The excrement just hit the fan, you have 5 minutes to grab your things and gtfo

[Silverback]

I think we can accommodate that. The password to get past our first layer if security is the opening line of the tree house story.

HA!, what a fool, didn't even ask for a meat slicer or any fly fishing tie gear!

sucker!

[juiceweezl]

HA!, what a fool, didn't even ask for a meat slicer or any fly fishing tie gear!

sucker!

I just want the ICEE machine at Costco!

[Jose]

I'll be taking over my local Michoacana and bringing a grill

[KBScobravert]

HA!, what a fool, didn't even ask for a meat slicer or any fly fishing tie gear!

sucker!

Chef's Choice M6102 Premium Slicers are on isle 78 for $99.99. We will have several to barter with

[Probie]

I get better deals buying from lapolicegear. Besides, I have 30 pairs of their pants. No lie ask Probie. He's jelly over my 5.11 pants collection.

Now, come off some of those Hulk camo fishing shirts and we might be getting somewhere. Or better yet bring us a bunch of Yeti tumblers as a showing of good faith song with some cooler and we be cool.

The collection is rather impressive

[mudpuppy]

Quick question, whats your take on burial cans to store stuff?

[LANTIRN]

Quick question, whats your take on burial cans to store stuff?

Good way to lose your stuff or have it ruined when not sealed right.

[Chili]

Good way to lose your stuff or have it ruined when not sealed right.

Yeah, I would be hesitant to cache anything of real value..

[LANTIRN]

Yeah, I would be hesitant to cache anything of real value..

Considering all the stories I have read of outlaws burying their stash to be retrieved later and not being able to find it due to bad maps, poor memory, or markers like rocks or trees missing after a flood I would be hesitant as well. Maybe ammo and some mags you could afford to lose if it was done on your own remote land as a kind of last resort/fallback thing, but still hesitant. Definitely would not do cash or gold or guns like people talk about doing.

[svauto-erotic855]

Good way to lose your stuff or have it ruined when not sealed right.

I like to do geocaching and it is a great way to practice. An old GF got me into official geocaching (https://www.geocaching.com/play) but I have been habitually stashing shit everywhere since I was a kid.

[silverhatch]

Emp your shit is gone.

[CJ]

Quick question, whats your take on burial cans to store stuff?

It can be done effectively. I just wouldn't store any weapons or ammo of significant value. Brass NATO spec ammo in new cans and make sure the seals are treated. Choose a weapon with good corrosion resistance like a glock or ar15, drench it in oil or dip it in cosmoline (seal gas tube on a gas gun), store in a high quality dessecant bag (multiple if you can), and the finally in a high quality aluminum or plastic air tight container. Be certain the housing is made of pure polyethylene or polypropylene plastic. Epoxy it closed, and then seal it in a 6 mil polyethylene bag, and bury 3 feet or deeper to avoid temperature changes. Don't forget where you buried your shit, and don't use landscape or trees as identifiers, take measurements from large rocks, or other relatively permanent markers, three of them at minimum. Also, don't bury near a tree, roots can wreck your plans.

[svauto-erotic855]

Emp your shit is gone.

GPS is for pussys dude. I am old school and use a compass & map and am pretty good with land navigation. I even know how to use a sextant. I don't have a smart phone either.

[svauto-erotic855]

It can be done effectively. I just wouldn't store any weapons or ammo of significant value. Brass NATO spec ammo in new cans and make sure the seals are treated. Choose a weapon with good corrosion resistance like a glock or ar15, drench it in oil or dip it in cosmoline (seal gas tube on a gas gun), store in a high quality dessecant bag (multiple if you can), and the finally in a high quality aluminum or plastic air tight container. Be certain the housing is made of pure polyethylene or polypropylene plastic. Epoxy it closed, and then seal it in a 6 mil polyethylene bag, and bury 3 feet or deeper to avoid temperature changes. Don't forget where you buried your shit, and don't use landscape or trees as identifiers, take measurements from large rocks, or other relatively permanent markers, three of them at minimum. Also, don't bury near a tree, roots can wreck your plans.

A PVC pipe filled with gear oil stores a rifle without issues longer then anyone of us will ever live.

[Gasser64]

And dont forget the tannerite for special effects.

Might actually have its uses as a distraction

At least 1000 rnds per weapon, with as much of it loaded in mags as possible. Does no use to you loose.

Maybe 10k of 22 as well. Somebody mentioned hunting food, you can kill a lot of rabbits and squirrels and birds with 22.