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@herms-Channel I agree. Anyone who's never gone backpacking will never realize how difficult it is to haul gear over long distances especially here in a tropical country. I think those who build 20-30kg bags are under the illusion that they'll throw their kit on a truck and they're good.

I have to agree. It's my new go-to frame for all types of shooting!

Ok na yan basta lang may tools ka para sa everyday emergencies

@@lovingmyglock21 from what I can tell, the NP44 will take original Para P-14, Mecgar P-14 style (slightly narrower than Para mags), in addition to Norinco stock mags. At the time of filming, I had no Bul M5 mag samples on hand.

@msentinel01 you safe my life yoy rock man!!!!

@@johndinogepitan47 I have a presentation in the making.

@@johndinogepitan47 strive to be more than just "prepared". Self-reliance is the first step to READINESS!

Thank you sir! I hope these videos not only educate but also inspire people to do something rather than "hope and pray".

Marami kasing nagpapaka-prepper pero hindi alam ang gagawin kapag nawalan ng internet or Istarbaks!

Salamat din po. Nakakaenganyo ang mga comment ninyo at natutuwa ako na may natutulungan tayo kahit pano.

Thank you sir for watching. Na-appreciate ko lahat ng reactions sa mga video ko. Good luck with your kit. If you need advice mag message or comment lang. :)

Sa US ko na nabili po pero alam ko available at the Simple Shot website.

@@JOSERIZALADVENTURES salamat sa pagdalaw sa aking channel kabayan!

Hayaan mo sila. Hard times will dictate the tempo. Anyone who's used to the Good Life is most likely to fail miserably in an shtf world! Sabi nga ng mga scavenger, "MORE FOR US!" 😂

@@leon-z6r sorry sir kung maiksi ang attention span mo sir. Mahabang paliwanag kasi ang kailangan sa mga topic ko.

Nakapaglakad na rin ako sir galing Country Homes Cainta hanggang Gil Puyat-Dian St. Masaya na malungkot na karanasan. Noong Ondoy naglakad ako galing Farmers Cubao hanggang Cainta.

@@johndinogepitan47 thank you sir. Hope that helps!.

@@haroldguillarawan9066 I first got it in 1982. Over the years, I replaced or added components but the canteen cover is the oldest piece dated, "1983".

@@msentinel01 nasa akin parin yung sa papa ko. If Hindi Yan US brand then I presume na TROJAN yan. Very durable either way. 💪

@@haroldguillarawan9066 USGI pa rin as you can see sa video. It still has the valve for the gas mask straw. Ninakaw yung original canteen ko pero nakachamba pa rin ako sa Dau ng orig although date of mfg is 2000.

@@msentinel01 😲

@@AveChristusRex1970 thank you sir!

@@haroldguillarawan9066 thank you sir!

@@haroldguillarawan9066 I'm glad you find substance with my content sir!

@@herms-Channel Great combination!

Great combo sir!

Good to hear na kahit paano ay nakatulong po tayo. Thank you for the support at kung may katanungan po kayo ay lagi naman akong malalapitan. Good luck sa pagaaral!

The Dead Ringer and Axiom Ocularis were my first pair of Simpleshot frames which were a gift from my brother who lives in the States.

Thank you so much! Pinagsisikapan ko lang din maging relevant.

Thank you, sir.

Thank you for the comment. A few notes though that I was not able to point out during the making of this video is to make sure that the recoil spring is in good shape and keeps the slide tightly locked in battery as the hammer will fall even when the breech is partially open. This could be a major concern. Also, it works best with FMJ ammunition. Stay away from low-pressured ammo as these may not be able cycle the slide properly.

I loved mine. It looks just like this. Are you aware of any quality differences between the EAA and the Tanfoglio?

@@jaewhite2462 EAA was just the distributor's name. The gun is a Tanfoglio.

Thank you, sir! I appreciate the support.

Magandang suggestion ito, sir pero hindi kasi lahat may property sa probinsya. It would be better to encourage people to stay in the provinces or rural areas para hindi na ma-congest ang metropolis.

@@msentinel01 There are still places in the country where land is affordable. A small 100 or 200 square meter lot with a simple house and backyard for sustenance would work for many.

@@RichardRegalado27 That's good to know. I'll try to find one for myself.

If you mean, "shake drills", these will never work. We've seen how these are conducted and assessed based on "perfect" conditions. With the current development in urban areas, tignan nyo na lang yung high-rise buildings. As an EMT marami na kaming na extricate na pasyente sa mga condo and MANY of these units DO NOT provide usable elevators especially for non-ambulatory patients. Nagsakay na kami ng pasyente na nakatali sa spine board dahil lang hindi kasya sa elevator! If developer cannot provide basic necessities for normal people on normal day-to-day operations, how can they provide or guarantee the safety of residents/occupants of a high-rise during times of emergencies like fire and earthquakes? Unless you had your own "bail-out" system if you live in a condo, you will never reach the lower floors on foot in a manner that you can escape within minutes or as fast as possible!

@@msentinel01 No. Personal drills. Specific to you and your family's unique circumstances.

And it does not have to be elaborate. Simple scenarios - flat tire, internet down and no Waze or GPS, commercial water outage, dog food outage, no LPG, etc. These are good mental exercises to jumpstart critical thinking.

@@RichardRegalado27 I agree, sir! I am from the "patintero" generation. Hindi uso ang Game Boy or Play Station kaya lahat old school. Stripped down to only the essentials. NO cellphones please!

@@msentinel01 Apir.

It's not painted. It's stainless steel.

Salamat po. Sana'y maging gabay para sa inyo ang payak, wasto at nararapat na paghahanda!

I have to be honest, I'm about an inch away from closing down because it seems to me that my videos don't get the viewership I believe it deserves. It's really encouraging to know that I somehow make a difference in a world dominated by marketing and profit. For someone like me, I see no difficulty in being "real". I am but one of the rare prepper guys who actually spends most of his day in-country and on the ground. I commute to anywhere using whatever means of transport available. I walk regardless of the time of day, temperature or weather conditions. The street is something I am intimate with and discomfort has always been a loyal mistress. I don't know what it's like to drive my own car or live in a place I can call "home". I have been drifting for the last 10-years and the road doesn't seem to end. "YT Preppers" are mostly shills or lack the real world experience of the urban jungle and the different wildlife that abound in those parts. They can watch the world from the comfort of their air-conditioned cars and homes and have the financial capability to acquire anything they want. When the real dung meets the fan blades, only those who've known what it is to go hungry and homeless will survive. I have seen both.

That cracked me up! "Stupid" is more the norm these days.

@@msentinel01 True :)

Thank you so much!

I have no idea, sir.