I have my own pepper powder made with freeze dried peppers. It is so offensive it must be handled while wearing gloves and a gas mask. I made it to use on my pizza.
It won't come out with any velocity if it's nit in a barrel, rock salt won't even sting the skin with that setup. Pepper powder is far more effective. @geod3589
@@geod3589 Same problem. Rock salt only really does anything if shot fast enough to penetrate the top layers of skin. A bare 12GA shell won't even come close to that threshold.
I think it could be possible that you took that statement a bit too literally! All the information is intended strictly as educational and no one is endorsing the purchasing of these items! Hence 'always' listen to big bro. The reason for this statement is actually do listen, there's a lot of information to be had by reading between the lines!
The main thing to remember is, even though the government may be totally lying, you can still understand what they are trying to conceal, from what they are, and are not, saying. In other words, always listen to your enemy, as they are going to reveal their motives!
I've been holding on to my "BACKWOODSMAN" magazines for years. Everything from hunting, homesteading, olden days technology, depression era, and of course weaponry. Im so glad I did.😊😊
Listening to your presentation had me smiling.. I am a Vietnam Ranger and you got me thinking back to my training and some of the sneaky things I learned.. You can use a rat trap with a trip wire to set off a charge.. Could be lethal or non lethal.. Hole was drilled in wood to hold a 50 cal bullet that would be struck by wire frame of trap. Booby trapping wall mirrors and overhead light bulbs.
I got a call from my son's principal in the mid 90's when he was about 12. He abd a friend had downloaded and printed the whole cookbook out and brought it to school to share.
The cookbook is only half ish of things actually usefull. The guy who wrote it never tested them out and spent years decades of his life trying to get it off the shelves.
AN/PSR1A INTRUSION DECTOR SET. Used in Vietnam to detect enemy movement. Comes with 4 seismic detectors and the main unit. Uses commo wire which can be buried to the unit. Detects animals, humans walking(35yards)engines starting within 200 yards, aircraft, helicopters and many other vehicles 1/4 mile and up to 1 mile on commo wire in distance away from main unit. Runs on D size batteries in the main unit. Main unit is also water proof, as well as the detectors. You can use up to 12 detectors on one unit. Has 4 different posts to attach commo wire too. Can't be jammed unless they find buried commo wire. 100% covert .....they never know they are being monitored. Insure all probes are on your property.
@@Jonathan-w2p6v it's real and was used in the Vietnam War. Google it, it's a lot easier than just making a comment saying it's probably fake. Plus instead of making yourself look stupid you can learn something and become smarter.
@@Jonathan-w2p6v Well, you obviously spoke without making any attempt to verify what you claim. In fact, it took me all of one minute to find four of them for sale. Google is your friend..............
Another good "cookbook" is the Army TM 31-210 Improvised Munitions Handbook. I got one when I was in the Army in the 70's. It's readily available in army surplus stores.
Also, the Improvised Munitions Black Books Vol 1-3. Volume 1 is TM 31-210, and the rest are a continuation of the Frankford Arsenal work. Both cross reference in the articles.
Since you have been recommendation lately, I have renewed some of my supplies and refreshed battery's, checked other goody's and bought some additional stuff for my Grandkids.
I saw how in Alaska they use nail boards on their cabins to deter bears from breaking in. Taking that same logic you could nail the tack strip (or board with nails) onto the windows and intruders couldn't just pull the glue off.
I’ve worn a handcuff key taped to the inside of my belt for about 3 years now. The belt is Velcro, no metal, and I’ve worn it with the key taped with black electric tape through airport security all over the US and on an international flight to China. Never got detected. I recommend you all start doing it just in case. And a razor blade in case the enemy uses flex cuffs, but not on planes.
I also carry a handcuff key and and a sawsaw (fine toothed) on me at all times. I'm ex military and of course a graduate of the SERE program. When I came back from overseas I started prepping and my EDC kit became a necessity.
@@prof113 Most of the tricks to break them easily only work on single-loop zip-ties. The double loop "handcuff" type are *MUCH* harder to break out of. IT really is easier to just shim those open.
Prepping tools and survival skills are great but absolutely must mastered BEFORE you need them. People have died of exposure knowing how to make fire but unable to do so in an emergency because they have not learned all the nuances of doing it. Lock picks take a lot of practice to develop the skill to use effectively...
We put up a really nice fence. We have a deer problem so the fence is tall. 😅 we have family near and a really small house & hope to be overlooked. Thank-you & God bless.
