A blog devoted to the preparations for any disasters that may affect New York City residents.
Tuesday, June 3, 2008
Maybe For Your Country House
I love of all sorts of gadgets but since I live in Manhattan there are certain things not worth owning for lots of legal reasons. But something cool, in a disaster-preparedness sort of way, that you might keep in mind is the Henry Repeating Arms U.S. Survival Rifle. An older version of this rifle, known as the AR-7, was used by Air Force pilots. This new, improved version, which fires .22 long ammunition, breaks down into a waterproof stock and weighs only 2 1/2 pounds. It costs $230 and, go figure, it's made in Brooklyn! (Caveat Emptor, I do not own this and have never used this.)
I started this blog to share with others in the New York-metro area the products I've purchased and the things I've learned in my ongoing process of preparing for any natural or man-made disasters that may happen to us. I also hope to get feedback from those who read this blog and may have advice, tips, and products to recommend. You can also email me directly at: disasterreadynyc@gmail.com. Stay safe!
I love of all sorts of gadgets but since I live in Manhattan there are certain things not worth owning for lots of legal reasons. But something cool, in a disaster-preparedness sort of way, that you might keep in mind is the Henry Repeating Arms U.S. Survival Rifle. An older version of this rifle, known as the AR-7, was used by Air Force pilots. 
This new, improved version, which fires .22 long ammunition, breaks down into a waterproof stock and weighs only 2 1/2 pounds. It costs $230 and, go figure, it's made in Brooklyn! (Caveat Emptor, I do not own this and have never used this.)
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