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Any suggestions of what stores routinely carry them?Strike anywhere are prohibited or a hazmat now. ???
You can still find them. Just not as common as they used to be.
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Any suggestions of what stores routinely carry them?Strike anywhere are prohibited or a hazmat now. ???
You can still find them. Just not as common as they used to be.
No clue. Last time I found some was at a off the beaten path hardware store. Years ago. Cleaned em out. Got em in a sealed ammo can. Need to check on them.Any suggestions of what stores routinely carry them?
Seems that walmart lists them on its website.No clue. Last time I found some was at a off the beaten path hardware store. Years ago. Cleaned em out. Got em in a sealed ammo can. Need to check on them.
These are the "green" save the earth ones. No idea on shelf life. Probably won't work for primer substitution or 22 reloading.Seems that walmart lists them on its website.
Robot or human?
www.walmart.com
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The disaster people recommend storm proof matches; also at walmartThese are the "green" save the earth ones. No idea on shelf life. Probably won't work for primer substitution or 22 reloading.
Yep. Fake lifeboat matches. Have to have striker now...The disaster people recommend storm proof matches; also at walmart
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For the strike on the box kind, i think you have scrap off the material of the striking surface a mix it with the match head material. I will pay exorbitant prices for real primers first prior to making my own. Last order of primers from the https://shop.tacticalshit.com/ with shipping were a little under $70/1000 including the super high hazmat and taxes.These are the "green" save the earth ones. No idea on shelf life. Probably won't work for primer substitution or 22 reloading.
Ah. I was talking about percussion cap making. Sorry. Making cartridge primers would probably be impossible.For the strike on the box kind, i think you have scrap off the material of the striking surface a mix it with the match head material. I will pay exorbitant prices for real primers first prior to making my own. Last order of primers from the https://shop.tacticalshit.com/ with shipping were a little under $70/1000 including the super high hazmat and taxes.
for 3,000 spp and 1,000 srp
Subtotal $207.40 shipping & Handling $53.64
Tax $15.56 Grand Total $276.60 Primers are foreign made.
People are reloading them and maybe even making them. There is one guy on the castboolits site that is even making substitute smokeless powder.Ah. I was talking about percussion cap making. Sorry. Making cartridge primers would probably be impossible.
Just placed an amazon order for the book.We use/have several water filter systems.
Bean and rice
Canned food
Peterson's Guide To Edible Plants
Walmart matches still strike after 5 years, but the strikers on the box are wore out. Found out the bottom of an iron skillet handle still gets the job done. (the bottom cause it leaves marks)
On Amazon nowJust placed an amazon order for the book.
Beans and rice are good.All the suggestions above are great, but have you thought about how much caloric intake you would need per-person, per-day? Yeah, you could have all the food in the world, but if you're eating 200 calories a day and burning off 2000 you're gonna feel like crap and not survive long....just "food" for thought. lol
The dehydrated I just bought is 2500 calories per dayAll the suggestions above are great, but have you thought about how much caloric intake you would need per-person, per-day? Yeah, you could have all the food in the world, but if you're eating 200 calories a day and burning off 2000 you're gonna feel like crap and not survive long....just "food" for thought. lol
Better test some out to make sure the family likes them. Buy an individual package don’t open the bucket.The dehydrated I just bought is 2500 calories per day