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Honestly, they were talking out of their behinds. Tourniquets have certainly not been regularly used for up to 24 hours in Afghanistan, especially as the average medevac time was just over an hour when I was there. You use a tourniquet until you can get a suitable pressure dressing on, it's not a l...

Shotgun adapters will be classed as a component part of a firearm as they can be viewed as either a breach or a short barrel. Possession of such without an FAC would be a criminal offence.

I have just bought one of these and am quite impressed. Will buy another one as it will provide a good communications backup with home if the phone networks ever collapse.

Currently work as civil servant. Being part of a small island I'm not fussing too much about bugging out immediately as there is nowhere to go. Trying to concentrate on the basics, provision of water, shelter and food. However my previous experience in the health service gives me a decent skill set....

Im a paramedic and even my shtf med kit isn't that comprehensive. I would ditch all the intubation equipment for one. If the shtf you won't be able to maintainers any kind of intensive care for a patient. It's going to be triage and survival of the finest. It's nice to have all of that kit but you ...

I have a set of covert body armour issued by work, to be honest it can be a curse as well as a blessing. I find the mobility restrictive, especially in vehicles, also find it hot and sweaty and I tend to fatigue quicker wearing it.

I generally feel that Western Society is on the verge of collapse; financially, socially and morally. I believe that the Government is increasingly interfering with the lives of private citizens whilst spoiling for war with other nations. Being an Island nation it wouldn't take to long for food to r...

Hello from Northern Ireland.

I've started to get a few preps together, wifes not convinced but I think that starting small is better than not starting at all.