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Look, there’s no polite way to say this, so I’m just going to put it out there… If you’re “older”… or have elderly parents or neighbors you look out for… or even if you have young children… then being forced to evacuate your home in a disaster could be the most dangerous task you’ll ever face! I mean, let’s look at the stats… Of the over 1,000 people who died as a result of Hurricane Katrina, fully HALF of the victims were 75 or older. (Most of them died the day of the storm, drowning – alone and helpless – with no one to save to them.) During the “Paradise Wildfires,” most of the people who were killed were over the age of 65. (In fact, 77% of the fatalities – people who were literally burned alive – were senior citizens.) Of the dozens of people killed by Hurricane Harvey in Texas, many were senior citizens who died due to lack of power for medical equipment, like oxygen tanks. It simply can’t be avoided if you want to stay safe during a crisis… The Harsh Reality Is That Survival Planning Is WAY More Challenging For Those With Limited Mobility, Health Problems Or Even If You Have Small Children Or Pets. Here’s How 1 Retirement Community Mastered “Bugging Out”… And Why You Should Copy Their Evac Plan! The well-planned evacuation of these elderly folks offers survival tips for everyone! The staff of the Bishop Gadsden Retirement Community in South Carolina have emergency evacuations down to a science – because they were forced to… When Hurricane Hugo hit the coast of the state in 1989, they had to evacuate all of the residents… It happened again during Hurricane Matthew in 2016… And when Hurricane Florence threatened residents again in 2018, nursing home staff once again had to make sure all residents were safely evacuated inland. In other words, the nursing home’s staff and residents – unlike even most “survival gurus” – have real-world experience in how difficult it can be when you’re forced from your home in an emergency. Whether You’re Older… Have Medical Issues… Are Responsible For Small Children Or A Challenged Family Member… Or If You Just Want To “Level-Up” Your Own Response Plan… Here Are 3 “Bugout” Evacuation Lessons This Nursing Home Learned The Hard Way (And The Fast-Action Solutions You Can Steal From Them) Whether your personal threats are wildfires, hurricanes, or any other crisis, you and I both know you must have a realistic plan for the worst-case scenario or you and your family can find yourselves stranded, alone, and at the mercy of Mother Nature – as well as the desperate citizens all around you. Here’s what I noticed from this community’s well-prepared response plan that I think will help you the most… 1. “Survival Stress” – Yeah… It’s A Real Thing! Most people don’t give this enough thought… But the reality is something you will experience when a crisis strikes… and the stress of bugging out means you’ll need more time and resources than you think you do. For example… Bishop Gadsden residents used up TWICE as much oxygen during an evacuation that they used during normal day-to-day life! They also faced far more upset stomachs… flared  tempers… emotional breakdowns… and even a HUGE uptick in “bathroom trips”! In other words, the stress and physical strain put their bodies “through the wringer”, and that’s something you’ll have to plan for if you and your family are forced from your home due to a disaster or some other dangerous crisis. 2. Personalize Your “Go-Bag” You may think this is obvious, but I can tell you from experience in coaching citizens – both “preppers” and “newbs” – with their bugout plans that this is almost always overlooked. But not for the staff of Bishop Gadsden… While they didn’t call their kits “bugout bags,” the elderly residents were prepared ahead of time for evacuation with personalized, labeled suitcases. Just like a bug-out bag, each suitcase contained all the items each resident needed to survive. That includes specific medications, oxygen tanks, and other life-sustaining supplies and equipment that, if lost or misplaced (or left behind) could mean death for the resident in question. There’s no room for “forgetting” something you depend on to survive! Obviously – with so many different ailments, mobility obstacles, and levels of care needed – a “one-size-fits-all” plan wouldn’t help these residents. They needed customized evacuation kits ready-to-go that met their own most critical, personal health and mobility needs. So do you – and it’s not just about your bugout bag… 3. Have A Fast-Action Evacuation Plan (But Not Just ANY “Plan”) This was the #1 lesson the staff and residents of Bishop Gadsden learned from these repeated responses to natural disasters… The elderly residents’ “evacuation planning” needed to be a 24/7… 365 days a year… personally customized process… if they wanted to live! I think you already know that the worst time to figure out all these details is when a disaster is already headed your way, right? Well , staff members knew that if each and every nursing home resident wasn’t packed up and ready-to-go at a moment’s notice – with that individual’s personal needs already taken care of – then they would all be stuck in buses… trapped on a jammed highway… and residents could literally die during the evacuation without the proper supplies. Same goes for you, Warrior.. Unfortunately, even those who are planning for a forced evacuation are using a “one-size-fits-all” solution. They pack away some cheap gear they saw promoted online… throw in a couple bottles of water… and feel that’s all they really need to get them to safety, but… Sorry Warrior… It’s This Kind Of Thinking Is NOT Gonna Cut It. The Cold Hard Truth