I am not by nature a “knife” guy. I often have several on me but they are tools that I use as needed. My likes and dislikes are simple and rarely do I go outside of my comfort zone.
How long have you been trying to find that “perfect” catch all EDC (Everyday Carry) bag? Your search is over. We take an in depth look at what may be the ultimate Tier Two bag from Maxpedition, the Fatboy Versipak.
When I was in a gun store waiting for an FFL transfer, I saw what I thought was a nice looking Browning Hi-Power in the case for a great price. I asked to look at it and the gun felt right. I checked the tag and it read, “CZ 75B”.
The Original SOL Heatsheets Emergency Bivvy from Adventure Medical Kits was something we had to try for ourselves. We liked the weight and the cost but could it replace the emergency space blanket that people keep in their cars? The answer, Yes.
The Surefire G2X Pro is a polymer-bodied (Nitrolon) version of the 6PX Pro. It is the replacement for the G2 LED, now discontinued, and heir apparent to the standard G2. We put it through the paces at SurvivalCache to see if it lived up to the SureFire name.
In this review I compared two knives made by the same company. I recently bought the new Bear Grylls Ultimate Knife which is made by Gerber and compared it to the Gerber ASEK LMF II Survival Knife, which I have had for a couple of years now.
Situational awareness is a key factor in daily survival. Many people do not realize just how vulnerable they are doing a normal activity such as grocery shopping. I see so many people, women in particular, making careless errors that could cost them their life.
Self defense for women is a vital consideration for every female’s survival as well as an important part of your “Everyday Carry”. Here are five weapons you need to have with you at all times.
At SurvivalCache we are always looking for the latest Survival Gear to review and possibly add to our Bug Out Bag, EDC, Emergency Home Kit, or Emergency Car Kit. We recently came across the SureFire LX2 Flashlight and let’s just say that we were impressed.
I believe in the event of total collapse money and even precious metals will become fairly worthless for quite a while. However, total collapse is unlikely. While you may be in a regional emergency the rest of the world still takes cold hard cash.
Some tools are so versatile you can’t even begin to list all of the things they are useful for. In fact, 9 times out of 10, you won’t even know what you’ll need them for until it happens. Here are the 6 tools every self respecting prepper should have in large quantities and always available.
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