Christmas Gift Ideas

[Ozarks hillbilly]

We give part of the beef and pig we had butchered the last couple of years. Everyone can use fresh meat and we also give away local beers. For myself, I just enjoy watching my kids open presents. They’re still young and it’s still magical…

 

[RATPACKER]

Little Bibles

 

[Weedygarden]

These are life-saving when the power is out and one is in need of coffee

My first stove for my preps was a camping stove, a two burner Coleman. I bought one of these stoves next. I know people who camp and live in vans use them for cooking. I also bought a Coleman oven that can sit on top of it for baking.

https://www.coleman.com/grills-stov...rMDLw2CO8IvPdVkaAiicEALw_wcB&actionPoint=Show

 

[zoomzoom]

I just ordered some rubber gun cleaning mats.

I also ordered him a tactical bag for his handguns and ammo.

To possibly add some thoughts to these types of gifts:
For tactical bags, I go with soft-sided tool bags most of the time. If it's seen by prying eyes, they think it's just some screwdrivers and wrenches.

Along with the mats, I have some kitchen drawers similar to what's pictured below. The hardware is removed then you have a nice box of sorts to put your gun parts and cleaners in when you disassemble your firearm.

 

[Bacpacker]

I just ordered some rubber gun cleaning mats. One for a kid and one for hubby for a workbench mat. For under $20, I thought it would be a good gift......especially for the kid who frequently has his entry door table cluttered with gun parts and gun cleaning supplies. Maybe the mat will help him get things organized. Yeah, probably not.

I also ordered him a tactical bag for his handguns and ammo. He's got some tactical cases for different guns, but I think a soft case would be nice for ammo, ear muffs, safety glasses, gloves, etc. I'm going to put a microfiber cloth, ear plugs (for friends he might be shooting with), safety glasses, flashlight, small screwdriver (for sight adjustments), jackknife, and fingerless gloves in the bag as well. I think I'll also add some of those blankets mentioned above since they don't take up much space and could be used just to have a clean surface to work with. I'm still brainstorming what all I could add to the bag.

Don't forget me Mom!!!!.

 

[Haertig]

I’ve got one of these single burner stoves that use either a one pound Coleman type gas canister externally or a smaller butane can internally. Good gifts for those that just have an electric stove, like me. Only $30 on Amazon.
https://a.co/d/dmvzcfX
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I like this. I think I may have to get one. For me. The only other person I could give this to as a gift is my son. But I already gave him our two burner Coleman camping stove last year when he had an extended power outage. Which is why I need to get me one of these. To replace my Coleman! We have other ways to cook during a power failure, but these mobile gas stoves look so easy and convenient for that use.