Is, “Gear” Is The Easy Part – It’s The Evacuation “PLAN” That Most People Are Screwing Up! Whether you’re older… have mobility problems… juggling young kids… or you’re a young stud who can run marathons, your survival planning should be super detailed… … you have to “war game” everything you might face. . . … and it has to be specific to your family’s needs, desires, challenges, strengths, etc. I realize that customizing your own evacuation plan is a lot to take on in a busy lifestyle – and it’s made even more complicated with all of the misinformation I see floating around the interwebs. But just as thinking through every single “what if” scenario was an absolute must for me and my Team in our combat mission planning… not sitting down with your family and going over your specific needs and “what can go wrong and what will we do when it happens?” is a recipe for chaos, confusion, and unnecessary delays when it’s time for you to take fast, decisive action in evacuating your home during a life-or-death crisis. Are You… ummmm … “Older”… Have Health Or Mobility Issues… Or Care For Someone Who Would Be Challenged To Evacuate Themselves? If So, What Solutions Have You Found The Most Helpful In Planning For A Forced Bugout Scenario? Please Share Your Tips In The Comments Now… The post How 1 Retirement Community Mastered “Bugging Out” – And Here’s Why YOU Should Steal These 3 Secrets That Kept Them Alive… first appeared on Warrior Life | Urban Survival | Close Quarters Combat | Tactical Firearms Training | Live Life Like A Warrior. 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When it comes to the world of firearms, the .22 LR is a top contender for the title of “most versatile.” So it’s always exciting when firearms manufacturers find an innovative way to put a new spin on this time-tested caliber. During SHOT Show 2024, the Hammerli Force B1 bolt-action rifle was unveiled for the first time, and we were eager to get our hands on one to see how it stood up to scrutiny. We took one for a test drive, and the results were impressive. Hammerli Arms began as a Swiss firearms manufacturer established in 1863 by Johann Ulrich Hammerli. The brand has a rich history of producing high-quality firearms for hunting and sports. Initially recognized for their precision craftsmanship in rifles and shotguns, the company later shifted focus to target pistols, gaining significant acclaim in competitive shooting, particularly in the Olympics. Over the years, Hammerli Arms has continually evolved, maintaining its reputation for precision and excellence, and earning respect within the shooting community for its innovative designs and consistent performance. Above: Out of the box, the Force B1 is an impressive .22 rifle, and adding a quality optic to the Picatinny rail makes it even more so. Design and Build The Force B1 features a quick-change barrel system that allows for seamless transitions between different calibers, notably .22 LR and .22 WMR. This adaptability is crucial for users who might want to switch quickly between hunting small game and target shooting. Built into the design is an adjustable stock, allowing for customization of the length of pull and comb height, and creating a comfortable and precise shooting experience tailored to individual preferences. As any precision shooter understands, getting comfortable and relaxed behind a rifle is a large part of maintaining tight groups. Overall length ranges from 35.5 to 37.4 inches, with a weight of 5.75 pounds, making it a manageable option for extended use in the field. By employing a toggle-style straight-pull bolt action, the Force B1 is capable of surprisingly rapid follow-up shots. The rifle’s barrel is threaded, ready for various muzzle devices and suppressors. One interesting feature is the rifle’s ability to use Ruger rotary-style magazines, known for their reliability. This integration ensures smooth feeding and operation, critical for maintaining performance under diverse conditions. Equipped with a Picatinny optic rail, the Force B1 facilitates easy mounting of various optics for improved accuracy. The rifle is also compatible with common Ruger 10/22 style trigger groups, allowing users to customize their trigger setup to match their shooting style. Additionally, the rifle’s adaptable magwell and threaded barrel expand its functionality, enabling users to tailor their firearm to specific needs and preferences. Above: The standard Ruger-style magazine holds 10 rounds, but there are plenty of 15- and 25-round mag options on the market as well. First Impressions Upon unboxing the Hammerli Force B1, the first thing that stands out is its sleek and sturdy build. The rifle’s ergonomic design, featuring an adjustable stock, allowed an immediate solution for a comfortable fit. The quick-change barrel system is a notable feature, promising easy transitions between calibers, which is a significant advantage for those who engage in both hunting and target shooting. The toggle-style straight-pull bolt action feels smooth and precise, enhancing the rifle’s overall handling. Its Picatinny optic rail offers ample customization options, allowing for various scopes and sights to be easily mounted, from lightweight micro red dots to larger magnified optics. Handling the rifle, the weight distribution feels balanced, and the overall weight of 5.75 pounds is manageable, even for extended periods. Incorporating a Ruger rotary-style magazine and trigger assembly makes the rifle compatible with proven and widely used components, rather than requiring buyers to wait for the aftermarket to catch up with a new design. It also helps ensure reliability, since these components have already been in use for