reload too.
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    Smaller Guns for Defense?

    Coming to a Speedo at the beach nearest you …
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    How many times you been married

    Sometimes you have to shuck a few oysters to find a pearl.
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    I have a question.

    Yes, mine was a 300 Wby. In hindsight, I do miss that rifle.
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    Emergency Money

    No, I do 20s, 50s and $100s. Couple of grand, total. I live on the northern coast of the Gulf of 'Merica, so I am in hurricane country six months out of the year. When a storm hits, the power is out, sometimes for weeks at a time. I can't very well run my credit card, but I can darn sure...
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    TAX STAMPS - Will Next Democrat Admin Try to Recoup

    I do think it is wise to go ahead while its cheap ...... has anyone noticed the price on suppressors come down yet? I guess I look at it both ways: This puts me, yet again, in a database I don't believe I should be in and violates my rights, and if there is a way to monetize <cough, cough>...
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    Galco's APO Belt Holster Now Available for "Commander-sized" 4.25" 1911s with or without Red Dot Sight

    Yep, good point. And let's be honest .... if you're toting a pistol in the backcountry for defense, what use is an optic/RDS if you get charged by an angry bear? Are you really going to line up the dot to shoot? I hope the heck not!
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    I have a question.

    Nice....I had the exact same rifle once. That M70 is not a pre-64, which is really only a big deal to a collector, not a shooter or hunter. The "pre-64" was only chambered in 270, 30-06, 300 Savage (rare!), 308 and 7x57, from all the accounts I have read.
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