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Shopping On-line!

Tuesday, November 1, 2011
posted by Bob 8:00 AM
On-line Shopping!

Convenient!

We have a tendency to shy-away from things that are unknown or we don’t understand. I for one went into the electronic age dragging my feet and screaming/hollering all the way. But, the more I got into it, the more I realized its true merits. This includes researching and shopping for things on the Internet. If your intent is to purchase a quality item at the lowest price, you should do your research on the Internet.

There are many Internet search engines (Google, Bing, etc.) that will help to simplify the buying process. They will assist in developing the data needed to determine product quality, as-well-as the information required for cost analysis. It has been my experience that prices on-line are normally a little cheaper than like items bought at the corner retail store. If it is a high dollar item you‘re purchasing, the tax savings alone could save you a bundle.

One of the nice things about shopping on-line is that the items are normally sent to your front door. Shopping for things like camping gear can be both fun and educational. If you are a show-me person, many times there will be video tapes/subject experts showing and further explaining the product.

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Camping Gear Replacement Items!

Thursday, September 22, 2011
posted by Bob 7:00 AM
Tent!

Perfect!

I’m in the process of doing my end-of-season camping gear inventory. Inventory reflects that there are several items that need to be replaced. This includes a tent (4-5 person), a couple battery operated lanterns, and possibly a new 4-burner stove (propane). Total cost of these items will be several hundred dollars. However, being a prudent shopper, I want both quality and savings.

As Granddad used to say, there has got to be “method too this madness. You don’t go food shopping when you’re hungry”. The same principle applies when buying camping gear. You need to first determine exactly what you want as compared with the maximum price you can afford. This preliminary research can be done by going to a local sporting-goods store or referring to the respective Manufacturer’s website.

Experience has shown that bargains in camping gear can be obtained but you need to do some leg work. Once you have determined the item wanted (can afford) by Nomenclature (name), Manufacturer, and Model Number – you can go-out with confidence and buy the item needed. Whether it be a seasonal sale at the local sporting goods store or a reputable on-line shopping site, you are prepared to make item price comparisons. Make sure the prices compared include taxes/shipping and handling.

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New Easing of Gun Laws!

Wednesday, October 20, 2010
posted by Survival-Outdoors 1:40 PM

Second Amendment Rights!

As their name suggests, concealment holsters are designed to keep your firearm out of sight. While this may only seem like a concern for law enforcement agents and criminals, there are many other citizens who carry firearms legally in a concealment holster. As per the Second Amendment, states will issue a concealed weapons permit to citizens with a clean background check.

There has been recent debate over legislation that will allow people to bring guns to national parks and on Amtrak rides. While opponents of the bills say that there will be an increase in violence, others argue that those who want to use a gun for harm will do so regardless of the law. They claim that the new laws will simply allow responsible gun owners to carry their firearms.

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A Dependable Friend!

Thursday, December 24, 2009
posted by Bob 11:11 AM
Dependable Help!

Shooting Bag!

A competent shooter spends a lot of time on the shooting range, to not only insure weapon preparation but also maintain individual firing proficiency. These skills are quickly degradable and must be reinforced on a regular basis. PRACTICE DOES MAKE PERFECT.

But, how many times have you gotten to the range and not had the proper tools, targets, or lubricant? Nothing is more embarrassing/frustrating than being forced to ask the person next to you, if he/she has a small screw-driver so you can make needed adjustments to your peep-sight.

Shooting Bags do serve a useful purpose. They give you the peace-of-mind, through quick verification, that you have the necessary tools, shooting glasses, muffs, targets, ammo, cleaning-kit, and etc. to do the job. They have additional space for a water bottle, car-keys, cell phone, and even a sandwich, WOW!

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