How will you defend your home when SHTF? Sure enough, you've probably given it some thought. Maybe you've purchased a few rifles, some shotguns, and a handgun to carry for personal protection. You've probably practiced at the range, sighting in your guns at a variety of distances.
But have you practiced your property defense procedures? These are the motions you will go through to guard every inch of your home's border, whether by yourself or with the aid of others.
There are a lot of ways you can do this, but the best procedures are the ones you're going to learn from the experts themselves.
Military personnel, particularly special forces, are highly trained in the multitude of ways to hold down a fort.
If you find yourself lacking in land mines and heavy artillery, you'll want a standard foolproof method of fire line overlapping utilizing something called Sector Stakes.
You can learn more about this trick on the next page.
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Won’t work with my house defense, but already have set in my mind what I need to do. I can make my house a tough nut to crack in one day. My goal is to deter intruders to the easier places to attack, sadly like my neighbors. I do have a large bay window off my back master bedroom, that will be my weak area, that I still need to address in my mind. If I had more people with automatic weapons, I would be more flexible on a outside defense. Trouble with most houses is they are tough to make defendable with numerous windows, and weak doors. I suggest taking the time to actually look at your house, and what you could do in a hurry to make it harder for entry. If you don’t have weapons, don’t waste your time. You will have to be prepared to deter their interest, and move on.
Brian Soles
Leave window some what weak and fortified other areas will create a likely entrance at your window so it would be pretty easy to defend