November 7th is the anniversary of the death of actor Steve McQueen (born March 24, 1930, died November 7, 1980). The many well-publicized exploits in his tempestuous life and his enduring persona are well known. However, the end of his life is actually the most noteworthy part of his legacy, even though it seldom gets much publicity outside of Christian circles; he came to Jesus after he had been diagnosed with mesothelioma. He died with his forefinger pointing to his key verse in his Bible, Titus 1:2.
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Our sale on all of our shootable replica black powder revolvers at Elk Creek Company ends tomorrow — Tuesday, November 8th, so order soon! Note that no FFL is required to order, and that cartridge conversion cylinders are available for many of these models.
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Over at SurvivalRealty: Five parcels in a survival-oriented rural development near Troy, Montana. 20-35 acres, starting at $325,000: Majestic Meadows.
I urge all SurvivalBlog readers to get out and vote, tomorrow. Pray for the restoration of our constitutional Republic!
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I’m pleased to report that we’ve established an affiliate advertising relationship with Mystery Ranch backpacks, headquartered in Bozeman, Montana. Check out all of their great gear, including their Gunfighter SB Packs. Mystery Ranch packs are very popular with the Special Operations Forces (SOF) community. Most of their gear is now made in The Philippines, in buildings at the former Clark Air Force Base. It is noteworthy that Avalanche Lily uses a Mystery Ranch Coulee 40-Liter pack for her Bugout Bag/Get Home Bag. We gladly paid the retail price for that pack, long before we ever considered seeking an affiliate advertising relationship with the company.
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Today’s feature article was written by SurvivalBlog’s Field Gear Editor Emeritus, Pat Cascio.