In a home defense scenario, finding the safest place to take a defensive position with a firearm while waiting for law enforcement is essential. Here’s what to look for:
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The best defensive location is typically an interior bedroom or other room with limited entry points, clear sightlines, solid cover, and reliable communication access. Once you’re secured in your chosen location, stay put, communicate with law enforcement, and focus on staying calm and alert.
Ready to make your next trip to the range a memory your family will talk about for years? The Ruger 10/22 is perfect for introducing youngsters to marksmanship—it’s light, low-recoil, and fun to shoot. Below are eight range games to sharpen skills and spark smiles.
As the temperature climbs, fewer layers make concealing a firearm more challenging—but far from impossible. By combining the right holsters, carry systems, and clothing choices, you can stay cool, comfortable, and covered all summer long.
Selecting the ideal urban family “bug‑out” vehicle (BOV) requires balancing storage, off‑road prowess, fuel range, reliability, maintenance ease, power/communications, seating comfort, and customization potential. Each feature ensures you can evacuate swiftly, carry essential gear, stay powered and informed, and keep your family safe and comfortable—all while adapting your rig for the unpredictable urban environment. Below are the eight critical features, each paired with a Survivalist Pro Tip.