Eberlestock G2 Gunslinger II ~ Bug Out Bag LOADOUT ~ PART 2 ~ Rex Reviews
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- The loadout! What is in Rex's pack? Of course, mission dictates what you will need to carry. Rex's bag is configured for long time survival operations while bringing all the trouble to the enemy. Enjoy this example of what a GOOD Bug Out Bag might look like! Enjoy!
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It's not like we are going camping for fun lol. Love Rex's humor.
nutnfancy is still in shock after seeing that kit
No comment, except that I love my dear compadre in the UA-cam land.
@@TiborasaurusRex this is the most thought out pack I've seen yet. Thanks!
wont say any thing bad except i dont watch him anymore...the more subs he got the bigger the ego..love his early vids very humble..5 years latter not so much
This is just superb, I been tryin to find out about "bug out bag shelter 2" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Janameron Tenylan System - (just google it ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my neighbour got amazing success with it.
@@willb8684 agreed same here
Hey Rex, great setup you have going there. Just some suggestions. First, get a portable solar panel and battery charger such as goal zero and some rechargeable batteries. Nothing last forever, but a few sets of rechargeable batteries could keep all of you electronics going for at least a few months. I like olight USB universal battery charger and goal zero AA/AAA battery charger. Second, get a pair of two way radios, preferably waterproof and takes AA batteries and a set of throat mics. You might not be able to use radios regularly, but it's nice being able to radio back to basecamp of incoming trouble or request for help if you go off hunting or scouting. A radio that picks up FM/AM and short wave would be handy as well. Third, get some film canisters for your spices. It sucks finding out your cans of pepper and salt got wet or spilled in the bottom of your ruck. Fourth, get a 4x4 foot section of camo netting and weave some Paracord through it with carabineers on the ends to act as a gear net for storing extra gear and to camo the outside of the pack. Five, get a bottle of "NEWSKIN" available at Walmart in the medical isle. NEWSKIN is super glue made for would closure and it leaves a protective coating over the wound. works great for blisters. Also get a large tube of antibiotic ointment for small cuts and scrapes. Six, get a solar shower($8 at Walmart) or better a dry bag with a Barb and short hose attached to use as a dirty water bag. When collecting water just scope up and drag back into the wood line and attached the sawyer to the outlet hose and allow gravity to do all the work. Much faster then using the sawyer pouch and expands carry capacity. Seven, grabber all weather blanket. This is a 5x7 tarp with mylar on one side and olive drab on the other. String above biv sack, but below poncho to reduce thermal signature from drones or helos. Anyway, that's all I can think of at the moment. If I think of anything else I'll add on. Keep the videos coming and look forward to your next one.
Thanks Rex for this great series! Many great items to consider. Some good comments here as well. A few things to add (based on user's surroundings):
1) Saw: SOG makes a nice one that comes with two swappable blades: one for bone, one for wood
2) Leather gloves
3) Pack Towel: lightweight, dries fast, good for body or gear that gets wet
Probiotics are a perfect addition too. Helps with constipation and looseness. Strong gut equals strong body and mind.
Excellent idea just took one two hours ago
One of the best things you can do with a bob is to put it on your back and hoof it to your point B. (or a simulated trip of the same distance and similar terrain) This will teach you quite a bit about what you need and what you don't need and how far you can expect to travel with the weight. Adjustments to load out, gear choices, physical condition, or maybe even route can then be made with the luxury of time that you may not have later. Obviously, you won't be testing your defense gear during the trial, but it may make you rethink it.
One thing that needs to be clear; a bugout bag is not the same as a bag needed for living in the wilderness indefinitely. (which is really not a good plan A or B) For example, I don't worry too much about taking game, fishing, or building fires with a bob. It's a lot lighter (and subsequently faster) to carry concetrated food that doesn't need cooking, or even a small stove. Efficient hunting and gear is stored at the location I'm headed to. Lighter is faster.
This video is an outstanding video to make people think about what they might need and what might be necessary in a bugout situation, and it's important to realize that everyone is going to have different abilities and scenarios.
This is exactly what Nutnfancy said in his BO series. Great points!