That tall fence is a dead giveaway. You should of used natural boundaries such as trees and bushes. Brambles and thorn bushes are excellent perimeter deterrents
A "AAA" 2 battery flashlight can be a devastating weapon, properly applied. You can carry it on planes, go into a courtroom or police station, pretty much anywhere legally. You may be asked to demonstrate that it works, so keep it stock and properly functioning. I won't go into detail here as I've had some sensitive training. Good luck. Oh, by the way, it's handy when the lights go out.
I hang fish hooks all over my property from trees about face level, found a piece of cheek on one a while back still had whiskers on it. but I know if someone is trespassing on my property because you can hear them screaming sometimes. very low cost, very low overhead and very affective. trust me. semper fi.
Those 12 gauge alarms don't have a chamber - a live round (not recommended) wouldn't be a whole lot more than a blank anyway. If they did they'd likely be regulated as certain other things!
I've got several of these that I set out at different distances. As well as a passive light/buzzer alarm set closer to my location. Just takes a few minutes to set up and if/when the tripwire is hit, I know approximately where they are
@@michaelm.7382 Any idea on how long and weather proof they are ? My biggest plus for these is the fact I'm bordered on two sides by acres of woods. Very dry here and I don't a possible spark to ignite the tons of dry leaves and brush.
I got a copy of the Anarchist Cook Book back in the mid 70's--my little brother confiscated it several years later when he became a cop and I was deployed overseas, and he promptly destroyed it. A few years ago I bought a copy off AMAZON and it is DUMBED DOWN significantly. Formulas have been changed, recipes and methods have been totally deleted, ingredient lists have been edited (contents removed) so it really is nothing but a shadow of what it used to be and fundamentally useless.
Anybody trying to use the anarchist cookbook for anything other than ideas/entertainment/buttwipe isn't gonna make it long... Some of the mechanical stuff can be diddled with to make it work, but when it comes to the boom-stuff and "lab instructions", forget it... If any of the "recipes" were ever real, they've long since been deliberately corrupted into being useless/sewer-slide-al to actually attempt - steps have been omitted/added, ingredients have been altered to deliberately sabotage the reaction (by making it go "runaway", or to keep the reaction that's actually desired from occurring at all, or, in several cases, to cause "side-reactions" that will produce severely toxic and/or - let's say "highly exothermic and rapidly expanding" reactions) procedures that would normally be (reasonably) non-hazardous have been altered to cause either self-deletion or just plain failure... In short, read it for entertainment if you like, but unless you *REALLY* - as in "professional level organic chemistry or better" - know what you're doing, and how to correct the intentionally wrong steps/materials/etc, you're crazy to even CONSIDER a real-life application of the contents.
Not a everyday prep item, but I doubled down on drone and RC heli parts. Seems to be on the target list of items they wanna limit. I’m assuming because of all the stuff in Ukraine and how effective they are
When I first got onto Submarines in the 80’s there were two mandatory reading items 1st the U.S. Constitution and the second was the Anarchist cook book, on one of my later boats I received a Navy commendation metal for using what I learned in the Anarchist cookbook.
true, but in the mean time there is. And the way the doj is so happy to enforce certain things on certain people, one needs to be careful is they are one of those certain people and especially if they have one of those certain things. Even in just the past few years the atf is certainly been very aggressively trying to claim certain accessory items are illegal when in reality those items are not.
Chocolate in as many forms as you can keep is a great bartering currency. If you stock up on the civilian MREs, make sure to get sweetened powdered drink mixes, both sugar and sugar free. Ammo by the tens of thousands. Reloading gear too. Yeah I know those are legal, but they are important to have. Same with antibiotics and surgery equipment.
I’ve been pondering a rather macabre dilemma for the impending zombie apocalypse: Should I eat my cat, or let my cat eat me? On the surface, consuming her might seem like the better option, but realistically, it would only keep me alive for a few meager days. On the other hand, I suspect she could feast on me for a solid week or two-as long as she doesn’t get wasteful or develop any eccentricities about savoring my internal organs and, of course, my delicious, squishy brains. Still, I’m fairly confident she’d manage just fine; she’s the least finicky eater I’ve ever had, and I’ve had my share of cats since I was four. Case in point: This is the cat who once chugged an entire glass of Java Monster. Just as I was preparing for an emergency vet visit, she casually puked it all up and went right back to playing. She’s also eaten an entire roll of Scotch tape-couldn’t quite bring up the last few feet, so I had the distinct pleasure of pulling it out like some sort of cursed magician’s trick. In all honesty, the biggest obstacle to eating her would be emotional attachment, not culinary concerns.
