You don’t need to be a trained soldier to fully appreciate this edition of the U.S. Army Improvised Munitions Handbook (TM 31-210).
Originally created for soldiers in guerilla warfare situations, this handbook demonstrates the techniques for constructing weapons that are highly effective in the most harrowing of circumstances. Straightforward and incredibly user-friendly, it provides insightful information and step-by-step instructions on how to assemble weapons and explosives from common and readily available materials.
Over 600 illustrations complement elaborate explanations of how to improvise any number of munitions from easily accessible resources. Whether you’re a highly trained solider or simply a civilian looking to be prepared, the U.S. Army Improvised Munitions Handbook is an invaluable addition to your library. 578 black-and-white illustrations.
This video shows a redneckinized Thai peanut noodles. Kind of – my wife just calls it gross.
But I like Thai food on occasion, and I have a lot of Ramen stored away. Ramen noodles are not the healthiest meal, but it is cheap.
Add a little chicken and some peanut butter and soy sauce and you have a pretty decent peanut butter ramen dish that I can’t quite call pad thai noodles, but its good enough for my redneck tastebuds
In making this dish, I got carried away with the peanut butter, I added about twice as much as it needed, but I like peanut butter and added for consistency and did not bother to taste.
I would suggest trying this if you store a lot of ramen, but also to taste as you mix…
Many commenters remarked on the large amount of peanut butter. I did use a lot more than needed, but I like it that way.
This is not a health food in any stretch, and its not something I would enjoy eating often.
Peanut butter ramen is a novel meal. The idea of taking something simple and modifying it is quite useful even if you don’t like this recipe.
Whether you are using your handgun for personal protection or sport, it is immensely beneficial to upgrade your gun from time to time. This guest post shows the top 5 upgrades for your handgun.
Upgrading your handgun enhances the capabilities of your gun, it makes your gun look more professional, and it also gives you something to brag about to your pro-gun friends and family. As most gun enthusiasts will tell you though, choosing the right upgrade for your gun can be a challenge because there are just too many great options out there. Fortunately, below are five of the best upgrades you should take advantage of to solidify your gunsmith skills.
New Springs
A handgun’s components easily wear out over time, especially if you are prone to using your gun often. One component that is useful to upgrade is your recoil spring. In general, springs should be replaced anywhere from 1,500 to 5,000 rounds, depending upon how enthusiastic you are about keeping your handgun in top notch condition. Keeping your recoil spring in mint condition ensures that the shock is absorbed well every time a bullet is fired. Upgrading your springs can be costly, but doing so is well worth it in the long term.
Stipple Your Handgun Grip
Another upgrade option is to stipple your handgun grip. Stippling is the process of modifying the grip of your handgun to improve how you hold onto the gun. While you can have a professional stipple your handgun, many gun enthusiasts prefer to do it on their own. Doing it on your own also makes for a fun DIY project and learning experience. When you stipple your gun, it is best to take your time. Rushing through the process may not get you the quality results that you are looking for and so it might be best to get a lot of practice in before you move to a gun you really care about.
Add a Sight
Most handguns, unless they are already top of the line, don’t have a quality sight attached. A sight component is what improves your visibility when you aim and shoot your gun. There are many different options you can choose from when upgrading your sights. For example, you can choose from night sights, adjustable, non-adjustable, sharp, front sights, and rear sights. After you’ve upgraded your sight, you’ll notice that you’ll be able to better align and aim your weapon before you shoot it, thus improving the quality of your targeting.
Sharp Edges
When you first purchase a gun, chances are your handgun comes with sharp edges that can cut and bite your hands. Sharp edges make your gun difficult and even painful to use. As a result, you may want to consider upgrading your gun by smoothing out the sharp edges. While the process of removing your gun’s sharp edges veers into gunsmith territory, the practice and knowledge are well worth the time you invest. To remove the sharp edges, you can get instructions from a gunsmith on how to smooth out the edges or you can take a course on how to get the process done.
Add a Guide Rod
Finally, another quality upgrade that you may want to take advantage of is to add guide rods to your handgun. In terms of guide rods, you can choose from either a one-piece or a two piece rod. In general, the two piece guide rod is much easily to assemble and disassemble. By adding a guide rod to your handgun, you can improve the function of your gun and you can also prevent your recoil spring from encountering issues. Keep in mind though that upgrading your guide rod will add weigh to your gun. To mitigate the weight, you should choose from a lightweight option.
With the above upgrades, you can easily improve the quality of your handgun. Fortunately, the fun doesn’t end there. The universe of handguns is far reaching and there is always more to learn. Don’t stop at just upgrading your gun. You can also work to improve the speed of your shooting or the aim of your shots through diligent practice. If you don’t want to learn alone, then add to the enjoyment by learning or practicing with a friend.
Its exceptional accuracy, controllability, and wide array of accessories make the carbine an essential tool for modern warriors.
In this exclusive video from Paladin Press, WARTAC founder Rich Nance and WARTAC instructor Aaron Peachman teach combat techniques and tactics designed to help you deploy the carbine under real-world conditions.
In Advanced Carbine Tactics they first they reveal the mindset needed to master the fundamentals of marksmanship, proper weapon handling and shooting positions, malfunction clearing and reloads, and shooting in low-light situations.
Then step-by-step instruction in one- and two-man room entry and the use of cover provide you with the advanced tools needed to maximize the carbine’s advantages in a firefight.
Ultimately, the will to win and expert training in sound combat tactics are what help you prevail in any violent encounter. This video delivers both.
Rich Nance is a black belt martial artist, with over 25 years of experience. Nance has been a police officer for 13 years and a SWAT team member for six years. He is a firearms instructor, patrol rifle instructor, less-lethal munitions instructor and his department’s lead defensive tactics instructor. In 2004 Nance and David Hallford founded WARTAC CQC , a company specializing in tactical training for law enforcement and military personnel. Aaron Peachman has 20 years of experience in the martial arts. He has been a police officer for four years and is a member of his department’s SWAT team. Aaron is an instructor for WARTAC CQC.
A Minnesota Doctors Home Remedies for Common and Uncommon Ailments is an older book, and may be hard to find, but I think it is worth it.
We all know how doctors generally feel about folk medicine – so it is very interesting to find a book on practical home remedies that was written by a doctor.
I found this book to be full of common sense and simple remedies.
If you are leaning toward natural medicine, but still trust doctors, then this is a good bridge.
I personally think that both have their places – there are reasons that natural medicine works – and I like how it works on the root cause, but I like the science behind modern medicine.
This book has a place in a well rounded medical library. It is not designed to be, nor should it be, the only medical book in your library, but it does have a lot of medically sound home remedies that can prevent you from having to take a trip to the doctor.
As will all medical related posts. I am not a doctor, and suggest you talk with yours about this book and get some guidance from them about what you should and should not attempt to do on your own.
This video shows a redneckinized Thai peanut noodles. Kind of – my wife just calls it gross.
Whether you are using your handgun for personal protection or sport, it is immensely beneficial to upgrade your gun from time to time. This guest post shows the top 5 upgrades for your handgun.
Its exceptional accuracy, controllability, and wide array of accessories make the carbine an essential tool for modern warriors.
A Minnesota Doctors Home Remedies for Common and Uncommon Ailments is an older book, and may be hard to find, but I think it is worth it.