Hey guys don't forget to get your other half a Valentine's day something or you might be needing a bug out bag sooner than you think...Lol
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Eberlestock G2 Gunslinger II Pack: www.eberlestock.com/store/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Product_Code=G2
McMillan A5 Rifle Stock: mcmillanusa.com/mcmillan-rifle-stocks/tactical-stocks-a5/
PA 3-18 HUD DMR Scope: www.opticsplanet.com/primary-arms-3-18x50-front-focal-plane-riflescope-w-acss-hud-308-reticle.html?_iv_code=29R-RS-PA-PA3-18X50FFP-ACSS-HUD-DMR-308
Sling: www.opticsplanet.com/v/mag939-coy-magpul-industries-ms1-qdm-sling.html
Cold Steel Knife: www.opticsplanet.com/cold-steel-3v-recon-tanto-11-75in-fixed-blade-knife.html
Knife Sharpener: www.opticsplanet.com/lansky-sharpeners-blademedic-knife-sharpener.html
RX2800 Rangefinder: www.opticsplanet.com/s/leupold-rx2800
Spartan 300 Javelin Bipod: javelinbipod.com/collections/bipods/products/mantis
Sentinel Tripod: javelinbipod.com/collections/tripods/products/sentinel-tripod-18
Fix-It-Sticks Torque Wrench kit: www.opticsplanet.com/fix-it-sticks-combination-torque-limiter-field-maintenance-kit.html
Otis Patriot Cleaning Kit: www.opticsplanet.com/otis-fg-701-30-patriot-30-cln-kit-fg70130.html
Bushnell Elite Spotting Scope: www.opticsplanet.com/bushnell-elite-tactical-lmss-8-40x60-spotting-scope.html
Steiner M22 Binoculars: www.opticsplanet.com/steiner-7x50-military.html
Poncho: www.opticsplanet.com/5ive-star-gear-one-size-nylon-poncho.html
Garmin 701 GPS: www.sportsmans.com/camping/gps-navigation-gear/gps-watches/garmin-foretrexreg-701-ballistic-edition-gps-watch/p/1482332?gclid=EAIaIQobChMImbX53oC44AIVS77ACh3g_QigEAQYASABEgJIzPD_BwE
V.O.K. Medic Pack: www.tacticalresponse.com/collections/gear/products/v-o-k
Shemagh: www.tacticalresponse.com/collections/gear/products/shemagh
Headlamp: www.opticsplanet.com/petzl-tactikka-250-lumen-headlamp.html
Sawyer Mini Water filter: www.opticsplanet.com/sawyer-products-mini-filter.html
Nascent Iodine Droppers: www.infowarsstore.com/survival-shield-x-2-nascent-iodine.html
Emergency Radio: www.infowarsstore.com/ka390-am-fm-sw-and-noaa-band-radio.html
Analogue Barometer / Altimeter: www.walmart.com/ip/Sun-Company-Altimeter-202-Battery-Free-Altimeter-Barometer-Weather-Trend-Indicator-Soft-Leather-Case-Reads-Altitude-0-15-000-Feet/21985261?wmlspartner=wlpa&selectedSellerId=0&adid=22222222227018077379&wl0=&wl1=g&wl2=c&wl3=77097831849&wl4=pla-133154746329&wl5=9020976&wl6=&wl7=&wl8=&wl9=pla&wl10=8175035&wl11=online&wl12=21985261&wl13=&veh=sem&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIsOvXloS44AIV0LXACh1YBgpNEAkYByABEgKEj_D_BwE
Very well thought out kit. Seen a lot of these videos and can say yours is easily one of the best out there. Excellent gear selection and like weapon selection/thought process in regards to harvesting food and maintain low profile in the bush.
Wolverineeeeeeees!!
The HK MK23 is my favourite and one of the best pistols I have ever owned.
Laundry lint makes great tinder and it's free and light weight.
Space blankets can also be used for a solar still in collecting or purifying water. Good kit man.
Field strip that MRE soldier!!!!!
NO DOUBT...half that crap you dont need....ditch it
Your video just sold a eberlestock!