*Some off-brand cuff keys aren't standard and can jam up the locking mechanism resulting in having to cut them off.* Just get S&W or Peerless cuffs, each comes with a pair of keys.
The perimeter alarms would never work at my place. The damn cows would sit off every one of them not to mention the dogs. I did get one of the Amazon lock picking sets and gave it to my 10 year old grandson for Christmas, he loves it. I can recommend one more book to you, it was written back in the 60s by Abbie Hoffman and it was called “steal this book”.
FYI for the trip alarms, I’d get the ones with 22 blank adapters that can also fit 209 shot shell primers. That would give you a 12 gauge, 22LR or blank and a primer option. If you have 2 3/4 12 gauge adapters that fit 9mm, 40 S&W, 45 ACP ect ect the alarm can fit that so even more options.
that"book" has been popular for thirty yearrs now. i hope they've updated the stuff in it for more modern time ;). that aside, nice selection of tools, deff worth spent few bucks on them. as for those handcuff zip ties; they are darn strong (not indestructible, mind you), but you could always use more than one to multiply the strength needed for breaking out of it ;)
I didn't know stun Guns were illegal in NY. Went on vacation and went to Ellis Island....I was detained and questioned like I was a criminal. They did several checks on me and kept it before I was released. Not a fun experience since I was watched my entire time. I just wanted protection ..almost ended up on Rikers Island instead of Ellis Island 😮.
@frankr.6305 I was scared to death. He keep asking if I was a murderer or a terrorist..and I'm thinking with a hot pink stun gun????? He had tears flowing from this hard core chick...I kept telling him I had a knife in my bag too but all he wanted was the stun gun. They had already taken my hubs 2" locking blade knife a day mine was 4".
NYS is ridiculously restrictive, NYC is even worse. A weight on the end of a rope or chain is an illegal "slungshot"! There's court precedent that a guy went to jail for having a keychain-sized braid with a marble in a monkey-fist knot. Never heard of the term, never used his to hurt or threaten anybody. In NYC, carrying any knife with any part of it visible, even a pocket clip, is illegal. SCOTUS said they couldn't call the whole island of Manhattan a "sensitive location" where citizens can't carry even WITH a CC license, so they created so many small ones that it's neigh impossible to avoid going through one. IANAL
@burgerforcongress1001 here in the mountains of ole Virginia everyone carries a knife. You never know what you may need to cut..rope, cut open an Amazon package..whatever. never thought about it. Heck when I was in high school guys w Had riffles in the pickup back window. They were smart enough to know how to safety use a firearm and it wasn't on humans. We have a lot of bears and many were hunters.
Just go to the public library and print out the anarchist cookbook there. Or if you're smart you can do it when you're still in school 20 plus years ago
Military grade woundcare Antibiotics are actually pretty difficult to acquire without a prescription. Very odd that such a innocuous medicine is so difficult to acquire through traditional means.
2 books I recommend: 1. Privative wilderness and survival skills 2. Privative Wilderness skills applied and advanced . Both are by by John and Geri McPherson. Learn the knowledge of the American Indians and keep yourself alive.
A certain man who's last name may be Benson and whose first name may or may not sound like a viking also wrote a good book that has about 75/25 reliable info on mantrapping and HME.
Lock picking picks are legal in my state but you can't carry or transport. My state classified lock picks as burglary tools. Same goes for long crow bars and bolt cutters. I carried a 36 inch crow bar in my car and law enforcement claimed it was a burglary tool but I was in the service and in uniform. I drove back roads to get to the unit and explained that I time to time come upon car accidents and have used it to extract people. A side note I also had a one million lumen flood light to locate people throw from their vehicle a night
I lived on the South side of Buckeye Lake in Ohio. Some of the Summer houses on the islands around the lake used shotgun burglar systems Hooked up to doors and windows.
If your not allowed to have handcuff keys in your area just go get an Older jewelry box they have the same type of key to open them as the handcuffs do.
They also work on motorcycles, I lost my key to my motorcycle. After I bought the new ignition, gas cap and storage lock off of Walmart, I used my auto jigglers to remove the existing gas cap and storage lock. These will come in handy.
The problem with a lot of “prepper” or evasion training videos that come to zip ties, are just that cheap zip ties. Police\military\tactical flex cuffs are made of reinforced plastic, up to 425lbs breaking tensile strength. Cobra cuffs not the cheap Temu knock offs. And if they are the heavy duty flex cuffs or metal reinforced ones, you’re not breaking them easily.
The Anarchist Cookbook has some formulas that don’t work and are dangerous. You may do yourself serious harm. Double check anything. The writer wasn’t a chemist and just complied information. Just FYI.
