In a survival situation you can’t take anything for granted. Cleanliness is absolutely required, and soap is something you already should be storing in decent quantities. You don’t have to make it yourself, but I just realized that I might as well share how to do it. I’ve been making soap for over a decade and my only warning about making soap is that if you plan to give some to your friends and family, don’t, unless you want to start a free soap business. Homemade, cold process soap made from vegetable oils will eliminate most dry skin issues, and used as shampoo, it will do away with the need for dandruff shampoo. Believe it or not, I’ve even had reports from friends that it gets rid of hemorrhoids. Soap is an interesting product because you aren’t allowed to advertise it with any health claims, but suffice it to say that store bought soap just isn’t the same as homemade.
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The Inception Shotgun Shell
BY S.H. Blannelberry Published: October 17, 2014 { 32 comments }Heard of the movie “Inception”? Well, this is DemolitionRanch’s version of that, as he describes it, “A shell within a shell within a shell.”
Another Fast and Furious gun recovered at a crime scene
BY S.H. Blannelberry Published: October 17, 2014 { 7 comments }The deadly consequences of Operation Fast and Furious rear their ugly head once again, as another firearm linked to the gunwalking program was found at a crime scene in Arizona.
1,350 FPS from a 1911? The DoubleTap 450 SMC
BY Sam Trisler Published: October 17, 2014 { 28 comments }How do you take a 1911 and get it to run at speeds that would make a .357 Magnum jealous? Meet the 450 SMC. The Short Magnum Cartridge can push a 185 grain JHP over 1,350 FPS.
Inland Manufacturing M1 Carbines– Rebirth of an Old Name
BY Sam Trisler Published: October 17, 2014 { 43 comments }We got a sneak peek at the new M1 Carbines being made by the new incarnation of the Inland brand. These guns are close historical recreations meant to be carried and shot. History, nostalgia, and fun–rolled into a well priced package.
A look at the people who make Kimber firearms
BY S.H. Blannelberry Published: October 17, 2014 { 13 comments }Who doesn’t want to get their hands on a Kimber firearm?
How Sheriff Clarke’s pro-gun PSA shaped public opinion in Milwaukee
BY S.H. Blannelberry Published: October 17, 2014 { 1 comment }Some wonderful reporting from my old colleague and friend Ben Philippi on Milwaukee Sheriff David Clarke.
PETA’s messaging too extreme for children?
BY S.H. Blannelberry Published: October 16, 2014 { 23 comments }“The leaflets are currently out of circulation, but they were well -received and we may use them again in the future,” said PETA spokesperson Jordan Uhl. “However, we are constantly updating and changing and our ads and literature.”
Police gun raffle draws controversy in California
BY S.H. Blannelberry Published: October 16, 2014 { 2 comments }Dean Coley on Police gun raffle, “Wow! I think that’s crazy, I am surprised. Why do we want more firearms and more Tasers out on the street? I don’t see why they would choose something like that.”
Miculek: Training on Moving Targets
BY S.H. Blannelberry Published: October 16, 2014 { 3 comments }No one does it like Jerry Miculek. Once again, he shows off his superior shooting skills, though this time he does it on a moving target.









