Prepping periodicals. . .

[Moose-Knuckle]

I have been looking for the American Survival Guide in several locations and it appears not to be sold in my area.

Is there a pay for subscription on the internet?

In the magazines they advertise subscriptions but I can only find individual issues on the website.

http://engagedmediamags.com/outdoors...-Surviva-Guide

[Moose-Knuckle]

A good read you should check out:

http://www.backwoodsmanmag.com/

Lots of useful information & how to's....

Agreed, the Backwoodsman, The New Pioneer, and American Frontiersman are all geared toward the homestead/subsistence living. A lot of good info.

[shootist1970]

I found a new magazine in a Barnes and Noble this past week called "Living Ready" seems to be a well layed out, well written magazine without the crazy factor i see in some magazines where the people are getting ready for the most outlandish situations that are highly unlikely to happen i have ever seen.

[Moose-Knuckle]

I found a new magazine in a Barnes and Noble this past week called "Living Ready" seems to be a well layed out, well written magazine without the crazy factor i see in some magazines where the people are getting ready for the most outlandish situations that are highly unlikely to happen i have ever seen.

Have not seen that one, thanks for the heads up.

[Moose-Knuckle]

So I don't do the whole smart phone, e-reader, tablet thing and needed some light reading material while I waited on my truck to be inspected. I picked up the June issue of S.W.A.T. (yeah I know, I know ) magazine I noticed that they are now devoting multiple articles on "prepping", in this particular issue:

• Street Smarts: Prepping Fallacies pg. 16
• Against All Odds: Natural Disaster Clean-Up Tools pg. 20
• Surviving An Urban Disaster: How Prepared Are You? pg. 26
• Enemy At The Gate: Preparedness Basics pg. 36
• Long Guns: Bayonets for Bad Times pg. 40
• Packin' Meat: Long-Term Preservation Primer pg. 78

[NoSweat88]

So I don't do the whole smart phone, e-reader, tablet thing and needed some light reading material while I waited on my truck to be inspected. I picked up the June issue of S.W.A.T. (yeah I know, I know ) magazine I noticed that they are now devoting multiple articles on "prepping", in this particular issue:

• Street Smarts: Prepping Fallacies pg. 16
• Against All Odds: Natural Disaster Clean-Up Tools pg. 20
• Surviving An Urban Disaster: How Prepared Are You? pg. 26
• Enemy At The Gate: Preparedness Basics pg. 36
• Long Guns: Bayonets for Bad Times pg. 40
• Packin' Meat: Long-Term Preservation Primer pg. 78

If I recall, a few months ago, SWAT magazine changed their masthead to read "Survival Weapons and Tactics" and mentioned going back to their survival roots.

NS88

[Moose-Knuckle]

If I recall, a few months ago, SWAT magazine changed their masthead to read "Survival Weapons and Tactics" and mentioned going back to their survival roots.

NS88

Ah hah, that explains it then. I don't know much about the old issues. I all know is that Larry Flint of Hustler fame use to publish it.

[tog]

American Survival Guide... now there's some memories. Still got a ton of THOSE from the 1990's.

I discovered Survivalblog.com shortly after J.W. Rawles started it almost 6 years ago. It's MY on-line, go-to resource now.

I remember that mag and have several of their issues. I have one of the first when it was called something like the american shooters survival guide. It was a great mag when Bud Lang was editing and writing.

[tc556guy]

I remember that mag and have several of their issues. I have one of the first when it was called something like the american shooters survival guide. It was a great mag when Bud Lang was editing and writing.

Any chance you'd be willing to loan your issues out to be scanned?

[docsherm]

The new issue of ASG is out. I got them to carry it at the local HEB!!!! No more searching for it....