Comments on: STORM PREPARATION

By: Jack

Jack — Thu, 01 Nov 2012 07:30:42 +0000

My advice to all is always stay ready for the unexpected all year long because you never know when trouble will come knocking. Always keep an adequate food supply, medicines, water, firearms at hand supply of ammo as part of your emergency plan. This way you stay ready from anything from a home invasion to a natural disaster at all times.

By: Stu Strickler

Stu Strickler — Wed, 31 Oct 2012 04:05:21 +0000

Thanks for posting that Mas. If anyone doubts that theives won’t be out looting and taking advantage of people, they are just plain stupid. That is just one reason to never let anyone steal your firearms. They may be your
last line of defense.

By: Tom from WNY

Tom from WNY — Wed, 31 Oct 2012 03:00:47 +0000

Having lived through one or more weather related critical incident and will most likley a few more, I have learned to make disaster preparedness multifaceted. A secure home base consists of looking after first aid equipment, water, food, fuel, shelter, clothing, a way to make electricity, tools to fix problems as they arise, communications, a way to see ad personal security. All are important, but must be in balance. Firearms and ammo are a part of the plan; but when weather is the primary threat, other equipment and preparation are the primary focus.

Focus on the immediate threat and be aware of others from all directions. It is quite true, many of life’ lessons may be learned from the range. Including practice improves performance.

Pray for the folks in Sandy’s path. Pray they learn the power of community and self-reliance.