I just re-watched this video. If anyone is looking at the comments, who would like to see me make a video on what has changed mindset and gear? Call it a Bug Out bag Roast of myself lol. Give me a reply or a like on this comment!
By far one of the most comprehensive ghb’s I’ve seen on UA-cam. I just subscribed to your based on this video. I would love to hear, what has changed, mindset, and gear update. Please don’t think we are the extreme because we are willing to have a 30+lb ghb. My current edc ghb is just a maxpedition mongo clone, that has held up extremely well loaded up with 20+lbs of gear. It also doubles as my daily hiking bag for me and the family. I can’t wait to watch your 7k$ ghb video too! Much respect and admiration from Northern California!!
You're well prepared. I like the idea of the chest rig with supplies. Too many people seem obsessed with going light and taking a minimalist approach, but if you're far from home, alone and things are bad, it's better to have things than struggling or suffering because one is concerned about public opinions.
Really enjoyed your video, one of the best bags I’ve seen on YT. Clearly a lot of thought has gone into it based on experience rather outlandish “what if/zombie invasion” fantasies. Also, like your presenting style, very informative without droning on, no nonsense and on point. Thanks for sharing, I’ve subbed!
I have been carrying the very same bag for the last 5 years. The contents are similar as well, except for the PVS14. Gotta get me one of those. Thanks for the videos.
Great video, carry similar, just in a mystery ranch SATL, I use the hpg bag as a grab in case I have to drop and run. The only food I carry is 3 of the Norwegian 24 hr packs, very light and easy to prepare. Great channel by the way.
Freaking great pack and considering what your carrying inside the bag your weight is on point. Very impressed with your kit, I have digital night vision and I need to step up my game. Keep the awesome content coming
Millennial bars instead of the cliff bars for longer life in your bag partner you might wanna try. Awesome bag look forward to seeing your AR set up. God bless America
Seems like a really good and useful bag, packed with all the necessaries! - my father was an active military in the Finnish infantry, and teached us boys to always be prepared, so i have put together a "bug out bagset" just in case....;), and a lot of other stuff... my friends think i have lost my mind when they see all my gear! Lol! - Levi from Finland
Good stuff there guy. I'm in the process of redoing and lightening my bag, so will probably go with some of your suggestions. Like your method of presentation so looking forward to new vids and spending time going over your current content. Semper Fortis T-man
ePirb is great. I have the same one. That item is one of the best outdoor gear items anyone could take with them. Almost guaranteed rescue anywhere on earth.
I just ran across your channel and this video.... I think that you have a great basic get-home bag there. Great choice of the bag itself! Our get home kits are also housed in Redwing 50's! They are built well, and the lay-outs of them offer us great opportunities. One thing that you focused on was shelter... a lot of people do not. They think that all they need this kit for is to get them from "work" to "home". I guess they don't go anywhere else?... I'm not going to preach... Having a get home bag set up is one thing... improving on it (based on your own situations) is something that should always be considered. I noticed you were filming in an area that had high power lines. High power line avenues and railroad tracks are my favorite choices for routes of travel... especially if a situation is affecting many many people... most will want to travel roadways. I have all high power line avenues and railroad tracks highlighted on the maps that I carry. Best wishes... keep on keeping on.
Thank you. I always try to improve upon my bag and to be honest since this video posted i have changed it slightly with lighter weight products. One thing I see lacking in UA-cam is people actually Training with their bags. My wife and i hike with our packs about 5 to 10 miles every week or so. Its good to have an extensive bag but can you carry it in a real world environment? Wish people would talk about that more. Thank you for the comment. Hope you stick around, i have more to come.
Awesome set up man! Looks like Louisiana weather to me. My kit is not near as extensive as this. You didn't ask for suggestions, but personally am in a little bit of an urban setting and so I added an $8, 4 way water key. Great video. Keep it up.
Set aside that Goal Zero and get yourself a Powerfilm solar panel. US made. You can get the model that recharges AA and AAA NiMH batteries for $35-45 on Amazon or eBay. They work great. In good sunlight they can charge 4 AA in approx. 6 hours.
