I have been working on this one a little at a time forever now. It's finally done and ready to view. If you can, pass it around to as many firearms forums as possible, I would really appreciate that!
I know its a little long, but it is interactive (commenting instructions are in the appropriate segments)
I know safety is generally a boring topic, so tried to make it more fun. Watch all the way to the end!
Thanks!
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If memory serves me, you can only get down to 15% moisture with a dehydrator. I put my stuff in the freezer after drying. I have only kept stuff a year or two out of the freezer. The key is moisture content. Bottom line is to get it out and use it. In my back packing days I dried frozen veggies for hikes. Works great
I found this LE training video on youtube about the sovereign citizen movement. I think the way they state things makes for an interesting conversation; "They think we don't have authority over them" and "the FBI has deemed them a terrorist group".
Even the music in the background had me thinking about how almost everything we do trains us to think a certain way. Are they indoctrinating one another here? Do they think this is the best way to train? They use the most extreme versions of these for examples (sovereign cartoon).
What are your thoughts.
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Many sign up for accounts and never post anything.
Others sign up, and disappear.
The rest work for the NSA and while you were distracted with this post, will be at your front door in 3,2,1...
Depending on how close you are, make unexpected visits at erratic times, keep them on their toes, they will take better care of him. When my husband is in the hospital I practically move in with him and they give him a lot more attention. And treats for the staff are ALWAYS a good idea.
