My Melee Weapons & Tools

Paul Chen Katana	Claw Hammer	MK3 Boot Knife x2
Paul Chen Wakizashi	Entrenching Tool	Gerber Multitool
Ronin Ninja-To	Small Crowbar (in my car)	Gerber Folding Switchblade
Tactical Baton	Throwing Blades x4	Gerber Paraframe Knife
Hand Axe	Gil Hibben Knives x4	Rapala Skinning Knife

My Firearms

LeeEnfield No.3 Short: .303 British bolt action rifle. 10 round mags. Adjustable rear sight.

Monte Carlo Shotgun: 12 ga break action double barrel. 3 inch shells. Mod & full open.

Rem 870 Express: 12 ga pump action. 3 inch shells. 4+1 capacity. 28" barrel with chokes.

Savage Model 300: .22 cal. LR bolt action rifle. 10 round mags. 3-9x40 scope. Bipod.

S&W M&P AR15: .223 REM semiauto rifle. "30" round mags. MAGPUL tactical sling.

Glock 17: 9mm semiauto pistol. 10 round mags. Adjustable rear sight. Extended slide lock.

AMMO! AMMO! AMMO!


About Me:

When I started seriously thinking about zombies: About ten years ago.
What started my zombie fixation: Georgre Romero
Favorite zombie book: Zombie Survival Guide
Favorite zombie movie: All of them...the movie "Dead Snow" is pretty good.
Favorite quote in any zombie movie: It's time to nut-up or shut-up!

Experience - Military:
6 years in the Royal Canadian Army Cadets (59th Highlanders E&K Scotish)
7 years in the Canadian Forces (59th Highlanders E&K Scotish Regiment)
Large bore rifle marksman qualified (1000 yards)
Rifle and pistol instructor
Range Saftey Officer
I have extensive knowledge of firearms and ballistics
Wilderness and arctic survival training
Leadership training
Reconnaissance (RECCE) training
Map reading & Navigation
Emergency first aid qualified
Recieved extensive combat and tactical training before each deployment
Served 6 months in Kosovo as a U.N. Peacekeeper (1999-2000)

Experience - Personal:
Martial arts - Studied Kenpo Karate for six years (I have my green belt)
Martial arts - Studied Iaijutsu and Kendo for three years (Katana sword training)
I am an experianced small game hunter
I own a few rifles, handguns and shotguns...and I know how to use all of them very well
I own many melee weapons...and I know how to use all of them well enough
I reload my own ammunition (brass and shot shells)
I can make real custom tailored chainmail armour (butted, riveted and welded)
I have the knowledge to construct devistating explosive and incendiary devices...but choose not to
I am a writer and an artist specializing in wood carving, drawing, photography and tattooing
I have some experience in construction carpentry, welding (Mig & Ach) and various casting techniques
I grew up on a farm so I have some experiance with agriculture and livestock
I am quick thinking, fast acting, logical to a fault and I've been told that I have no conscience of any kind

Some of My Tactical Gear

Canadian Ranger Boots Steel Toe	Black Heavy Leather Gloves	Suture Kit & Gauss Bandage
PASGT Ballistic Helmet	Protective Knee Pads	First Aid Kit including "Meds"
Protective Face Mask	K.F.S. (Knife, Fork, Spoon)	Water Treatment Chemicals
5.56mm Stripper Clip Adapter	Silva Compass	Magnesium Fire Starter
Glock Magazine Loader	Waterproof watch w Map Light	Waterproof Matches
Single Point Sling "Y" Strap	S&W Search & Rescue Knife	Butane Lighter
Double Magazine Pouches x2	Gil Hibben Knife (1 of 4)	Gerber Multitool
3 Liter Military Hydration Pack	LED Tactical Flashlight	Small Gun Cleaning Kit
NATO Style Tactical Vest	Chemical Light Stick (Green)	9mm Glock 17 Magazines x9
Tactical Drop Holster	Elastoplast Adhesive Tape	.223 AR15 Magazines x8

My Bug Out Bag

CF Rucksack & Arctic Sleepingbag	Emergency Poncho (Reflective)	Steril Gauss Pads & Bandages
Coleman Propane Fuel Cylinder	Cotton Twine (128 metres)	Playing Cards (Plastic)
Ronsonal Butane Fuel Cylinder	Folding Wood Saw	Water Treatment Chemicals
Ronsonal Lighter Fluid	Knife & Blade Sharpening tools	CF Canteen & Canteen cup
Strike Anywhere Matches x500	"Hot Hands & Feet" Warmers x8	Hot Rods (20 8g Meat Sticks)
Emergency Candles x5	Refillable Butane Lighters x2	Canned SPAM & Soup x12
Refillable Butane Pen Torch	Waterproof Matches x50	Beef Jerky in a Resealable Bag
Road Flares (Red) x2	Magnesium Fire Starter	Stripped Military Ration Pack (L#4)
Chemical Light Sticks (Red) x2	Various Batteries (D, AA, AAA)	Small Tool Kit
CF "L" Shaped Flashlights x2	Can & Bottle Opener	Hardware Kit (Nails, screws...etc)
LED "Shaker" Flashlight	Folding Multitool/Pocket Knife	Camp Stove (Not Shown)

My Survival Plan:

My “handle”: Duterfel or Oddball
I'm bugging out, how do I plan to get there? I have a car but would commendeer a school bus, travel bus or transport truck ASAP. My wife can drive big rigs and I can drive just about everything else.
Got anyone I want to take with me? My wife and my three ferrets. I also have a group of ten very close friends (my team) who are on constant stand-by.
How will I communicate with the outside world? Internet, H.A.M. radio, C.B. radio or military all wave radio.
How am I planning to get food and water? Raiding, scavenging and looting at first. What's yours is mine if I want or need it. As time passes hunting, gathering and agriculture may be the only way of sustaining life.
What are my weapons of choice? Anything that will kill in one strike or one shot.
Got a survival philosophy? Stay above them or out of reach whenever possible...like on the roof of a bus or a large truck. Stay moving and don't let them trap you. Shoot and reload in a staggered formation so that everyone doesn't run out of ammo at the same time.
Am I willing to hook up with other survivors? Yes...if you are useful...and you don't get on my nerves.
Is my plan based on a book/movie/blog/scientist other survivors may have heard of? I'd love to take a massive mall and hold it for as long as possible...Dawn of the Dead style...but getting out of big cities and travelling up north may be a safer course of action. I don't think that undead zombies will like the cold very much. The undead should just freeze into solid blocks of rotting meat.

Ballistics Gel Test (Common Pistol Calibres)


Some of our Canadian Military Grade Hardware


Just a Personal Pet Peeve Of Mine...and this is why.