I replaced my woobie with an XL jungle blanket from Snugpak. It’s the same size as the woobie but is warmer. It comes with its own stuff sack and packs down to about the size of a cantaloupe. I noticed you didn’t have a sun hat or anything for summer months. Boonie hat is my friend. Because sunburn sucks. You might try packing cubes to help snug down certain “fluffy” gear. Like a good all around jacket or your woobie if you don’t want to get the jungle blanket. I guess is if you’re on the move you can wear the woobie but a jacket might be better. I know that adds weight but that’s my thoughts. A concept I’m working on is dry food, whether it’s freeze dried, dehydrated or otherwise. Packing stuff that is already dry is going to save weight and potentially space. The biggest complaint is needing to add water. My answer to that is carrying dehydrated food and the water needed to rehydrate it. Sounds silly at first but consider another possibility where you’re carrying wet food like MREs. Heavy but don’t need to be rehydrated. But let’s say food is readily available in your situation but water is not. It would be nice to be able to take the water out of your MRE type food wouldn’t it? So by having the food dehydrated and the water to rehydrate it. You can prioritize which is more necessary. Water or food. If water is plentiful. Use the water available and have the water with you as a reserve or ditch it if you need to. The type of water I’m referring to is the emergency water packets commonly found in lifeboats and the sort. Need replaced every 5 years on average. To me freeze dried food holds us best. If you’re like most people. Keeping up on all of your gear is a real struggle. Let’s face it. Food like cliff bars will spoil fast. Especially in a hot car. Always be ready to gather food along the way. I think of stuff like instant oatmeal. You can find it at almost any gas station, dollar store or whatever. It’s dehydrated and ubiquitous. Fits into the whole dehydrated food thing but easy to find and scavenge. But never limit your options as you know. Gather the Cliff bar type foods too. But you know you can always fall back to your dedicated dehydrated food with its own water. The challenge to cutting weight is very real. I’m good at saving space but not weight.
I also have a solar charger but I charge to a storage bank during the day. I recently got an Olight Universal Magnetic USB Charger to charge most batteries directly from my solar charger or my battery bank. This battery charger is next to nothing for weight.
I recently changed my solar set up to something lighter. I went with a smaller panel and a AA battery bank. Its significantly lighter. I hope it preforms well, i will be testing it soon.
I too like darker pouches rather than yellows and blues, but I like to use color to ID each bag without having to open them to see what is inside. If you can't do a color change, you can use paracord as the color code. AA and AAA is less "tactic-cool" but is more tactical than CR123. Travel across America and you will find AA/AAA in even the smallest town at any no-name mom & pop store. For higher "speed" than a wood burning stove (which are not bad), one can carry a BCB Fire Dragon stove and fuel or some other lightweight alcohol stove. Alcohol can run out, but you save on having to gather fuel, it is also more tactical as the light and smell signature is much lower; in addition to being easy to use if you must shelter in a corner of a building away from bad guys.
Really nice bag. Im a big fan of kelty too. I was going to ask why your med kit was buried at the bottom of your bag, but then you pulled the other one out the side. Somethings i noticed- take it or leave it. Water tablets not in the water bag but in possibles pouch? Id personality leave the solar charger in the top compartment with the extra batteries etc. Does your stainless/titanium cups sit on top of your folding stove? I also hope you rotate your mags or at least empty and stretch the springs every so often(prevents possible misfeed. Good deal though man. Thanks for the video.
Thank you. Bob gaskin from black dog survival makes them and many others. If you cant find them specifically you can always make one your self with a Mylar bags.
The only thing I saw that could make a difference is you can keep an carry the ESSEE 4 but I mite suggest at least a knife of 6" blade, maker is your choice, it mite be a last ditch defense weapon an everything else blade to, I'm Ex- AF also from 40 yrs ago, but take a lot of pride in the mil. Like your take on this an subbed you to, best of luck bro. Oh who makes the chest rig, I really dig that for hunting, hikeing, camping,etc. ?
Glad you enjoyed it! I actually own ESSEE 4. I took it out for weight concentrations.. It weighs like 13oz compared to the mora at 4 oz. The chest rig is a Hill People Gear Recon kit bag.
Too much gear and not enough food! Also an ultra light tent, air mattress and sleeping bag are essential to getting home. Poor sleep equals poor concentration/ energy/decisions and when you are hungry as well no amount of kit will help. Food & sleeping gear! - Superb videos & content on your channel by the way!
Nice. Personally, I think that is a lot for a get home bag. But hey, better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it. I just keep a Kel-tec Sub 2K, a couple 30 round magazines, an MRE, knife, compass, map, light, and solar charger in mine. It's a very small pack that I believe will get me home. Now my BugOut bag... THATS BIG.
I agree it being big. My wife and i routinely travel 200-400 miles away from our home so we decided to put more in our bags. Was looking into the Sub 2K as well.