The 12 ga trip alarm will not work with regular shells, the shot will not damage much in a radius over 2 feet, and it is more dangerous for YOU than someone tripping the alarm. As for taking cover, and reducing your exposure to danger, is more important than most everything else! So remember to keep your head down,and be aware of your surroundings! But if you do get seen, look as innocent as possible, and RUN!
It’s only illegal if you use them. In any case, if it is for sale you can own it. Just don’t travel with it before knowing your destination and obstacles you may encounter before reaching it.
0:59 they don't work I tried .22 blanks blanks for a nail gun made blanks out of .22 rounds and shell primers then I tried grinding the pin down so it hit a more precise area still nothing don't buy them make one
The best advice I ever got was, "you are NOT Rambo! Stay put, stay alert, stay out of sight and out of the fight until it's your last option."
"They drew first blood."
By that time, it's probably way too late to do anything...
This is why I have a mobile survival strategy. I live off grid in a motorhome so I'm hard to find to begin with, moving every 2 weeks or so.
I know I am not John Rambo because when people see me they often gasp aloud, "Jesus Christ, it's Jason Bourne!"
@@christovelasquez9595 LMAO!
Live shotgun shells pose little risk if not contained in some sort of barrel. Empty out the shot and refill with powdered red pepper.
same with rifle and pistol rounds... hollywood myth.
fill with rock salt.
I have my own pepper powder made with freeze dried peppers. It is so offensive it must be handled while wearing gloves and a gas mask.
I made it to use on my pizza.
It won't come out with any velocity if it's nit in a barrel, rock salt won't even sting the skin with that setup. Pepper powder is far more effective. @geod3589
@@geod3589 Same problem. Rock salt only really does anything if shot fast enough to penetrate the top layers of skin. A bare 12GA shell won't even come close to that threshold.
its only illegal if u tell someone... loose lips sink ships
Ignorance of the law is a slippery slope also.
One slip of the tongue, can get u busted , I keep my business to myself, and not say shit to any body
Ha! I have so much wildlife around my property, that if i set up tripwires, it'd sound like a war was waging outside. 😂
!! Deer. Turkeys. Geese and ducks. Bears. Occasional coyotes. Large squirrels. Opossums. Raccoons. Porcupines. Rabbits. !!
Always listen to big Brother my ass. This is why our rights are being taken away as we speak!!!
I think it could be possible that you took that statement a bit too literally! All the information is intended strictly as educational and no one is endorsing the purchasing of these items! Hence 'always' listen to big bro. The reason for this statement is actually do listen, there's a lot of information to be had by reading between the lines!
It’s called sarcasm
Have you ever heard of sarcasm? You can Google it, but I would just pick up a dictionary.....
The main thing to remember is, even though the government may be totally lying, you can still understand what they are trying to conceal, from what they are, and are not, saying.
In other words, always listen to your enemy, as they are going to reveal their motives!
Big brother wants you to never understand sarcasm
I've been holding on to my "BACKWOODSMAN" magazines for years. Everything from hunting, homesteading, olden days technology, depression era, and of course weaponry. Im so glad I did.😊😊
Check out Claude Davis ' "The Lost Ways" series. Great read, full of knowledge!!
Readers digest "back to basics" is a great one too
Love those
Hahaha, you bet! I have a stack
How many issues of Grognak do you have.
My wife won’t give up her handcuffs.
@@billygarner7362 right don't blame her
"Honey, I TOLD you to take out the trash!".
time to buy an extra set
Kinky !
🤔😅😆🤣✌️☮️
Listening to your presentation had me smiling.. I am a Vietnam Ranger and you got me thinking back to my training and some of the sneaky things I learned.. You can use a rat trap with a trip wire to set off a charge.. Could be lethal or non lethal.. Hole was drilled in wood to hold a 50 cal bullet that would be struck by wire frame of trap. Booby trapping wall mirrors and overhead light bulbs.
I got a call from my son's principal in the mid 90's when he was about 12. He abd a friend had downloaded and printed the whole cookbook out and brought it to school to share.
HAAAAHAHAHAHA!!!!!! Your son is awesome!
The cookbook is only half ish of things actually usefull. The guy who wrote it never tested them out and spent years decades of his life trying to get it off the shelves.
the cookbook has bad info and will get you killed.
Is that cookbook the one that starts with an "A"?
@@deniseeulert2503 Yes.
