So what did you put away this week?

800 rounds of m193 5.56 mm. Red dot for my CZ858/VZ58.

 

More ammo!

 

500 .40S&W bullets
1000 9mm bullets
5000 small pistol primers

Loaded 500 .40S&W rounds as well.

 

Well its been over the last couple months but the short list is that rebuilt my travel kitchen (large tote full of spices and the most basic staples with a few pans for cooking while traveling), a Ford Explorer thats in good shape mechanicly and gets great milage but beat to hell body so got it for $600, paid down some debt and got a P3AT for a BUG or times when just want/need something smaller to carry, 4 15 round mags for the Beretta 92, a spare straight edge razor and a new oil stone and ceramic rod, a new small dome tent and sleeping bag.

There more but cant think of it off the top of my head. Oh and got stuff straightened out for my Pell grants to bring school/ police accademy a step closer.

 

Being a holiday week, I didn't do much in regards to putting things away. However, I finally finished my SERE kit and put in a mini survival kit in my spec ops survival sheath...ain't much, but sometimes the smallest things turn out to be used the most.

 

Made up 250 of a planned 500 rounds of .38 Special +P loads, for the SHTF stash. I'll finish them this week.
Range-tested earlier-made .45ACP loads using Bullseye powder - very successfull! Good thing - I now have ten pounds of Bullseye!
The weekend-long rain kept me from doing some planned things out in the yard.

 

Not exactly putting up any stores. I picked up a few little silver pieces this morning with a big dip in prices. I've been doing some very much neglected planning though. I think that is more important than pantry stuffing, for me at this time.

 

I just found out that my whispelites were whisperlite internationales! Woohoo!

 

For those of us that were to stupid to know what a whisperlite internationale
is, it is a stove. Here is a link
http://www.msrgear.com/stoves/whisperint.asp

 

50 rounds 00 buck
5 lbs pinto beans
5 lbs split peas
10 cans of various veggies

 

several truckloads of cut wood
1 AR lower
2 AK mag pouches

 

I cast, sized, and lubed a whole bunch of bullets from Linotype and wheel weights. Loaded a few thousand .45 acp with 200 gr SWC and 500 with XTP 230 grain hollow-points. Also loaded all the .38 brass this week.

 

Hi I got more ammo and food

 

Ten pounds of Rice.
Three pounds of Lentils.
Three pounds of Baby Lima Beans.
Various canned goods.
200 rounds of .357 Magnum loaded.
Finished loading 500 rounds of .38 Special.
Stored 100 pieces of .38 Super brass.
Added dies and shell holders for .303 British and .223 Rem.
100-pack of 174 gr. FMJ for loading .303 British.
Added three more 550-packs of .22LR to ammo stocks.

 

Well Ive been doing more of the groundwork for school like getting all my paperwork in order and turned in and arranging to get more debt (student loans). I also made my duty holster for class last night.

 

It has been a busy month but a few of the items this week include...

2 sleeping bags from Wiggy's
1 FoodSaver sealer with a large stock of bags. (on sale for $59 with the code listed on the front page of survivalblog.com)
250 rounds of 00buck from Ammoman.com

Last week dad got a great deal on a NIB TroyBuilt Generator at a local pawn shop for a song.

Construction starts on a new storage area on the farm next week so we can get better organized.

 

A note about water. What if...during a meltdown there were no electricity. Some would say 'I have a generator'. But what if gas were a problem? The solution--a Well Bucket. Drop it down a well and pull up the clean water. I hope it's ok to direct you to my website. I make these, they work and will last forever. If you have one, you may be the only person in your area that can access clean water. That would be something...

htt://wellbuckets.webs.com

 

Change the htt:// to http:// and it works.

Those look extremely handy and possibly life-saving.