Prepper stores

[KevDen2005]

Any good stores on preparation supplies? There used to be what I thought to be a good one in Littleton called the "Ready Room" I think, a few years ago. When I went to the spot where it was (very close to ACC) it was a completely different place, an insurance company now I think.

Anyone know what happened to it and where other similar stores are?

[jerrymrc]

Any good stores on preparation supplies? There used to be what I thought to be a good one in Littleton called the "Ready Room" I think, a few years ago. When I went to the spot where it was (very close to ACC) it was a completely different place, an insurance company now I think.

Anyone know what happened to it and where other similar stores are?

Ready room closed down and sold all his items here (on this site) over the last year. I bought a bunch of shelving from him.

[Wulf202]

yeah, got a few things from him before and after the close. The only place left is on S broadway just north of hampden and it gets mixed reviews. Haven't been by there in years.

[KevDen2005]

yeah, got a few things from him before and after the close. The only place left is on S broadway just north of hampden and it gets mixed reviews. Haven't been by there in years.

Why did the Ready Room close? I have been to the place on Broadway...I was certainly not impressed

[Wulf202]

not trying to put words in his mouth since he's a member here but just not enough business to pay the bills I believe.

[KevDen2005]

Well that sucks, I thought he had a cool store. I thought the location kind of sucked but otherwise would think that a store like that would attract business. But then again, I am no business man.

[StagLefty]

Some good sources for food prep are the LDS sites. I think there's one in Aurora.
You can get #10 cans with stuff like rice,wheat,beans etc. They are really affordable since basically they're just trying to cover costs.

[Rust_shackleford]

Link to LDS prices look up where they are, nice people and great prices. Our local Store house lends out canning machine.
http://providentliving.org/content/d...4352-1,00.html

Also: Dollar store 1st aid canned goods ect. Walmart has good prices on Mountain house pouches(7 year shelve life). Cabelas has #10 cans of MH.

[DFBrews]

Would think that an actual store front would be horrible for OPSEC?

[Rust_shackleford]

Would think that an actual store front would be horrible for OPSEC?

Could be, but credit/debit leave a trail. Just hide your stores and break them up into different places.