AN/PSR1A INTRUSION DECTOR SET. Used in Vietnam to detect enemy movement. Comes with 4 seismic detectors and the main unit. Uses commo wire which can be buried to the unit. Detects animals, humans walking(35yards)engines starting within 200 yards, aircraft, helicopters and many other vehicles 1/4 mile and up to 1 mile on commo wire in distance away from main unit. Runs on D size batteries in the main unit. Main unit is also water proof, as well as the detectors.
You can use up to 12 detectors on one unit. Has 4 different posts to attach commo wire too. Can't be jammed unless they find buried commo wire.
100% covert .....they never know they are being monitored. Insure all probes are on your property.
Sweet!!! Where could a person require this??
Can you steer us in the right Direction please?
Thank you
@@DanHORVATH-yi6cu
What's a "dector"?
@@Jonathan-w2p6v it's real and was used in the Vietnam War. Google it, it's a lot easier than just making a comment saying it's probably fake. Plus instead of making yourself look stupid you can learn something and become smarter.
@@Jonathan-w2p6v Well, you obviously spoke without making any attempt to verify what you claim. In fact, it took me all of one minute to find four of them for sale. Google is your friend..............
Missing you and your good advice. Hope all is well with you and all your family. God bless.
Another good "cookbook" is the Army TM 31-210 Improvised Munitions Handbook. I got one when I was in the Army in the 70's. It's readily available in army surplus stores.
Also, the Improvised Munitions Black Books Vol 1-3. Volume 1 is TM 31-210, and the rest are a continuation of the Frankford Arsenal work. Both cross reference in the articles.
A perfectly legal item anywhere...a shaker (self-priming) hose siphon for any time you need to transfer fluids from an immovable container.
Since you have been recommendation lately, I have renewed some of my supplies and refreshed battery's, checked other goody's and bought some additional stuff for my Grandkids.
Carpet tack strips work great . Glue them down to the exterior window ledge. Along the edge of the roof about 6-8 inches
Great idea, thanks
I saw how in Alaska they use nail boards on their cabins to deter bears from breaking in. Taking that same logic you could nail the tack strip (or board with nails) onto the windows and intruders couldn't just pull the glue off.
I lay down a thick blanket....
I’ve worn a handcuff key taped to the inside of my belt for about 3 years now. The belt is Velcro, no metal, and I’ve worn it with the key taped with black electric tape through airport security all over the US and on an international flight to China. Never got detected. I recommend you all start doing it just in case. And a razor blade in case the enemy uses flex cuffs, but not on planes.
I also carry a handcuff key and and a sawsaw (fine toothed) on me at all times. I'm ex military and of course a graduate of the SERE program. When I came back from overseas I started prepping and my EDC kit became a necessity.
A plastic shim is all that's needed to release the ratchet tooth of zip cuffs.
@@ElementofKindness and there is a trick on which you can simply break them off.
@@prof113 Most of the tricks to break them easily only work on single-loop zip-ties. The double loop "handcuff" type are *MUCH* harder to break out of. IT really is easier to just shim those open.
Ceramic box cutter blades might also be an option instead of the razor blade.
Thank you for sharing here in Sweden it is legal to buy and own lockpicks but you have to use it on your own locks no one else locks.
For now.. just a matter of time before someone gets a bright idea..
A few guns and tons of ammo
Couldn’t agree more! So many people think they should have 100 different guns. The ammo is the most important
@@redbloodedamerican3204 but still nice to have 100 guns 😊
@ hahaha! I can’t argue 😂
Don't forget replacement parts
Always good to have barter other than silver.
Prepping tools and survival skills are great but absolutely must mastered BEFORE you need them. People have died of exposure knowing how to make fire but unable to do so in an emergency because they have not learned all the nuances of doing it. Lock picks take a lot of practice to develop the skill to use effectively...
The lock Picking Lawyer must have started at 2yo
I have always enjoyed your videos and your common sense knowledge. I really appreciate your insight into medical issues !
We put up a really nice fence. We have a deer problem so the fence is tall. 😅 we have family near and a really small house & hope to be overlooked. Thank-you & God bless.
Sounds illegal! 😂😅😢😮
That tall fence is a dead giveaway. You should of used natural boundaries such as trees and bushes. Brambles and thorn bushes are excellent perimeter deterrents
Stainless Steel zip ties are so much better than plastic for all those important occassions.
Safe word is banana pancakes
Thanks for everything that you do. Your acumen and approach is skilled and refreshing.
Knowledge, Know how = survival.
not all handcuff keys work with all handcuffs.. but good to have in small edc pouch.
"Always do what big brother tells you to do." I love you.
The cookbook will place you on a watch list
Find a used book store and pay cash.
Had the cook book back in the 70s. It was my brothers.
I'm already on all of them.