I ordered the black G2 and got the 2 business day delivery.
Awesome presentation!
Love this kit
I've been hiking/ hunting with a pack that is 60 pounds...and in rough terrain it really slows me down...I need to do more squats I'm not ready ... maybe I need a donkey...
a donkey would be awesome for hunting ive thought of that myself...would really extend your range
Everyone seems to forget the main thing they need in a bug out bag, cash. You might have to start over from scratch with what you have on hand so bring enough to rent a apartment and hold you over till you get a job and a few paychecks.
In a lot of s.h.t.f. scenios money will be useless. Not sure what buyout situation your talking about. Maybe a natural disaster?
Look at venezuela my friend. You’ll soon realize that cash has no monetary value and that rounds, water, food etc just suddenly become the new currency
Chris, I have a home in Butte County California and have had to bug out twice in the last couple of years once for flooding the other for fire, cash was the most useful item in my bug out bag. I get your point about it not being useful in every scenario but it has helped me.
Gold and silver
Yes colonel angus. Cash is always useful. What I was referring to in my comment wasn’t related to flooding or wild fires
I want to see a video of you a week in the field with that bag. Using all your stuff. Also, hike there from your house.
Currently comparing this pack and the g3 phantom sniper pack. Love your reviews @tiborasaurusRex Whish I could have met you when I was working out of your town. God bless.
When you find that PKM. Gotta love them drops.
1st rule to bugging out...
Don't bug out!
I wrestle with this bug out thing myself. First I'm not the stud I used to be. Carrying my house on my back would kill me before the N.Korean would. I'm not in a huge city...nor near one. I know my neighbors who would help fight. It would have to be super bad for me to bug out...then where do I go? I don't have no secret bug out bunker. Scary subject.
I totally agree with you! You need a pack to be ready anyway but option 1 has to be to defend your home
Best bug out video of all time... ua-cam.com/video/vjK38SmrGSw/v-deo.html
I’m in Huntington Beach and depending on the situation me and my buddies plan is Catalina. Plenty of fish and buffalo, plus low population. Nothing but desert for hours otherswise.
its a last resort forsure but it should be in your plan
ditch the radio for a hand held ham radio and program all your freqs in...you can do everything an emergency radio can and more and its way smaller....tons of good apps for your phone also...NAV aids and what not...get a cheap GPS reciever with blue tooth also...very handy.
Florence Nightingale, The Crimean War. Sanitation..... I'm right with you on the socks. Also, invest in good boots.....
Danners.
Love your set up and your caliber choices! Surprised you didn't pack your mk18 too! Thanks for the rundown!
You did not notice my MK 18?
In my opinion a camp stove like the MSR XGK-EX is an absolute must have item. A stove can save you from hypothermia. Relying on a wood fire is foolish, especially in the winter.
Purell and compressed towels, sanitation and double as fire starters.
Lots of good kit there Rex... as you mentioned, over the years a guy has to re-evaluate what has changes and update some of his equipment... A few years back I broke away from and old trusted friend ( Short Bolt .308 gun ) in favor of a more versatile weapon platform... A 16" precision AR with a 3X18 Leupold with the Tremor 2 Reticle , Aimpoint 2X 2moa dot ( no longer produced ), but great for movements when you need something better than a variable scope mounted on your defensive rifle. A Bolt gun is great for those times when your in an over watch or more stationary, but just doesn't cut it when you have to move. Along with this platform, a peq-15 and anpvs-14 for movements during low light conditions... Again, if your bugging out, your going to be moving most of the time and would be better equipped to handle those unexpected run-ins with an adversary with this more flexible equipment, especially if under certain circumstances it might be safer to be moving at night and stationary during the day... Another reason for the 5.56 alternative... just like the small .22 RF... way less weight for this very effective cartridge, and with a standard MK 262 or Tipped variant it still enables a good marksman to make hits out to and beyond 1,000 yrds. I almost forgot... I would hate to be carrying my " Primary Fighting Tool " in a Back Pack...! That's for Hunting not Fighting...
Kifaru makes a platform for harnessing a rifle at the ready outside the pack, or you could look at theirs and make something like it...
