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I have reloaded since the mid 70s. I never ran out of ammo during the ammo shortage and even during the reloading supplies shortage, I was still able to get the supplies I needed.

M16A2 lower receiver (semi auto only), 5.56 upper, vortex scope, M7 bayonet. I live in Alaska where nobody gives a **** about what type of gun or knife you carry. Hell, even the liberals up here has guns.

Since it was the democrats that owned the slaves, then only democrats should have to pay reparations.

I live in Alaska so my EDC varies greatly depending on what I wear, where I am going and my mode of transportation. If I am going to town, then I will carry my SA Ronin EMP 3”. If I am going to the bush (anywhere other than town), then I will carry my 460 Rowland, Marlin Guide Gun .45-70...

My Range Officer is a stock .45 gun. I bought the Clark 460 Rowland kit and substituted the parts that came in the kit. I chose the Clark kit because Clark has been making the conversion kits longer than anybody else including Rowland.

I live in Alaska. Everywhere here is brown bear country. I have had brown bear scat in my back yard. When outside, I carry a Springfield Armory Range Officer converted to .460 Rowland, a Marlin .45-70 guide gun, and/or a Remington 870 12 gauge shotgun loaded with 1 1/8 oz slugs.

To add to Talyn’s post above, even if you are not in grizzly/brown bear country, never put food inside your tent because the food oders can remain in the tent when you do go back to grizzly/brown bear country.

I carry a SA Range Officer converted to .460 Rowland in a chest holster.

I carry a Fenix PD 35. I have a spare rechargeable battery for it along with a couple of CR123 batteries.

If you love the outdoors and enjoy hunting, fishing, camping, hiking, etc. then Alaska is a slice of heaven on earth. If you are not an outdoors person, then Alaska is hell on earth. The cold here in Alaska is different than the lower 48. I am warmer at -25°F in the interior of Alaska than I...

I don’t prep. I live in Alaska so I have the ability to be self sufficient. I have a wood stove and a generator. I use the utilities but I also have alternatives to those utilities. I have cell phones, but I also have GMRS, ham radios and CB radios. I live by one of the largest salmon...

I came to Alaska in 1984 and have never left except for short visits.

I carry 1 mag in the gun and 2 extra mags. I carry a SA Range Officer in .45 acp.

i have carried a pocket knife since I was in the 4th grade (1960). I know nothing about knife fighting. Knives to me are tools and I use them everyday. I carry a Case Stockman and a Gerber Diesel multitool. When I am camping or hunting, I also carry a Kephart fixed blade made by K-Bar...

I use an RCBS press. It has loaded hundreds of .375 H&H & .45-70, thousands of .30-06, .22-250, .38 special, .357 magnum, .41 magnum, & .45 acp and hundreds of .460 Rowland. The press looks new and I bought the press in the 1970’s. I don’t think I have ever heard of an RCBS, Redding, Lyman...

That woman shouldn’t leave a city. She thinks bears hibernate in September? They normally go into hibernation in November/December in Alaska.

You are supposed to shoot your partner in the knee so that you can get away.

I live in Alaska and even the largest city is in Brown Bear country. Brown Bears & Grizzly Bears can run 35 miles per hour. That means a Brown Bear can cover 100 yards in less than 6 seconds.

For leather holsters, I prefer Diamond D Custom Leather. For Kydex, I prefer Blade Tech.

For leather belts and holsters, I prefer Diamond D Custom Leather.