Ha! I'm old enough to remember when the anarchist cookbook was available at the library.
@@ElementofKindness Back when we were still a free country. As a nuclear weapons hobbyist, I find The Anarchist's Cookbook a bit in the wimpy side.
Around 1980, a friend of mine showed me his copy of Anarchist's Cookbook. No recipes in in lol.
We had a copy in our high school until someone stole it
Another book, "The Poor Man's James Bond".
A "AAA" 2 battery flashlight can be a devastating weapon, properly applied. You can carry it on planes, go into a courtroom or police station, pretty much anywhere legally. You may be asked to demonstrate that it works, so keep it stock and properly functioning. I won't go into detail here as I've had some sensitive training. Good luck. Oh, by the way, it's handy when the lights go out.
Do you also need vaseline? (I haven't had any sensitivity training)
I hang fish hooks all over my property from trees about face level, found a piece of cheek on one a while back still had whiskers on it. but I know if someone is trespassing on my property because you can hear them screaming sometimes. very low cost, very low overhead and very affective. trust me. semper fi.
The poor Man's hand bold to armory is a part of a series
Those 12 gauge alarms don't have a chamber - a live round (not recommended) wouldn't be a whole lot more than a blank anyway. If they did they'd likely be regulated as certain other things!
There is a UA-cam video actually using shell, slug and bird shot. Surprisingly they worked really well with no chamber.
Wow that’s a lot of medals on display
A couple cool items Goshen Prepping!
They also make a Sound Grenade 130db if you don't like messing with primers and shells.
I've got several of these that I set out at different distances. As well as a passive light/buzzer alarm set closer to my location. Just takes a few minutes to set up and if/when the tripwire is hit, I know approximately where they are
@@michaelm.7382 Any idea on how long and weather proof they are ?
My biggest plus for these is the fact I'm bordered on two sides by acres of woods. Very dry here and I don't a possible spark to ignite the tons of dry leaves and brush.
I got a copy of the Anarchist Cook Book back in the mid 70's--my little brother confiscated it several years later when he became a cop and I was deployed overseas, and he promptly destroyed it. A few years ago I bought a copy off AMAZON and it is DUMBED DOWN significantly. Formulas have been changed, recipes and methods have been totally deleted, ingredient lists have been edited (contents removed) so it really is nothing but a shadow of what it used to be and fundamentally useless.
Anybody trying to use the anarchist cookbook for anything other than ideas/entertainment/buttwipe isn't gonna make it long... Some of the mechanical stuff can be diddled with to make it work, but when it comes to the boom-stuff and "lab instructions", forget it... If any of the "recipes" were ever real, they've long since been deliberately corrupted into being useless/sewer-slide-al to actually attempt - steps have been omitted/added, ingredients have been altered to deliberately sabotage the reaction (by making it go "runaway", or to keep the reaction that's actually desired from occurring at all, or, in several cases, to cause "side-reactions" that will produce severely toxic and/or - let's say "highly exothermic and rapidly expanding" reactions) procedures that would normally be (reasonably) non-hazardous have been altered to cause either self-deletion or just plain failure... In short, read it for entertainment if you like, but unless you *REALLY* - as in "professional level organic chemistry or better" - know what you're doing, and how to correct the intentionally wrong steps/materials/etc, you're crazy to even CONSIDER a real-life application of the contents.
the cookbook is available on the archive free,
but if one needs hardcopy that's NOT home printed Amazon or others is a good resource.
Books a million has them!! Maybe Barnes and Noble
What happened to the old saying 'All's Fare in Love and W.a.r.' I get your point.
Caltrops. Probably illegal because you can't guarantee who could step on them. Likewise bear traps 😂
Not a everyday prep item, but I doubled down on drone and RC heli parts. Seems to be on the target list of items they wanna limit. I’m assuming because of all the stuff in Ukraine and how effective they are
When I first got onto Submarines in the 80’s there were two mandatory reading items 1st the U.S. Constitution and the second was the Anarchist cook book, on one of my later boats I received a Navy commendation metal for using what I learned in the Anarchist cookbook.
Fail to plan plan to fail 😭
Where the heck have you been??? Is everything OK. All the family doing Great? Miss hearing from you.
THAT COOKBOOK IS REALLY watered down. Western Mich. University sold the old version of that cookbook back in early 80's
The 'cookbook' can be downloaded.
Why bother with that when there are so many REAL military manuals available?
@@thundervalleyfamilyfarm7415Always useful to get as many different perspectives as possible.
Kzoo is a sanctuary county....