decades. Every component of the Hammerli Force B1 seems thoughtfully designed. If there was something to critique, it may be that it takes a little practice to remove the magazine quickly — but I’d still say it’s noticeably easier than the Ruger 10/22 that uses the same mags. Also, the adjustable stock can be removed completely if you’re trying to adjust it too quickly. But overall, my first impression of the Force B1 is highly positive. Above: The barrel is threaded to attach your suppressor of choice, and the adjustable stock adapts to a wide variety of users. Range Performance Before taking it to the range, I fitted it with an optic capable of really driving those tiny rounds home with precision. Riton’s 3 Primal 3-12×56 fit the bill. Its 56mm objective lens and 3-12x magnification provides a clear and bright image in a wide range of ambient lighting conditions. The scope is equipped with Riton’s advanced R3 reticle, fully multi-coated lenses, and has durable construction. It’s also waterproof, fog proof, and shockproof, making it suitable for various environments. With this optic, the Force B1 becomes a formidable varmint-slayer and range plinker. Starting with the .22 LR barrel, the rifle performed exceptionally well. The straight-pull bolt action was not only smooth and responsive, but it was also a fun way to pull off rapid follow-up shots with minimal effort. Unlike a traditional bolt action, this doesn’t require two separate movements (up and back) to eject a spent case — just pull straight back and then press forward to chamber another round. This mechanism’s quiet operation was also a pleasant surprise, making it ideal for hunters needing to maintain stealth in the field or shooters who are pursuing the quietest possible rimfire suppressor host. The Ruger rotary-style magazine fed flawlessly, providing consistent and reliable performance throughout every range session. Above: The magwell fits Ruger-style magazines, which is good news if you already own a 10/22 (as so many of us do). Accuracy was impressive across various distances. At 50 yards, the rifle consistently held a tight shot group, and even at 100 yards, it maintained excellent precision. The adjustable stock and comfortable grip played a significant role in achieving these results, providing a stable platform I could get comfortable behind. Overall, the Hammerli Force B1 easily met my expectations at the range. Its adaptability, smooth operation, and consistent accuracy make it a standout rimfire rifle for a variety of scenarios. The straight-pull bolt action enabled swift follow-up shots, putting a smile on my face each time I felt its click-clack and nailed a target in rapid succession. Above: Riton’s 3 Primal scope has turrets that are easy to adjust on the fly. Pros and Cons Although it’s hard to find fault with the Forcec B1, I could argue that there are a few sticking points. The main one being its price, which is much higher than what you’d typically find a .22 LR bolt gun being sold for. However, to me, this is a moot point, since its price reflects the quality, heritage of the brand, and most importantly the complex design of its action. As the adage goes, you get what you pay for. Some people may also find the weight on the higher side, but again, to me, having quality components is worth a few extra ounces. Its ability to switch between calibers, adjust its stock to the shooter, and reload with quiet precision make this a notable and worthy addition to the world of rimfire rifles. Pros: Adaptability: The quick-change barrel system and adaptable magwell make the Force B1 highly versatile. Ergonomics: Adjustable stock ensures a comfortable fit for various shooters. Quiet Operation: The straight-pull bolt action operates quietly, ideal for stealthy hunting. Cons: Price: At an MSRP of $649, it’s substantially more expensive than your average Ruger or Savage .22 bolt gun. Weight: While manageable, the 5.75-pound weight could be a consideration for extended field use. Mechanical Complexity: I didn’t experience any malfunctions at all during testing, but it’ll require a little extra diligence to keep the moving parts in this action clean and lubricated. Above: With the 3 Primal dialed up to 12x magnification, tight groupings at out to 100 yards are a walk in the park. Sliding the action back and forth is just as satisfying as it looks. Gear and Technical Specs Caliber: .22 LR Finish: Black, Wood Classic Brown, Wood Antique Gray, Wood Sports Gray, Walnut HQ3 Brown Barrel Length: 16.1 inches Overall Length: 35.5 to 37.4 inches Capacity: 10 rounds Weight: 5.75 pounds Optic: Riton 3 Primal 3-12×56 ($520) Eye Pro: Warbird Deep State ($159) MSRP: $649 to $999 URL: Hammerliarms.com Above: Using the straight-pull bolt action makes for fast and fun follow-up shots. Conclusion Hammerli’s Force B1 stands out as a top-shelf option for those seeking a versatile, precise, and adaptable rimfire rifle. Its innovative design, combined with Hammerli’s long history of quality and performance, makes it a formidable choice for both hunters and target shooters. Despite its higher price point, the features and toggle action it offers justify the investment for serious enthusiasts. Read More Subscribe to Recoil Offgrid's free newsletter for more content like this. Ruger Mark IV 22/45: Review and Upgrades Bond Arms Lever Action AR-15: 2024 Update Review of the Black Bunker BM8 Foldable Air Rifle Marlin Dark Series Review and 2024 Update Radical Rimfire: Precision Chassis 22LR Editor's Note: This article has been modified from its original print version for the web. The post Hammerli Force B1 Review appeared first on RECOIL OFFGRID.

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