The bug out bag
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Emergency planning regarding communication, water/food supply, shelter, equipment, transport and of course what guns to have with us!
Emergency planning regarding communication, water/food supply, shelter, equipment, transport and of course what guns to have with us!
- safetyfirst
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The bug out bag
Ok folks.
You've got a family to keep alive. For one of a thousand reasons you can no longer rely on the state or municipal services.
No power, no water, no NHS, no shops.
You've got a single bag you can carry comfortably on your back that you keep squirrelled away with some notes on the calendar to replace perishables in the bag.
There's lots to consider. What do you need the most, what is for your own family, what is a stash for trade?
This being FB you have your go to item from the cabinet already mentally selected.
Of course I want to know what this is, this isn't a paranoid preppers forum, it's a bunch of gun geeks so please add an addendum at the bottom of your list as to the why and wherefore of your survival firearm of choice.
But mostly I want to know:
What's in the bag.
You've got a family to keep alive. For one of a thousand reasons you can no longer rely on the state or municipal services.
No power, no water, no NHS, no shops.
You've got a single bag you can carry comfortably on your back that you keep squirrelled away with some notes on the calendar to replace perishables in the bag.
There's lots to consider. What do you need the most, what is for your own family, what is a stash for trade?
This being FB you have your go to item from the cabinet already mentally selected.
Of course I want to know what this is, this isn't a paranoid preppers forum, it's a bunch of gun geeks so please add an addendum at the bottom of your list as to the why and wherefore of your survival firearm of choice.
But mostly I want to know:
What's in the bag.
- Blackstuff
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Re: The bug out bag
Magazines, to feed the gun i've got in my hands, while i'm looking out of a window in the building i'm not leaving!
King kong would have to be coming down the street before i would consider 'bugging out' in this country.
King kong would have to be coming down the street before i would consider 'bugging out' in this country.
DVC
Re: The bug out bag
Ammo, ammo and more ammo (and perhaps a couple of Mars bars :-)
Mezzer
Mezzer
Re: The bug out bag
In the bag would be-
water purification tablets for the time being until a reliable source of drinking water could be found,
flexible water carrier,
antibiotics,
knife fork spoon & metal mug,
small medical kit,
basha,
paracord,
space blankets,
survival tin including a fire steel,
small fiskars hatchet,
bahco fold away saw,
a good knife nothing smaller than a gerber gator or a fixed blade - hultafors or tougher,
Leatherman,
500 rounds of winchester .22lr hollowpoint subsonic,
spare mags/oil/wrench for the rifle.
We're probably up to about a 45L rucksack now. I think I'd rather have a bug out campervan!
water purification tablets for the time being until a reliable source of drinking water could be found,
flexible water carrier,
antibiotics,
knife fork spoon & metal mug,
small medical kit,
basha,
paracord,
space blankets,
survival tin including a fire steel,
small fiskars hatchet,
bahco fold away saw,
a good knife nothing smaller than a gerber gator or a fixed blade - hultafors or tougher,
Leatherman,
500 rounds of winchester .22lr hollowpoint subsonic,
spare mags/oil/wrench for the rifle.
We're probably up to about a 45L rucksack now. I think I'd rather have a bug out campervan!
Re: The bug out bag
if this were to happen there would be a build up of some kind so I would prepare then , the car would be packed and everything would be packaged in progressively more portable bags to keep my options open , I would also be hiding stuff to return to if required.
- safetyfirst
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Re: The bug out bag
Nice list! Tackb, then point of a bug our bag is that you get it all ready BEFORE everyone panic buys survival supplies
I'm collating lists from various places, trying to find those "aha" items you'd always forget.
Will post the final list if it all
Comes together!
I'm collating lists from various places, trying to find those "aha" items you'd always forget.
Will post the final list if it all
Comes together!
Re: The bug out bag
So now your safety is at risk you're allowed to carry, funny that ;-)safetyfirst wrote: This being FB you have your go to item from the cabinet already mentally selected.
Re: The bug out bag
I've always carried a small mirror in my first aid kit - it's been invaluable over the years; from splinters in the eye to boils on the arse...you can't treat it if you can't see itsafetyfirst wrote:I'm collating lists from various places, trying to find those "aha" items you'd always forget.
- safetyfirst
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Re: The bug out bag
Yes demonic, see my last post to the other thread. Once that society and the security it affords you is gone, of course your protection falls to you.
More importantly, given you're on this thread now doing some safetybaiting, what's your pick of your cabinet?
More importantly, given you're on this thread now doing some safetybaiting, what's your pick of your cabinet?
- safetyfirst
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Re: The bug out bag
Good for signalling too a mirror, and for spotting snipers... I was wondering about a magnifying lens too...
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