@@SwiftyMcVeigh851 good, I won't have to go that far for some entertainment this next year. 😂
I thought when it really hits the fan, there want be any law? Enjoyed the video. 😊
true, but in the mean time there is. And the way the doj is so happy to enforce certain things on certain people, one needs to be careful is they are one of those certain people and especially if they have one of those certain things. Even in just the past few years the atf is certainly been very aggressively trying to claim certain accessory items are illegal when in reality those items are not.
Chocolate in as many forms as you can keep is a great bartering currency.
If you stock up on the civilian MREs, make sure to get sweetened powdered drink mixes, both sugar and sugar free.
Ammo by the tens of thousands. Reloading gear too. Yeah I know those are legal, but they are important to have. Same with antibiotics and surgery equipment.
Always do what big brother tells you to do. Hahaha good one. ❤
I’ve been pondering a rather macabre dilemma for the impending zombie apocalypse: Should I eat my cat, or let my cat eat me? On the surface, consuming her might seem like the better option, but realistically, it would only keep me alive for a few meager days. On the other hand, I suspect she could feast on me for a solid week or two-as long as she doesn’t get wasteful or develop any eccentricities about savoring my internal organs and, of course, my delicious, squishy brains. Still, I’m fairly confident she’d manage just fine; she’s the least finicky eater I’ve ever had, and I’ve had my share of cats since I was four.
Case in point: This is the cat who once chugged an entire glass of Java Monster. Just as I was preparing for an emergency vet visit, she casually puked it all up and went right back to playing. She’s also eaten an entire roll of Scotch tape-couldn’t quite bring up the last few feet, so I had the distinct pleasure of pulling it out like some sort of cursed magician’s trick.
In all honesty, the biggest obstacle to eating her would be emotional attachment, not culinary concerns.
Live, shotgun shells aren't very lethal without a chamber and barrel
*Some off-brand cuff keys aren't standard and can jam up the locking mechanism resulting in having to cut them off.* Just get S&W or Peerless cuffs, each comes with a pair of keys.
Thanks for the info because i did not realise cuffs could be illegal. Ive used them as a bike lock but now im going to get a chain.
The perimeter alarms would never work at my place. The damn cows would sit off every one of them not to mention the dogs. I did get one of the Amazon lock picking sets and gave it to my 10 year old grandson for Christmas, he loves it. I can recommend one more book to you, it was written back in the 60s by Abbie Hoffman and it was called “steal this book”.
FYI for the trip alarms, I’d get the ones with 22 blank adapters that can also fit 209 shot shell primers. That would give you a 12 gauge, 22LR or blank and a primer option. If you have 2 3/4 12 gauge adapters that fit 9mm, 40 S&W, 45 ACP ect ect the alarm can fit that so even more options.
Ooh, grettin crazy, likin it.
bolt cutters and pry bar...
that"book" has been popular for thirty yearrs now. i hope they've updated the stuff in it for more modern time ;). that aside, nice selection of tools, deff worth spent few bucks on them. as for those handcuff zip ties; they are darn strong (not indestructible, mind you), but you could always use more than one to multiply the strength needed for breaking out of it ;)
Good luck finding primers
I didn't know stun Guns were illegal in NY. Went on vacation and went to Ellis Island....I was detained and questioned like I was a criminal. They did several checks on me and kept it before I was released. Not a fun experience since I was watched my entire time. I just wanted protection
..almost ended up on Rikers Island instead of Ellis Island 😮.
seriously? If you were in NJ you would be in jail no doubt. you hit the lotto if you didnt get locked up
@frankr.6305 I was scared to death. He keep asking if I was a murderer or a terrorist..and I'm thinking with a hot pink stun gun????? He had tears flowing from this hard core chick...I kept telling him I had a knife in my bag too but all he wanted was the stun gun. They had already taken my hubs 2" locking blade knife a day mine was 4".
NYS is ridiculously restrictive, NYC is even worse. A weight on the end of a rope or chain is an illegal "slungshot"! There's court precedent that a guy went to jail for having a keychain-sized braid with a marble in a monkey-fist knot. Never heard of the term, never used his to hurt or threaten anybody.
In NYC, carrying any knife with any part of it visible, even a pocket clip, is illegal.
SCOTUS said they couldn't call the whole island of Manhattan a "sensitive location" where citizens can't carry even WITH a CC license, so they created so many small ones that it's neigh impossible to avoid going through one.
IANAL
@burgerforcongress1001 here in the mountains of ole Virginia everyone carries a knife. You never know what you may need to cut..rope, cut open an Amazon package..whatever. never thought about it. Heck when I was in high school guys w
Had riffles in the pickup back window. They were smart enough to know how to safety use a firearm and it wasn't on humans. We have a lot of bears and many were hunters.
