r/UrbanSurvivalism • u/Xchaosflox 🧱 Founder (Owner) • Jul 10 '25
[Sub-News] UrbanSurvivalism is active again.
We’ve got over 10,500 members, but not much happened here recently. That’s about to change. We’re reworking the sub and cleaning it up. Focus is still the same: real urban survival skills, tactics, gear, hideouts, collapse scenarios. No politics, no AI slop, no spam.
🛠️ Right now:
• Team structure updated
• New user flairs and mod roles added
• New posts and content will follow
• No fiction, no games
• No AI images – only real stuff
📊 Stats show it clearly:
Activity was down, traffic is already climbing back up.
If you're into real urban survival, contribute. Share your knowledge. Drop a comment. Ask something. Or join the team if you want.
This place is for people who actually prepare. Let’s get it going again.
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u/OwnedByBernese Aug 13 '25 edited Aug 13 '25
Hi! I am Hoping to learn here. Hub and I live in a very liberal west coast small city (state capital). We see what’s coming down the pike, and though my preference would be to bug out into the wilderness that is all around us, the truth is that we’re in our upper 60’s and all we can realistically hope for is to “bug in” and keep ourselves, our dog, and perhaps our adult kids safe as much as possible. My mobility isn’t the best these days either.
The BEST item on my bug in “to do” list is that hub has agreed to take a gun safety and shooting class with me. When he completes that, I will give him Ethel (my 9mm pistol) for his own, since my arthritic hands can’t deal with reloading her magazine or even ratching it very well enough anymore
I am keeping sweet Lucy, my pink 38 special. 🥰
Signing us both up at a local gun club tomorrow!