Old School Cool Welcome, everyone, to the weekly blog post. This week’s blog will be on old-school cool—why some things from back in the day are just better. This is entirely an opinion piece, and I won’t be giving any instructions or links for anything this week. To be honest with everyone, the last few […]
Here’s the best memes we’ve found over the last week! Steal them, and share them! Brad NelsonFounder of Minuteman Theory 192.168.1.165:8080
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Hello all, and welcome to the 4th weekly blog post. Today I’ll be talking about an essential survival skill: purifying water. For the overwhelming majority of first-world countries, clean, safe drinking water is just a few steps away at any given moment. The threat of parasites, bacteria, and viruses is virtually nonexistent. But what happens
Hello and welcome to the 3rd weekly blog. In this week’s blog, I’ll be going over a newfound passion of mine: baking bread. I’ll share my go-to recipe, explain why I enjoy it, and why you should give it a try as well. I’ve been cooking meals for a long time—everything from casseroles to meatloaf
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With the limited range of handheld and mobile radios, they can be difficult to use in specific areas/scenarios. Challenging terrain and long distances between operators can cause communication to become spotty, or impossible. A simple solution to mitigate these problems is a radio repeater. A radio repeater receives a signal on one frequency, and re-transmits
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Hello all and welcome to the blog on reloading: I got into reloading back in 2010 as a hobby. I was a broke college student and was shooting on a weekly basis, so I needed a cheap way to fuel my shooting habit. In those days, you could reload 9mm for 10 cents a round
Here’s some memes to start off your week! Brad NelsonFounder of Minuteman Theory 192.168.1.165:8080
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Hello all and welcome to the first blog I have ever written. My name is Ian Smith, and I have been involved in some form of emergency, or military service for the last 20 years. At 15 I joined a volunteer fire department, at 16 the United States Army (Delayed Entry Program) and at 17,
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