Just go to the public library and print out the anarchist cookbook there. Or if you're smart you can do it when you're still in school 20 plus years ago
Military grade woundcare Antibiotics are actually pretty difficult to acquire without a prescription. Very odd that such a innocuous medicine is so difficult to acquire through traditional means.
They are not tumblers, they are called PINS.
2 books I recommend: 1. Privative wilderness and survival skills 2. Privative Wilderness skills applied and advanced . Both are by by John and Geri McPherson. Learn the knowledge of the American Indians and keep yourself alive.
A certain man who's last name may be Benson and whose first name may or may not sound like a viking also wrote a good book that has about 75/25 reliable info on mantrapping and HME.
Bear 🐻 Mace get some if you're a felon if you can't own a weapon like me
If you can't own a weapon, get a black powder revolver and rifle, they are not considered firearms
@michaelscott167 thank you
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Or an air rifle. AEA 357 bolt action
@bert3566 okay 👍 thank will be looking in on that
I bought a dozen extra small black plastic handcuff keys. Barely noticible, fits behind one pants belt loops....
Lock picking picks are legal in my state but you can't carry or transport. My state classified lock picks as burglary tools. Same goes for long crow bars and bolt cutters. I carried a 36 inch crow bar in my car and law enforcement claimed it was a burglary tool but I was in the service and in uniform. I drove back roads to get to the unit and explained that I time to time come upon car accidents and have used it to extract people. A side note I also had a one million lumen flood light to locate people throw from their vehicle a night
The anarchists cookbook can be downloaded, it was free LONG AGO I believe it was written, posted and maintained online in the 90s.
I have me a trip alarm from the Nam that plays CCR! I Think rambling man is the song for a quick alert, capture and romantic song to eminence!
Hand cuffs make a great black jack substitute.
Thank you for your update God bless you 🙏
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Love your videos!!
I lived on the South side of Buckeye Lake in Ohio. Some of the Summer houses on the islands around the lake used shotgun burglar systems Hooked up to doors and windows.
If your not allowed to have handcuff keys in your area just go get an Older jewelry box they have the same type of key to open them as the handcuffs do.
Where can you buy the 209 Primers (they have been difficult to find for a while now).
They also work on motorcycles, I lost my key to my motorcycle. After I bought the new ignition, gas cap and storage lock off of Walmart, I used my auto jigglers to remove the existing gas cap and storage lock. These will come in handy.
These are all great 👍🏻
The problem with a lot of “prepper” or evasion training videos that come to zip ties, are just that cheap zip ties. Police\military\tactical flex cuffs are made of reinforced plastic, up to 425lbs breaking tensile strength. Cobra cuffs not the cheap Temu knock offs. And if they are the heavy duty flex cuffs or metal reinforced ones, you’re not breaking them easily.
The Anarchist Cookbook has some formulas that don’t work and are dangerous. You may do yourself serious harm. Double check anything. The writer wasn’t a chemist and just complied information. Just FYI.
Many books are downloadable from a virtual torrent of websites. Its like having a Virtually Private Network of libraries it the click of a button.
This guy is awesome
thanks
Thanks for the overview 👍
Never trust what big brother tells you to do. Ever
A permanantly affixed "oil filter or grease trap" mount on your firearm. Thats as far as I go with this topic.
The 12 ga trip alarm will not work with regular shells, the shot will not damage much in a radius over 2 feet, and it is more dangerous for YOU than someone tripping the alarm.
As for taking cover, and reducing your exposure to danger, is more important than most everything else! So remember to keep your head down,and be aware of your surroundings! But if you do get seen, look as innocent as possible, and RUN!
Jiggling and picking are two completely different operations. And they're not going to ban jigglers or picks any time soon.
You are my hero !
Puppies and unicorn babies
Trip traps with 12 gauge primers and a little rock salt. They’ll do the trick but deer often trip them too and that’s not good.
I hear you about Gorilla warfare but the costumes are super expensive!
It’s only illegal if you use them. In any case, if it is for sale you can own it. Just don’t travel with it before knowing your destination and obstacles you may encounter before reaching it.
It was nice to have met you at lunch today
Great advice.
You can break a lock easily besides many items listed will be the least of your worries. That goes for anyone LE or civilian.
Great info Eric
0:59 they don't work I tried .22 blanks blanks for a nail gun made blanks out of .22 rounds and shell primers then I tried grinding the pin down so it hit a more precise area still nothing don't buy them make one
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