As one would likely expect from a ranking nanny state like New Jersey, defense sprays are fairly heavily regulated, and New Jersey adopts a downright punitive stance toward civilian use and ownership of them. Though any kind of chemical composition is allowable, civilians may only possess and carry puny canisters with a payload measuring no […]
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A “stand your ground law” is a concept in self-defense law whereby a civilian defender, a potential victim, has no legal obligation to attempt retreat before they use force in defense of their lives or the lives of someone else. This is a contentious concept in the United States, but one that ultimately reduces the
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Everyone knows the value and importance of keeping a good knife handy at all times, and most of us understand that an essential part of keeping that knife in tip-top condition is keeping it sharpened. A sharp knife is far easier to use, safer and more effective than a dull one, and most of us
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Texas is famous as a state that enshrines and properly venerates the right to keep and bear arms, and though this is undoubtedly true, it is not quite the free-for-all that some people think, though Texans and the state of Texas at large do nothing to dissuade people of this opinion. In the case of
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Once again, winter is fast approaching, and just as season follows season that means the arrival of cold and oftentimes treacherous weather. You might like winter or you might resent it, but one thing you must do is respect it if for no other reason than it is statistically one of the most dangerous seasons,
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Building and tending a fire is an essential part of survival in many situations, and one of the skills that most preppers endeavor to learn early on in their pursuits. A proper fire can help keep you warm, heat a space, cook food, provide light, signal for help, and provide security. But now as always
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Preppers and campers both often make use of wood chopping tools on their excursions for the processing of firewood, clearing of campsites and impromptu construction. You will often see entire articles and conversations revolve around the subject of what tools you should take with you into the woods, and foremost among these choices are hatchets
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Rhode Island: Fast Facts on Trespassing Rhode Island Trespassing Law Overview Relevant Rhode Island State Statutes Rhode Island does not feature a section on definitions relevant to the rest of the chapter, so unless otherwise specified elsewhere in the statutes or in the sections themselves, all words are assumed to have their common meaning. We
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Minnesota is a state with generally inclusive and permissive laws governing pepper spray, tear gas and other compositions of self-defense spray, with only a few restrictions on ownership concerning age and prior criminal history. Minnesota law also surprisingly makes it quite clear that self-defense sprays can be used under reasonable circumstances in defense of the
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There is a bewildering variety of backpacks on the market today, and considering that every prepper worth the name will have a bug-out bag packed and ready for any eventuality, choosing a backpack is a pretty big deal. Compared to decades gone by, sometimes the distinction between various types of backpacks and their intended roles
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