Category: Camping and Survival

  • Review – Karrimor SF Sabre 60-100

    Review – Karrimor SF Sabre 60-100

    One pack for all situations. The SF in the name tells you exactly what this pack is designed for, and after six months of getting lugged around, it doesn’t disappoint. I needed a new pack for all my travels, milsims, wild camping and hiking. In the previous article I talked about what I was looking…

  • Survivalist – Choosing a Pack

    Survivalist – Choosing a Pack

    After a few months of shopping, I finally picked up a pack for all my travel and adventures and it really did take a lot of looking before I decided on one that suited my needs. I’ll do a seperate review of the one I’ve been using, but I wanted to talk about how I…

  • Out with the old, in with the new?

    Old kit vs new kit. And I’m not talking about second hand purchases. Is modern equipment as good as the old surplus gear? In recent articles I’ve been working on a new section called Survivalist, where I’m looking to put together a 72hr kit for all conditions, from Milsims to wild camping. As a long…

  • Shelters

    Shelter is absolutely vital in any environment. At a minimum, you’ll need somewhere warm and dry to sleep. Additionally, in bad weather you’ll want a place to escape the elements. The best place to start this survivalist section is with the biggest and most important component. Yeah, it’s that important. Now, I could include things…

  • Bug in or bug out?

    A common question in the prepping community, and one that forms the basis for your kit and kit preparation. Do you pack a bag and head out into the great unknown, or do you turn your house into a self sustaining fortress? If you’ve read the first article in the “Survivalist” section, I’m not looking…

  • Survivalist

    A new section for the skills beyond the sniping. There’s obviously a vast amount of information for Airsoft snipers and that will always be at the heart of what I do, but if you’ve been here before, you’ll know I do take an interest in related areas, such as Milsim events and camping, which I…

  • Make Your Own Alcohol Stove

    Want to quickly make a very lightweight camping stove for your outdoors adventures? Sick of loading up pages that have fifty popups and crap ads every two sentences? You’re in the right place… Alcohol and stoves are two of my favourite things. As well as knives, so you can add that into the mix and…

  • Review – Helikon Pakcell Set

    Whether it’s travelling, hiking, camping, bushcraft or Milsim, being and staying organised is absolutely essential. Not only do you need to make sure you have everything you need, you need to be able to find it in your kit when you want it. I do a lot of the above, and recently invested in a…

  • Short term camping vs Long term camping

    Shit hitting the fan? Survival essentials? Or just better camping kit choices? A look at evolving the overnight bag a little to meet new challenges. I do like camping. With all the sniper events on the calendar as well as milsims taking precedence over simple Sunday skirmishes, the camping kit has seen a lot of…

  • The Overnight Bag

    A milsim one, not a night away in a hotel. You’re going to need some basic camp kit if you’re away for a weekend, but some of these skirmish campers are starting to bring a hell of a lot of kit for just one night. If you’re living out of a caravan in the safe…