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You may be wondering what the best blades for self-defense are, if you ask Michael Janich, the answer is simple: a Wharncliffe.

With the almost universal availability of the 1987 Land Rover, it was a natural choice as the basis for the Dillon Defender.

While not perhaps as well known as Fort Bennett or West Point, this museum is a must see for anyone interested in military vehicles, anti-tank weapons, or just happens to be a fan of M*A*S*H*.

Let’s face it, who hasn’t fantasized about having their very own tank without being subject to the usual prerequisite of military service or stealing one from a National Guard armory?

Would you believe this actually started life as a 1975 Chevrolet ½-ton pickup? We certainly had a hard time wrapping our heads around that…

Since Iain is about as subtle as a Sam Peckinpah movie, you can bet that his mode of transportation would follow suit: a 1979 Ford Bronco.

This Polaris RZR is a Sharp Addition to Your Bug-Out Kit Photos by: Yoshi Andrego…

While you can run trails in your road shoes, those who want to do more than dabble on dirt should consider investing in some specialty trail shoes.

It was only a matter of time before Walding and Hanson teamed up to turn Waldin’s 2011 Ford F-250 Super Duty into what he’d previously envisioned.

Having served 10 years in the Marine Corps, Chris wasn’t about to spend his deployment pay on some latte-sipping hybrid, but a bugged-out Toyota Tacoma.

While perusing a random web search for “bug-out vehicles” one day, we came across an image of this Toyota Tundra truck…

It’s been a while since we’ve covered anything AK-related, so in Issue 26 we turn…