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Long-Term Food Storage with Ready Wise

long term survival Dec 19, 2023

I've been getting a lot of questions lately about how I'm prepping for the crazy news and the changing landscape we're witnessing, especially with governments talking about shutting down farms and pushing lab-grown food. It's a wild ride, and we need to be ready for anything.

In my YouTube video above, I talked about the game plan I've been working on, addressing both short-term and long-term strategies for food preparation. Let's dive into it.

Short-term Game Plan: ReadyWise to the Rescue

Alright, so first the short-term game plan. We all know it's not feasible to start a farm overnight. That's a long-term play. So, for immediate concerns, I've invested in ReadyWise's one-month kit. It's lightweight, easy to transport, and waterproof – perfect for when you need to move quickly.

Supplementing Nutrition: Adding a Protein Punch

Now, I'm all for being prepared, and that means addressing the potential shortcomings of traditional emergency food. These short-term meal kits are...

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FSW Protectors Summit

protector's summit Nov 07, 2023

Are you ready to become the ultimate guardian of your loved ones, both physically and spiritually? The world is an unpredictable place, and it’s our responsibility as men to ensure the safety and security of our families and communities. The Full Spectrum Warrior Protectors Summit® (FSW Protectors Summit®) is here to empower you for this vital mission.

Event Details

The FSW Protectors Summit® is a unique 3-Day Event designed exclusively for men. Please note that a co-ed Protectors Summit® is held in July, focusing on family protection. For the upcoming November event, take advantage of the early registration discount of $500, available until Nov. 10th. To secure your discount, consult your coach for their code or use code “FSWGRAHAM” when registering.

What is the FSW Protectors Summit®?

The Full Spectrum Warrior Protectors Summit® is a hands-on Leadership and Combatives weekend, offering participants the opportunity to train with elite...

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Mastering Cross-Eye Shooting: A Tactical Guide

afoam handgun Oct 31, 2023

Introduction

Welcome to another Tactical Tuesday Tip. Cross-eye shooting might not be a common but I see it enough on the range that it’s important to understand how to make the most of it. In this blog post, we’ll explore the importance of proper body position, aligning your sights with your dominant eye, and the benefits of this technique in various shooting situations.

The Problem with Cross-Eye Shooting

Cross-eye shooting occurs when someone’s handedness (left or right) does not align with their dominant eye. This leads to awkward body positioning and head movements, making it challenging to maintain accuracy and stability while shooting. This issue becomes even more problematic when you’re in high-stress situations or need to engage in dynamic shooting scenarios like moving and shooting, cutting angles, and using cover and concealment.

The Importance of Body Position

The foundation of effective shooting, whether you’re dealing with cross-eye...

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Shooting in Low-Light Situations: Tactical Tips from a Navy SEAL

long range scopes Oct 24, 2023

 

Today, I want to talk to you about a tactical tip that can be a game-changer when it comes to shooting in low-light situations with your precision rifle. Sometimes, in the shooting world, we tend to take certain things for granted as common knowledge. But when we have students who are new to shooting or precision rifles, questions arise that make us realize not everyone knows these essentials. So, let's dive into the world of low-light shooting, particularly during dusk and dawn, and explore how the right optics and techniques can make all the difference.

The Importance of Optics

I want to emphasize the critical role optics play when you're shooting in low-light conditions. One of the key factors you need to consider is the size of the objective lens on your scope. The objective lens, located at the front of the scope, determines how much light your scope can gather. A larger objective lens allows more light to enter, making it extremely valuable in low-light conditions....

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Muzzle Discipline

I had the pleasure of being a featured instructor with Safariland Group and am happy to share that video now. In it, I discuss muzzle discipline.

For more on muzzle discipline, I invite members of the FSW University to check out the Combat Mobility System where we cover this much deeper. 

 

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Work Ethic Shows Your Character

character Sep 05, 2023

Coming off of Labor Day, I wanted to reflect on the importance of Work Ethic. I have a new video up in the Team Room for a more in-depth look at this topic but wanted to share the following:

The way you complete your work is your signature. People tie your results to your character, pride, and accountability. If you do a crap job on the little things, don't expect people to start giving you more responsibility because they believe you will handle the bigger tasks the same way.

When you do a job, do it the best you can. Who knows what other opportunities are around the corner.

Members can check out the complete talk in the FSW Team Room.

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Hurricane Last Minute Preps

prep Aug 29, 2023

With hurricane season upon us, it's crucial to ensure you're prepared for whatever Mother Nature might throw our way. As we focus on last-minute hurricane preparedness, let's discuss some essential tips to keep you and your loved ones safe during potential storms.

Last-Minute Hurricane Prep Tips:

1. Emergency Kit Check: Take a quick inventory of your emergency kit. Double-check that it includes non-perishable food, water, medications, batteries, flashlights, a first aid kit, and important documents.

2. Secure Outdoor Items: Strong winds can turn outdoor objects into hazards. Safely stow away items like patio furniture, potted plants, and decorations to prevent them from becoming projectiles.

3. Communication Plan: Have a communication plan in place with family and friends. Ensure everyone knows where to gather and how to stay connected if you're separated.

4. Stay Informed:  Stay tuned to local news and weather updates. Stay informed about the hurricane's...

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Grateful for the Responsibility of Being a Man by Anthony Rivera

mindset Aug 22, 2023

Grateful for the Responsibility of Being a Man by Anthony Rivera

Below is a Guest Post from Anthony “Riv” Rivera, former Navy SEAL.

Grateful for the Responsibility of Being a Man

1 Corinthians 16:13-14, “be watchful, stand firm in the faith, act like men, be strong. Let all that you do be done in love.”

First off, I love being a man! Being given the responsibility to lead, protect, and provide by God is an honor and a privilege. Everyday I thank God that He chose me to have this responsibility. This calling was exponentially easier when I was single and had no children, of course. Anyone who has ever led anything or anyone can attest to this; it is easier to lead one than it is to lead many. Carrying the load of manly responsibility and leadership is challenging all the time. It is a challenge that I accept with open arms because I have faith that God put the challenges in front of me to teach me valuable lessons like humility, self-respect, partnership,...

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Shooting With Both Eyes Open

bfoam fundamentals handgun Jul 25, 2023

Rich shares some tips for the why and how of shooting of with both eyes open.

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