Jesus where you getting home from, Narnia? Bet you could do with more than half that gone and still make it home safe and sound. Think this was more a 'look what I got' kind of video 😀
Here is the link to the head band. But the pouch may be difficult to find. It was issued to me through the military. I will try to find it. www.amazon.com/dp/B015M2JBNM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_tKjmFbR9CQ2A8
I carry, and I don’t care what state I’m in. Done it for over 40 years of traveling, and I’ve never had a problem. As long as you don’t act like a jackass, the cops will leave you alone.
I travel alot around my specific area of the US almost every weekend. So honestly it is unknown where I will be. Just depends when it happens. Hopefully never. But I pack roughly for 200+ miles. Also alot has changed since I filmed this. I have alot of updated info on many other videos on my channel.
The GI ones work well especially with a woobie. but they are a bit heavy compared to some after market ones. i am currently trying out the Helikon poncho. so far its not bad.
They are actually kinda hard to find at the moment kind of odd.. Ebay, Amazon and if thoes fall through i would suggest a gun show. There's always that older guy in the back selling surplus gear lol. If i find one online ill add it in a comment below.
Black dog survival 72 he ration kit. But I don't think I they are made anymore. You can make one yourself if you get mylar bags and seal them yourself with oxygen absorbers and an iron.
There's about 6500 calories in the bag so i would say max 6 days for my body type, or 100 miles ish if your on good terrain averaging 15-20 miles a day. but thats a big IF.
Bad guys didn’t get away. One died from the start n the second was mortally wounded but not out of the fight until he’s finally killed by another officer with a shotgun.
pack your whole bag in a liner, all them baggies is fine. sewing kit with dental floss which is nylon....i would like to know if you could recommend that fire stove. maybe you don't have enough time, appreciated, but, yeah
The concept of moving at night during shtf is a good one but night vision is costly can you possibly recommend something affordable for someone on a budget?.
I just re-watched this video. If anyone is looking at the comments, who would like to see me make a video on what has changed mindset and gear?
Call it a Bug Out bag Roast of myself lol.
Give me a reply or a like on this comment!
By far one of the most comprehensive ghb’s I’ve seen on UA-cam. I just subscribed to your based on this video. I would love to hear, what has changed, mindset, and gear update. Please don’t think we are the extreme because we are willing to have a 30+lb ghb. My current edc ghb is just a maxpedition mongo clone, that has held up extremely well loaded up with 20+lbs of gear. It also doubles as my daily hiking bag for me and the family. I can’t wait to watch your 7k$ ghb video too! Much respect and admiration from Northern California!!
You're well prepared. I like the idea of the chest rig with supplies. Too many people seem obsessed with going light and taking a minimalist approach, but if you're far from home, alone and things are bad, it's better to have things than struggling or suffering because one is concerned about public opinions.
I try to find a realistic approach. Bushcraft is all well and good but its difficult to master.
Really enjoyed your video, one of the best bags I’ve seen on YT. Clearly a lot of thought has gone into it based on experience rather outlandish “what if/zombie invasion” fantasies. Also, like your presenting style, very informative without droning on, no nonsense and on point. Thanks for sharing, I’ve subbed!
I have been carrying the very same bag for the last 5 years. The contents are similar as well, except for the PVS14. Gotta get me one of those. Thanks for the videos.
Great video, carry similar, just in a mystery ranch SATL, I use the hpg bag as a grab in case I have to drop and run. The only food I carry is 3 of the Norwegian 24 hr packs, very light and easy to prepare. Great channel by the way.
Freaking great pack and considering what your carrying inside the bag your weight is on point. Very impressed with your kit, I have digital night vision and I need to step up my game. Keep the awesome content coming
Millennial bars instead of the cliff bars for longer life in your bag partner you might wanna try. Awesome bag look forward to seeing your AR set up. God bless America
I will look in to that Thank you! AR pistol build >> ua-cam.com/video/Dj8L02fngwI/v-deo.html
I like your style of presentation verbally and physically, great vids. UK Mil Vet.
Seems like a really good and useful bag, packed with all the necessaries! - my father was an active military in the Finnish infantry, and teached us boys to always be prepared, so i have put together a "bug out bagset" just in case....;), and a lot of other stuff... my friends think i have lost my mind when they see all my gear! Lol! - Levi from Finland
Good stuff there guy. I'm in the process of redoing and lightening my bag, so will probably go with some of your suggestions. Like your method of presentation so looking forward to new vids and spending time going over your current content. Semper Fortis T-man
Awesome video! Great info for sure. I am working on building a go bag myself and this gave me a lot of ideas.
