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Lone Wolf Survivalist |
Secure your well-being and that of your family with your own storage of groceries
and manuals of action. Have the knowledge you need to survive hard times.
Learn to fight and how to live to fight another day. Being a lone wolf survivalist means preparing individually to provide for your own personal survival and the survival of your family during hard times...and in being discrete about it! It also means learning how an effective freedom fighter operates. Do not reveal your possessions. Do not have photos taken of yourself holding weapons or wearing regalia. Do not post threatening statements on public forums or in emails. Do not wear camo clothes in public. Real camoflage means to blend with your surroundings, not to be conspicuous. Discretion and anonymity are skills of the Lone Wolf. Subterfuge is key. If organizing a pack, invest in software for background checks and in some type of lie detection device. Never completely trust anyone. |
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The U.S. Army's OICW Wonder Weapon American soldiers going into battle in the next century may carry a weapon so advanced it will make today's assault rifle seem as primitive as the muskets fired at Bunker Hill. The OICW can be a dual- or single-barrel weapon. The removable top barrel hurls 20mm high-explosive air-bursting fragmentation rounds over the heads of hidden targets more than a half-mile away. The lower barrel shoots NATO-standard 5.56mm ammunition. more... |
SSK 6.5 MPC: Best Assault Rifle Cartridge for 21st Century Warfare? SSK Industries has developed what may just prove to be a superior solution to the 6.8x43mm SPC (a.k.a. 6.8 SPC) and/or 6.5 Grendel (6.5x39mm) cartidges as a replacement for the 5.56x45mm NATO cartridge for U.S. military general infantry and Special Operations (USSOCOM) use. more... |
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Pentagon introducing new EXACTO sniper rifle, short for EXtreme ACcuracy Tasked Ordnance. Anticipated range is 1.5 miles.
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