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Introduced at the 2012 SHOT Show in Las Vegas, the Leatherwood/Hi-Lux Wm. Malcolm 8X USMC sniper scope is the newest "old" scope on the market.

From ham radio to CB, a look at the best emergency radio options offered through the Radio Services.

Following a disaster, access to friends and family may be not be as easy as opening a door. Understanding dynamic entry tools and techniques is important. Tactical expert and law enforcement veteran Dave Morelli explains these concepts in this article.

    The Fargo-Moorhead area of northwest Minnesota was hit hard this week by something no one expected in early October: 14 inches of snow. It...

You'd be surprised how much you can fit inside one of those metal mint boxes. Here's how to build a survival kit inside one.

Your mind is the greatest survival tool. Don't blunt it with panic. Here's what to do.

When cellular networks fail due to natural or man-made disaster, two-way radio still works. Find out why.

"Revolution" is TV on NBC about a catastrophic blackout. Here's video of the full pilot episode. How would you react if the power never came back on?

Top Survival Tips #1: Don't Get Caught Unprepared. Have a home survival kit, disaster plan or bug-out bag ready to go. Here's how to get started.

  On the one hand, the zombie survival guide PDF published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is an innovative way to get...

When all else fails, two-way radio still gets through.

The bug-out bag; lots of people are talking about it. But what do you really need on that bug-out bag packing list? I’ll start this...

A Survival Manual for Regular Folks What is the average Joe supposed to do with a military survival manual? They're written for the men and...

Here are five tips on how to survive a riot. Hint: It's easy to do if you're not there.

  This video shows how to start a fire using a bow drill. It's a difficult, time-consuming process. But in a pinch, a bow drill...

When cell phone networks and the Internet go down, old-fashioned ham radio keeps emergency communication traffic humming as Hurricane Isaac zeroes in on the Gulf Coast.