Sam Fisher (Data Drops)
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Probably the most important survival tip.
https://www.youtube.com/user/masterwa99
this channel is in Thai, He is a bowmaker that reviews and sells archery equipment.
i highly encourage you to order any modern or traditional archery bow from him (he is in Thailand, but can ship internationally with prepayment). very good value for money.
this channel is in Thai, He is a bowmaker that reviews and sells archery equipment.
i highly encourage you to order any modern or traditional archery bow from him (he is in Thailand, but can ship internationally with prepayment). very good value for money.
Tips on Guns series.
Start with shotguns, most versatile for many scenarios.
The recoil can be heavy for some people.
Even so, everything can be achieved, with proper technique and practice.
Ammo: several types of loads available in shotgun cartridges. Average cost of ammo is relatively affordable compared to most other types of ammo (.22lr are cheapest, see further posts)
in some jurisdictions, it is legal to re-load your own cartridges.
LE use slug cartridges to break down door locks. Elephants buffalo bears can be stopped too.
Your mileage (effective distance) might vary…but this is likely to increase your chances of being the first to arrive at a “UFO” salvage site 😂
Vietnam war veterans have remarked that the natives were not afraid of m-16, the ammo went straight through and victim is usually able to recover. Shotguns in Vietnam caused the natives to run away or surrender…due to the unpredictable (but always much more lethal) type of cartridge.
shotguns loaded with cartridges using smaller shots (ball bearings, basically) are accepable and defensible (in most courts) for home intruder scenarios.
many gun enthusiasts even use the diminutive term “scattergun” to convey that the shotgun pellets are spread out…some people would call it “no need to aim”…most intruders/attackers know this to be the “nightmare scenario”. can you imagine how long it would take the ER surgeon to find+remove each projectile and patch up the arrested intruder ?
shotguns cartridges with flares are available too…but consult someone who knows how it can be done safely with your shotgun.
9mm pistols are easier to miss the intruder/attacker, along with recoil management requiring just as much practice time on the gun range.
Start with shotguns, most versatile for many scenarios.
The recoil can be heavy for some people.
Even so, everything can be achieved, with proper technique and practice.
Ammo: several types of loads available in shotgun cartridges. Average cost of ammo is relatively affordable compared to most other types of ammo (.22lr are cheapest, see further posts)
in some jurisdictions, it is legal to re-load your own cartridges.
LE use slug cartridges to break down door locks. Elephants buffalo bears can be stopped too.
Your mileage (effective distance) might vary…but this is likely to increase your chances of being the first to arrive at a “UFO” salvage site 😂
Vietnam war veterans have remarked that the natives were not afraid of m-16, the ammo went straight through and victim is usually able to recover. Shotguns in Vietnam caused the natives to run away or surrender…due to the unpredictable (but always much more lethal) type of cartridge.
shotguns loaded with cartridges using smaller shots (ball bearings, basically) are accepable and defensible (in most courts) for home intruder scenarios.
many gun enthusiasts even use the diminutive term “scattergun” to convey that the shotgun pellets are spread out…some people would call it “no need to aim”…most intruders/attackers know this to be the “nightmare scenario”. can you imagine how long it would take the ER surgeon to find+remove each projectile and patch up the arrested intruder ?
shotguns cartridges with flares are available too…but consult someone who knows how it can be done safely with your shotgun.
9mm pistols are easier to miss the intruder/attacker, along with recoil management requiring just as much practice time on the gun range.