Survival and Emergency Preparedness

Scored a duel fuel Coleman lantern for $25 off of Craigslist. Has hardly been used.
Now for the single burner stove.

Just added 100lbs of rice to the supplies.

Until this evening I had all of my gun cleaning supplies spread over a couple of shelves in the back closet. Was at Wallyworld today and bought a $10 tackle box and consolidated all of my supplies into the box. Don't know why I didn't do it before? Heck of a lot easier to tote around now.

Not very much meat protein is needed to keep one alive. Before WW2, the average American family ate meat once a week according to my research. I added enough meat protein items to keep 4 people going for a month. Why? I expect visits from unprepared relatives who cannot be turned away. It is all good and if things blow over, will be eaten in the normal course of things.

added 9 new gal bottles of bleach to replace the older as with normal use/rotating
costco is a wonderful thing for supplies

tom mac wrote: ↑Fri Feb 28, 2020 9:49 am added 9 new gal bottles of bleach to replace the older as with normal use/rotating
costco is a wonderful thing for supplies

And the free samples are nice too!

Reloaded the remaining 40 S&W with a 135 grain HP (that'll go about 1500 fps outta 5" barrel) and tested them. If/when things go bad, money, gold, bitbon etc, will likely have no value. Ammo may be of more value than most think.

chewybaca67 wrote: ↑Fri Feb 28, 2020 12:59 pm Reloaded the remaining 40 S&W with a 135 grain HP (that'll go about 1500 fps outta 5" barrel) and tested them. If/when things go bad, money, gold, bitbon etc, will likely have no value. Ammo may be of more value than most think.

That is screaming velocity. What 40(s) do you have? I really like that caliber.

Got a few things for car from costco... oil was main item for next oil change ( which I do myself )

Had some Bass Pro gift cards so I ordered a half case of 9mm to be delivered to the house. That way I can replace what I'm shooting.