One of the best survival kits is a kit you can carry with you, all the time. These pocket kits are available to purchase commercially and can be very expensive. But you can build your own Altoids tin survival kit and tailor it to your specific needs. In today’s dangerous world there’s absolutely no reason not to.
Find out how to build yours here.
I was at the outdoor range the other day and I saw a lot of guys rocking single point slings for their assault rifles. A sling helps us to feel all “operator” and can be of benefit in certain scenarios. But would it shock you if I told you… you don’t always need it?
Do you have a “survival knife” you love that’s part of your bug-out bag or other survival gear? Most likely you do — but here’s a follow-up question for you… Have you ever TESTED your knife?
Your AR-15 can’t save you if it runs out of ammo, breaks, or gets confiscated. Kevin Reeve offers us some great tips on how to improvise weapons when firearms AREN’T an option.