Glad i could help. my advice take your time building it. It can be a financial burden and do alot of research.
ePirb is great. I have the same one. That item is one of the best outdoor gear items anyone could take with them. Almost guaranteed rescue anywhere on earth.
I just ran across your channel and this video.... I think that you have a great basic get-home bag there. Great choice of the bag itself! Our get home kits are also housed in Redwing 50's! They are built well, and the lay-outs of them offer us great opportunities. One thing that you focused on was shelter... a lot of people do not. They think that all they need this kit for is to get them from "work" to "home". I guess they don't go anywhere else?... I'm not going to preach... Having a get home bag set up is one thing... improving on it (based on your own situations) is something that should always be considered. I noticed you were filming in an area that had high power lines. High power line avenues and railroad tracks are my favorite choices for routes of travel... especially if a situation is affecting many many people... most will want to travel roadways. I have all high power line avenues and railroad tracks highlighted on the maps that I carry. Best wishes... keep on keeping on.
Thank you. I always try to improve upon my bag and to be honest since this video posted i have changed it slightly with lighter weight products. One thing I see lacking in UA-cam is people actually Training with their bags. My wife and i hike with our packs about 5 to 10 miles every week or so. Its good to have an extensive bag but can you carry it in a real world environment? Wish people would talk about that more. Thank you for the comment. Hope you stick around, i have more to come.
Great videos buddy. You really put alot of thought in to that bag and it shows.
Awesome set up man! Looks like Louisiana weather to me. My kit is not near as extensive as this. You didn't ask for suggestions, but personally am in a little bit of an urban setting and so I added an $8, 4 way water key. Great video. Keep it up.
Thank you, and absolutely suggestions are welcome! I do like the water key, I'll pick one up.
I like what I see, I'm working on setting up my bag, thanks your set up is good.. 👍
probably one of the best BoB Ive ever seen.
You could be in the movies. Nice gear and setup.
Wow. I like the bag and the nods was a nice touch. Looks to be a squared away bag dude. Keep the vids coming!
Given the shelter provisions, I'd recommend more food and TP. Great setup if you can carry that much.
I actually already did both lol. I need to make an update video. Im always trying to improve.
Set aside that Goal Zero and get yourself a Powerfilm solar panel. US made. You can get the model that recharges AA and AAA NiMH batteries for $35-45 on Amazon or eBay. They work great. In good sunlight they can charge 4 AA in approx. 6 hours.
Looks good. I will probably get one. I already have a 8 pack of NiMH batteries and they work great! Its hard finding good solar Solutions.
Great well thought out bag. It gave me a few ideas for my bag! Thanks for sharing!
Glad to hear! If you get a chance check out the updated version of my bag. ua-cam.com/video/_sTIxIJii14/v-deo.html
Well thought out and comprehensive kit ...Good video buddy
Nice range! Reminds of Washington state. What part of the country is that?
At the time of filming this I was in Ohio.
Does look like Washington
I replaced my woobie with an XL jungle blanket from Snugpak. It’s the same size as the woobie but is warmer. It comes with its own stuff sack and packs down to about the size of a cantaloupe.
I noticed you didn’t have a sun hat or anything for summer months. Boonie hat is my friend. Because sunburn sucks.
You might try packing cubes to help snug down certain “fluffy” gear. Like a good all around jacket or your woobie if you don’t want to get the jungle blanket. I guess is if you’re on the move you can wear the woobie but a jacket might be better. I know that adds weight but that’s my thoughts.
A concept I’m working on is dry food, whether it’s freeze dried, dehydrated or otherwise. Packing stuff that is already dry is going to save weight and potentially space. The biggest complaint is needing to add water. My answer to that is carrying dehydrated food and the water needed to rehydrate it. Sounds silly at first but consider another possibility where you’re carrying wet food like MREs. Heavy but don’t need to be rehydrated. But let’s say food is readily available in your situation but water is not. It would be nice to be able to take the water out of your MRE type food wouldn’t it? So by having the food dehydrated and the water to rehydrate it. You can prioritize which is more necessary. Water or food. If water is plentiful. Use the water available and have the water with you as a reserve or ditch it if you need to. The type of water I’m referring to is the emergency water packets commonly found in lifeboats and the sort. Need replaced every 5 years on average. To me freeze dried food holds us best. If you’re like most people. Keeping up on all of your gear is a real struggle. Let’s face it. Food like cliff bars will spoil fast. Especially in a hot car. Always be ready to gather food along the way. I think of stuff like instant oatmeal. You can find it at almost any gas station, dollar store or whatever. It’s dehydrated and ubiquitous. Fits into the whole dehydrated food thing but easy to find and scavenge. But never limit your options as you know. Gather the Cliff bar type foods too. But you know you can always fall back to your dedicated dehydrated food with its own water.
