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As far as I' concerned theres only one accesorie we need to fix this country. What the polticians have done, and continue to do to this country and its founding principales and values is a crime on the level of high treason, and theres only one response to that http://image.shutter...se-60472024.jpg Hang 'em high, and let them swing till the sun goes down.

Has anybody really thought about the role physical fitness would play in an end of the world situation? I have a gym setup in my garage, and regularly workout using a mix of crossfit and strongman style stuff. 6 days a week, with a run on my off day. Of course I'm also training to go back into the service this coming fall/winter. I learned a lot of good physical fitness habits in the Marines, and I'm training to go into the Pararescue Jumpers program, which is very physically demanding. Anyways, do most guys see physical fitness as a key requirment in being prepared for a survivalist situation? Physical fitness what allows a lot of SF operators and even normal service members to survive in extreme situations. Anybody else train regularly, and have pictures of your setup? If so, I'd like to see them.

I traded a tool box and a few tools I wasn't using for this. My first Taurus, but for what it costed me, worth finding out how well it works. Pictured with a 15 round mag. by the side, and a 17 round mag in the gun. Its a 24/7 Pro C chambered in 9mm. Just thought I'd share, not a bad deal for a lil less than $100 in stuff that I traded.

Here is some stuff that My dad and I have turned out from his forge in the backwoods. We make all kinds of stuff, but knives are my personal favorite. Our favorite steel is old saw blades, and old model leaf springs from vehicles. Anyways, on to the post Me and my dad do quiet a bit of forging when winter settles in. Heres a few we have made together Heres on we did from a railroad spike two years ago when I was on leave And heres a large fighting style knife we made last year Me working a piece of style on the anvil, staged for the pic, you can see the steel has cooled off to much My old man heating a piece, note the high flames. It was around 5 degrees that day, so we had the fire flaming more than normal for warmth Heres a video of my dad working one out

Me and my dad do quiet a bit of forging when winter settles in. Heres a few we have made together Heres on we did from a railroad spike two years ago when I was on leave And heres a large fighting style knife we made last year Me working a piece of style on the anvil, staged for the pic, you can see the steel has cooled off to much My old man heating a piece, note the high flames. It was around 5 degrees that day, so we had the fire flaming more than normal for warmth Heres a video of my dad working one out

Hello everybody. My name is Jordan, I'm a 23 yr old Former Marine. I got out of the Corps in Jan. of this year. I live outside of Knoxville, in the oliver springs area on 180 acre farm. So my favorite place to shoot is the field behind my house. I was raised around guns, and have always owned several. Right now my inventory includes a Marlin 336 in .35 Rem, a Remington single shot .22 that was passed down through the years and dates back into the 20's, a Winchester Model 12 12 gauge that was passed down and dates back into the early 20's or late teens, and a Taurus 24/7 Pro C chambered in 9mm. Right now I'm on the hunt for a resonablely priced 1911 chambered in .45 acp. I'll be getting my carry permit soon, I would have done it already, but its been hectic moving back here from California and getting settled down. Anyways, I'm glad to be here to have a source for gun law questions, and hopefully the chance to meet some new friends. If I can help anybody in anyway, just send me a PM. Thanks guys