Raoul

Do you know who's behind this?

+1 for KEH. I have had good luck in the past with these guys.

You should post here too. I'm curious, and you never know who else may be...

Good post. I've done raised beds for a long time. Less work and you get a good yield. The chicken idea makes sense too, but they might not be available if the SHTF.

I love a thread that includes dead revolutionaries.

You need to wear a gun to take a gun there to shoot. I've run into some amazingly sketchy folk there.

Good sites. Thanks.

Mainly I'm just interested in storing enough seed to enable me to plant the next season after the SHTF scenario. I can handle short term and have enough supplies to buy or take what I need for 6-8 months. Just thinking about survival 6-12 months out. Not stockpiling food.

Most of the threads about SHTF scenarios discuss bugout bags, weapons, and food stores. Lately I've been thinking about long term survival. I've run across several sites that discuss long term storage of seeds and the general consensus is to freeze them. Does anyone have any experience in freezing seed? If so how successful is it? What do you folks think about this?

Please post a range report when you get it. I'm seriously looking at one too.

I'm definitely feeling positive now baby!

Not my intent, but Mike's timing is impeccable.

Go Mike!

Icarus didn't. I do like fresh garden veggies though.

Nope. Not showing.

So is this version a polymer body?

So in another thread I saw that the TVA Credit unions were posted also. So far I haven't notice many local banks posting. Anybody else?

FWIW, on my end it all works and looks pretty good. Both IE8 and Firefox 3.6.3 seem pretty consistent and there are no issues on either browser.

If you haven't read Orwell's 1984 lately I suggest a quick read. Just sayin...

FWIW, I did recntly shoot a 226 in .40. Very nice. Recoil was no big deal.

You might also consider a P250C. Plastic so it's lighter. Verrrry smooth DAO trigger. A very nice shooter and small enough to carry.

+1

Really? Just curious.

We should sell a kit.