Rex must have one strong ass back. That's alot of pound pain.
U could also use that veal for catching fish or bate for fishing like for a net
One thing I didn't see but maybe your wrist ballistic calculator has it but I wouldn't solely depend on it is a compass. A map with elevation grids would be nice to have as well.
Every bug out bag needs bug spray. Keep them ticks an mosquitos away. If you ever watched the show naked an afraid, it's the thousands of mosquito bites that makes most people quit.
Insect repellent, a must in a warm weather kit.
Eucalyptus oil
Mud... zero dollars :)
Fire ash keeps bugs off of you. Too bad most people on those shows do not know that.
It's scary that we may need BOB's or even have to think about it!
Not really, it is the middle of the bell curve in history that such conditions would exist bb
As a simi prepper , I saw you have a radio to hear area news , but in my openion a small hand held ham radio may also be a advantage , a lot of like minded people are putting them in there bags
slick, very nice outfit
That’s a lot of heavy stuff!
Very very very cool!!
Hell yeah, man! Great video
Not a large caliber but I am partial to my Remington 22-250 with a 24 inch bull barrel. It will reach out and say hello.
Every eberlestock I've tried the load lifters are useless. Rendering them useless for heavy, long distance loads. Which is a shame, cause the rest of the packs are usually well thought out.
So that's why primary arms is always sold out of that scope, Trex uses it.
awesomeness
just dont put hooks into your ears during a panic.
Hey Rex I have a some suggestions to add:
Pocket Ref 4th edition by Thomas Glover - The concise all-purpose pocket-sized reference book featuring abundant information on many subjects, hundreds of tables, maps, formulas, constants and conversions. Not optional, this book is a MUST HAVE.
Sparrows Lockpick set - Enter locked buildings quietly without breaking glass or kicking doors, opening padlocks.
Estwing camp hatchet/axe - Breaking/entering, processing firewood, making tentstakes/skewers, clearing obstructions in line of fire.
Coghlans featherweight camp/signal mirror - For hygiene/body inspection and long distance signaling.
HAM radio - comms in/out if cellular is down, monitoring weather/emergency frequencies.
Dry pet food or birdseed - a small ziplock bagful to use as bait while hunting.
Repellant/headnet - Prevent infections because fuck mosquitos.
IOSAT - iodine pills for fallout survival, because fuck MOSSAD backed shill Alex Jones's glass bottled iodine snakeoil survival shield.
Rex is the second coming of Zimo. I’d almost feel bad for the pitiful bastards to invade near him.
RAMBO kitty! Has he settled down since his surgery?
excellent information what footwear do you recommend
Are used to wear Danner boots for years. Now trying 511
@@TiborasaurusRex danner's that are domestically made are the best. Been trying to kill a pair of mountian 600's for awile now to test that notion. They are great for the money but the mountian pass boots are best.
LOWAS are good boots..super cozzy.....wool socks in the back country
What about the old standby goat on a rope? Food that carries itself.
Wow looks nice!!! Is there a reason, besides $$$$, that you don't have thermals (optical type). If there is I'd like to here it. I certainly understand the whole cost thing already...
Question to Tiborasaurus Rex: why the McMillan A5 and not the Oryx chassis? Aren't chassis always better?
Watch his review of that stock. He covers your question.
Chassis suck in cold weather!
Great question, we cover the anomalies of internal ballistics and differences between chassis and other materials for stocks at the RX seminar course.
@@gh-gv8mx why?
Did you consider the G4 Operator? I notice your tripod you carry across your back horizontal and the G4 has dedicated side tubular pockets designed for your tripod.
Can you post the particle jam song on your music playlist? That song is cool.
Switch your 22lr ammo to CCI segment. It will kill small game faster.
Still hard to find in my area. Next time I see I'm buying it up
"monolithic line" 30:15 😂😂
Monofilament. 😘
$600 dollars in suppressor tax to the government could go for good equipment food stuffs. I feel suppressors help preserve hearing. even the military has a class action against them for improper earplug manufacturing
I see your using a Primary Arms. Your going with the reticle for shtf instead of precision dialing-in? Or are the turrets accurate in this particular 3-18? I searched and didn't see a review of it on your channel if ya did one.