The challenge to cutting weight is very real. I’m good at saving space but not weight.
i like your style bro keep it up... thanks for the vids. long live the free republic
I also have a solar charger but I charge to a storage bank during the day. I recently got an Olight Universal Magnetic USB Charger to charge most batteries directly from my solar charger or my battery bank. This battery charger is next to nothing for weight.
I recently changed my solar set up to something lighter. I went with a smaller panel and a AA battery bank. Its significantly lighter. I hope it preforms well, i will be testing it soon.
I too like darker pouches rather than yellows and blues, but I like to use color to ID each bag without having to open them to see what is inside. If you can't do a color change, you can use paracord as the color code. AA and AAA is less "tactic-cool" but is more tactical than CR123. Travel across America and you will find AA/AAA in even the smallest town at any no-name mom & pop store. For higher "speed" than a wood burning stove (which are not bad), one can carry a BCB Fire Dragon stove and fuel or some other lightweight alcohol stove. Alcohol can run out, but you save on having to gather fuel, it is also more tactical as the light and smell signature is much lower; in addition to being easy to use if you must shelter in a corner of a building away from bad guys.
It's amazing how you just keep pulling stuff out
And it only weighs 33lbs 😁
Good Vid. Thank You for Your Service. Fair Winds and Following Sea's, An Seasoned Squid.
Really nice bag. Im a big fan of kelty too. I was going to ask why your med kit was buried at the bottom of your bag, but then you pulled the other one out the side. Somethings i noticed- take it or leave it. Water tablets not in the water bag but in possibles pouch? Id personality leave the solar charger in the top compartment with the extra batteries etc. Does your stainless/titanium cups sit on top of your folding stove? I also hope you rotate your mags or at least empty and stretch the springs every so often(prevents possible misfeed. Good deal though man. Thanks for the video.
My best advice... learn how to produce a good bundle of feather sticks 😊
O yes, feather sticks are great!
Like the way you customize your gear. Where are the 24hr rations from?
Thank you. Bob gaskin from black dog survival makes them and many others. If you cant find them specifically you can always make one your self with a Mylar bags.
Great vid hope you get the exposure you deserve
The only thing I saw that could make a difference is you can keep an carry the ESSEE 4 but I mite suggest at least a knife of 6" blade, maker is your choice, it mite be a last ditch defense weapon an everything else blade to, I'm Ex- AF also from 40 yrs ago, but take a lot of pride in the mil. Like your take on this an subbed you to, best of luck bro. Oh who makes the chest rig, I really dig that for hunting, hikeing, camping,etc. ?
Glad you enjoyed it! I actually own ESSEE 4. I took it out for weight concentrations.. It weighs like 13oz compared to the mora at 4 oz. The chest rig is a Hill People Gear Recon kit bag.
@@PreparedAirman what is your AFSC OR MOS ?
Drop me a DM.
Lmao.... I laughed when you pulled the BCGs out, because I always keep my BCGs in my go-bag also.
They are pretty well indestructible lol
Great video. Very practical
You are an expert. Lol
Ehh I'm just a guy using gear and making opinionated videos lol
Too much gear and not enough food! Also an ultra light tent, air mattress and sleeping bag are essential to getting home. Poor sleep equals poor concentration/ energy/decisions and when you are hungry as well no amount of kit will help. Food & sleeping gear! - Superb videos & content on your channel by the way!
Nice. Personally, I think that is a lot for a get home bag. But hey, better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it.
I just keep a Kel-tec Sub 2K, a couple 30 round magazines, an MRE, knife, compass, map, light, and solar charger in mine. It's a very small pack that I believe will get me home.
Now my BugOut bag... THATS BIG.
I agree it being big. My wife and i routinely travel 200-400 miles away from our home so we decided to put more in our bags. Was looking into the Sub 2K as well.
PreparedAirman he's just trying to be as well prepared as possible.
Nice kit, be careful trusting zip lock bags to keep things safe. They DO NOT keep water out when submerged.
