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Security

Deter, protect, and stay aware

Security starts with not being a target. Harden the home, keep it well lit, and hold the means to protect your family if deterrence fails. Train, and know your local law.

Start with the full guide

Field guideStockpile Essentials Field GuideThe master checklist: 239 items across 16 categories, the shelf life class of each, and the 20 multi-use items that cover the most jobs. 39 pages.Open the field guide Field guideWalk-Around Preparedness AuditA walk through your home and land that scores 15 systems from 1 to 5 across 200 checkpoints. The lowest score is where to work next. 33 pages.Open the field guide Master guideHome Security and Defense: Deter, Detect, Delay, DenyLayered home security from the property edge to the people inside: what to do when something feels wrong, what to build first, and how to store and maintain a defensive firearm.Open the full page

The gun you cannot run is a paperweight

Confirm your zero more than once, practice reloads, and store everything secure and legal. For firearm spares and maintenance, see the Spare Parts & Repair Stock guide.

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Supplies 1

Supply Ammunition by caliber (.22LR to .308) Ten common calibers, .22LR to .308, with grain, velocity and energy for each

Guides 6

Guide Ammunition storage for long shelf life Sealed ammo can plus desiccant pack; stored well, ammo can last 50 years or more Guide Chemical weapon types and their effects Six families: nerve, blister, blood, choking, incapacitating, riot control. The first response is the same for all: get away, get it off, get clean Guide Everyday carry tactical sling: my setup and what is inside My daily sling is an Eberlestock Fade Flex carrying a Springfield Hellcat 9mm, two spare magazines, a Toor Mullet T, an Olight Warrior 3S, and ASP pepper spray. Guide Home Security and Defense: Deter, Detect, Delay, Deny Security is bought time: distance, barriers, and awareness come first, and force is the last layer you reach for. Guide Personal resilience checklist: privacy, money, records and security A checklist of practical steps across money, digital privacy, records, legal awareness, medical, communication, home control and training to build personal resilience. Guide Two-rifle starter setup (.308 Win and .22LR) with case Pick: .308 Win for medium to large game, .22LR for small game

Spare parts lists 1

Parts list Spare parts: Firearms & Maintenance A firearm is only as reliable as its upkeep and its spares. Most stoppages trace to a worn magazine, a tired spring, or a dry action. Keep the consumables to maintain it and the small parts that wear out.

The checklist

Tick what you already have. Checks are saved on this device.

Defense and Security Deter first, protect if you must

Deter

Protect

Stay aware

Audit questions

From the walk-around audit. Honest answers show the gaps.

  • Distance is your first layer of security
  • Barriers buy time
  • Awareness prevents surprises
  • Are exterior doors solid core or reinforced?
  • Are hinges and strike plates secured properly?
  • Are windows lockable and reinforced where appropriate?
Score this in the audit

Common mistake

Owning a firearm you have not trained with or cannot store safely.

Skills to learn

train the fundamentals · store secure and legal · maintain your gear

When it matters

Rising prices and shortages