In most desperate survival situations, you won’t have much on you. If you’re lucky, you’ll have a knife. (I’ve made it my own personal rule to always have a knife on me—nothing fancy, but at least a small folding pocket knife or Gerber multi-tool.) Assuming you don’t even have that though, acquiring tools and weapons
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There are two technological advancements that ushered humankind out of primitive civilization. The first is fire, which we will cover later. The second is the knife. In the earliest days, knives were made of either bone or stone. However, knives of those materials would never last long, and it was impossible to maintain a sharp edge. It wasn’t until humanity began to venture into working with metal (a process known as metallurgy) that the knife became a tool that could last for years, staying sharp enough to execute necessary tasks that made civilized life possible.
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February 8, 2012 Tactical knife throw. You can put alot of power into this throw. Practice it even with a butter knife it will stick. Previous Video
There is a reason people use firearms for defense and hunting— they just work, plain and simple. But many people in this country live in places that don’t allow firearms, or for some reason or another, they do not wish to own a firearm. There are still many ways you can make sure you are
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Everyday carry is something anyone can benefit from. More than just a mindset of preparation and planning, more often than not it will require a specific set of tools that will fit a specific scenario for a specific person. What isn’t as personal perhaps is a list of the most useful items that might find their way into your pockets, bags, or car. The list below is composed of some of the most impactful and utilitarian of all the items designed to fit in small spaces. A note: The typical response by those looking to
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