I would change them out but i am unaware of another product that weighs the same or less with better protection.
PreparedAirman
Freezer Ziploc bags are twice as thick and will absolutely keep water out. Sandwich bags are a waste of time and effort.
"Not going to tell you...go.look it up somewhere else."
I could tell you all the uses for a trash bag but the video would be even longer... ua-cam.com/video/etyXHX5TH_g/v-deo.html
Where did you find your chest rig yet Cabela's I like your products
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Jesus where you getting home from, Narnia? Bet you could do with more than half that gone and still make it home safe and sound. Think this was more a 'look what I got' kind of video 😀
Boy Scout motto never left my mind haha
@@PreparedAirman haha fair enough mate
And your pistol is the most precious item, right?
It's kinda situation dependent honestly.
Not a bad setup at all!
Thank you, I'm always trying to improve it.
Clif bars give me indigestion really bad, as do most energy bars,, still lookn 4 a good tasty alternative
Try sunflower seeds or pistachios, high energy density plus vitamins, also hormel bacon bits
Jerky
I sometimes have the same problem with clif bars, mix in a role of tums (calcium tablets) it helps a lot.
Where do I find the headband for the stream light and the pouch you added to the chest rig ?
Here is the link to the head band. But the pouch may be difficult to find. It was issued to me through the military. I will try to find it. www.amazon.com/dp/B015M2JBNM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_tKjmFbR9CQ2A8
I carry, and I don’t care what state I’m in.
Done it for over 40 years of traveling, and I’ve never had a problem.
As long as you don’t act like a jackass, the cops will leave you alone.
Too much gun gear for anything I will encounter here in Canada. Thank you for your video.
Good job
Won't that Night vision suck up batteries like a seal sucks down anchovys?
Depends on your use and sensitivity setting. I get about 6-8 hours of constant on time with 2 AA batteries. but thats why i have a solar recharge kit.
Hi. Nice video 👍
How many states do you have to cross to get home???
I travel alot around my specific area of the US almost every weekend. So honestly it is unknown where I will be. Just depends when it happens. Hopefully never. But I pack roughly for 200+ miles. Also alot has changed since I filmed this. I have alot of updated info on many other videos on my channel.
What tipe of poncho do you use like. I know you said military but is there a gi version or is there one you really like?
The GI ones work well especially with a woobie. but they are a bit heavy compared to some after market ones. i am currently trying out the Helikon poncho. so far its not bad.
Ok thanks
So were can you get gi issue ive looked at army surplus stores i dont seem to see any ?
They are actually kinda hard to find at the moment kind of odd.. Ebay, Amazon and if thoes fall through i would suggest a gun show. There's always that older guy in the back selling surplus gear lol. If i find one online ill add it in a comment below.
Great thanks
What brand 24hr ration kit is that?
Black dog survival 72 he ration kit. But I don't think I they are made anymore. You can make one yourself if you get mylar bags and seal them yourself with oxygen absorbers and an iron.
What are the plastic bags with black band on top?
Loksak. Its pretty much an upgraded ziploc bag.
Just curious, what time period or distance is this GHB setup for?
There's about 6500 calories in the bag so i would say max 6 days for my body type, or 100 miles ish if your on good terrain averaging 15-20 miles a day. but thats a big IF.
Is that an actual AN/PVS 14 or a knock off?
Yes they are the real deal. tnvc.com/shop/category/night-vision-monoculars/
seems more of a bugout/inch bag
Yeah i can see it. Its starting to turn into that slowly.
You have a greater chance of getting hit by lightning than you would ever have to use that bag........
I have used it a few times in small emergency situations during my travels around the states. I was glad i had some of the items.
Great channel. Kept up the videos. Cheers.
Dang, just watching you drag all this stuff out made me tired. Thanks, though.
Bad guys didn’t get away. One died from the start n the second was mortally wounded but not out of the fight until he’s finally killed by another officer with a shotgun.
pack your whole bag in a liner, all them baggies is fine. sewing kit with dental floss which is nylon....i would like to know if you could recommend that fire stove. maybe you don't have enough time, appreciated, but, yeah
ordered a lixada stainless. coming from over yonder... gonna have to wait weeks...
This is the specific one I use emberlit.com/products/emberlit-titanium-backpacking-stove-multi-fuel-collapsible-wood-burning-stove
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The concept of moving at night during shtf is a good one but night vision is costly can you possibly recommend something affordable for someone on a budget?.