Eh, some of that Walmart junk can go and some things need some simplified improvements and those sea rations are udderly useless! And ya need ALOT more food and bout doouble that water for a solid days ruck. And I'd seriously replace that IFAK with an actual one. Oh, add baby wipes, some TP and foot powder too! Lol
Wouldnt it be better to swap the mark23 with the USP 45t
Check out Uncle Flints survival fishing kits they are very affordable and will consolidate your separate line lures and waits in one tin and will be silent for noise discipline
Weights* auto correct 😂
🤔Bro, those MREs are pushing 20y/o
They are good for a long time, plus I am old apparently
@@TiborasaurusRex lol exactly, there's a channel that has a guy who eats MRE's back to WW2, muching on biscuits and drinking instant coffee from the 1940's.
no lifestraw?
The lifestraw is twice as heavy, takes up three times the space, and works for about half the amount of water.
Rex: what color pack you using? Coyote or dry earth. I got a similar use theory for mine and want to input.
Do you have a review for the primary arms scope
insect repellent?
I've never seen an insect in 10 months
Vacuum seal your socks
Very smart idea
Or pack things like these in a waterproof compacting bag, they sell those.
I've found that Ziploc bags are a better option for packing your kit. The vacumn seal bags are great until you open them, then they are loud and pretty useless. Then everything in a waterproof sack.
@@MeKnotChu6651 ya ziploc for me also..always carry a garbage bag also...seems to come in handy all the time...rains a lot in oregon
G.O.O.D. Bag = Get Out Of Dodge Bag
So... how heavy is that rifle
Why not your S&B scope?
Hey Rex, where did you get your veil from?
A bit too much gear for that pack. But overall not bad
Only potassium Iodide can help displace radioactive Iodine.
i wouldn't use infp wars iodine.
Rex must be a Ranger, ( E co 2nd batt)
Enjoy Your Video’s and talks ... as for your talks , since I haven’t seen everything you have recorded . I’ll ask a hypothetical question .. Say the world goes to shit . You and your significant other or one friend have to bug out . You see off in the distance a group of armed individuals trekking through the wilderness . Would you take a chance and greet them . Follow for a while to see if they are hostile . Leave the area without them seeing you . Wait for the right moment and challenge them . Wait till dark and try to take their weapons . Take them out . You don’t know what’s going on in the world . Or how many survivors . How the food situation is or will be . Not sure about illnesses or contagious people . Very interesting to know how you and your buds would deal with this hypothetical situation . Have you thought about sending people a hat or t-shirt with your logo for things you may find rewarding ....
Have you lived out of the bag yet?
Wow...that's a butt load of gear to carry. T Rex is one of my all time favorite channels, but this loadout seems excessive.
Most of it is Walmart garbage and useless stuff in general...but most actual ruck packs have bout that much stuff, or more.
This is a "No more than 500m from the car" loadout, to be honest. About 75% of this would be replaced by water for any scenario where you lose sight of the car you drove to the wilderness in.
Your eberlestock video is better and more detailed than eberlestock’s......
Damn right. Rex means King.
You need blister control
Your shelter kit sucks lol, but you have a bunch of good gear in that loadout.
rex do you have a list of your bob
Those MREs are far too heavy for the amount of calories. You're much better off using freeze dried food like the Mountain House brand. Other than that a very interesting perspective on a big out kit.
You don't practice with your gear unless it's for a photo op I'd say about a hundred yards at most is all you have ever traveled, most of the items in your pack have never even been opened. Not realistic I see where you're trying to go with this but not realistic
I'd toss that blazer ammo...there's better out there...
My weapon setup is a Ruger 10/22 with a 3-9x40 scope and bx25 mags and a Glock 19
Why not a ruger takedown ...?
That would be fine if that’s what you have.
That would be awesome, however if you are awesome with the pistol that will suffice as well
Ruger take down nice but again it is a lot heavier than a mk2 pistol. But having both would be nice.
Dude - duct tape
39:29 😂
Would love to see an update video or a load out geared towards a carbine