Prepper’s Home Defense

By Jim Cobb

A complete step-by-step plan for neutralizing threats from intruders and attackers after a catastrophic collapse

The power grid has been down for weeks. Floodwaters fill city streets. Earthquakes have reduced roadways to rubble. Civilization is breaking down and there’s nowhere to go. Don’t expect the National Guard to rush in to protect the city — it’s every man, woman, and family for themselves. When looting, disorder, and anarchy sweep the land following a nightmare scenario, only those who have followed the action plan presented in this book will be armed with the tools and tactics needed to protect themselves and their property against destruction. From securing stored food, caching valuables, and stocking ammunition to building effective fencing, installing surveillance equipment, and training in the use firearms, this book is the most comprehensive, no-holds-barred guide to effectively saving the lives of one’s family members and ensuring the security of the home. Even if one doesn’t own a house, Prepper’s Home Defense is a powerful survival tool for those trapped in a big city during a natural or man-made disaster, showing how even apartment- and condo-dwellers can survive for days without assistance and effectively use deadly force to protect themselves should the unthinkable unfold.

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AUTHOR

Jim Cobb

Jim Cobb is the author of Prepper’s Home Defense and The Prepper’s Complete Book of Disaster Readiness (2013). Mr. Cobb is a prepper and survivalist and author of the website SurvivalWeekly.com. He lives in Wisconsin.

PRODUCT INFO

Released: December 2012
Price: $15.95

ISBN-10: 1612431151
ISBN-13: 9781612431154

Paperback
6" x 9"
224 pages

Rights Available:
World

Interest

NonFiction

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