My Bug Out/INCH Bag Setup
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.ย. 2024
- Finally after long last I have completed my bug out/INCH bag! Configured for colder weather, this was a long process to get it set up to the point it is now. Of course like any good kit, this is a work in progress, subject to change as testing continues. I'd like to give a shout out to Zeke, Jake and Keegan for the help with recording and otherwise making this whole video possible.
Here's my patreon account, in case you wanna help the channel!
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The Pack:
Kelty Falcon 4000: Kelty Tactical Falcon 4000 Backpack Coyote Brown www.amazon.com...
Torgue Patch:www.snakehoundm...
Condor Triple Pistol Mag Pouch: CONDOR Tactical Triple Pistol Mag Pouch - Brown www.amazon.com...
Condor Dropleg Holster: Condor Tornado Tactical Leg Holster www.amazon.com...
Light My Fire Mora: Light my Fire Swedish FireKnife Fixed Blade Knife with 9.5 cm (3.75 Inch) Sandvik Stainless Steel Blade and Swedish FireSteel Fire Starter, Black www.amazon.com...
Sleep System:
OR Alpine Bivy: Outdoor Research Alpine Bivy, Mojo Blue, 1Size www.amazon.com...
Klymit Insulated Static V: Klymit Insulated Static V Sleeping Pad, Orange/Char Black www.amazon.com...
Alps Mountaineering Pillow: ALPS Mountaineering Versa Pillow, Flame www.amazon.com...
Kelty Cosmic 20: Kelty Cosmic 20 Degree Sleeping Bag, Paradise Blue, Regular www.amazon.com...
Snugpak Jungle Blanket: Snugpak Jungle Blanket, Olive, 90" x 72"/X-Large www.amazon.com...
Sea to Summit Reactor Extreme: Sea to Summit - Reactor Extreme - Thermolite Mummy Liner, One Size, Red www.amazon.com...
Kelty Compression Sack: Kelty Compression Stuff Sack (Rhubarb, Medium) www.amazon.com...
Front Pocket:
Light my Fire Tritan Spork: Light my Fire S-SP-4PACK-T Element Light My Fire Original BPA-Free Tritan Spork Multi-Color 4-Pack - Element www.amazon.com...
Stansport Can Openers: Stansport 3-in-1 Can Opener www.amazon.com...
Smith's Sharpener: Smith's CCKS 2-Step Knife Sharpener www.amazon.com...
Firebox Nano: Firebox Stainless Steel Nano Stove G2 + X-Case Kit - Wood Burning/Multi Fuel - Folding Camp/Bushcraft www.amazon.com...
Streamlight Microstream: Streamlight LED Penlight, Aluminum, Maximum Lumens Output: 45, Black, 3.60" 66318 - 1 Each www.amazon.com...
Side Pouch:
Fire Boss Kit: Fire B.O.S.S.- Bug Out Bag Survival Fire Starting Kit www.amazon.com...
TOUGH-GRID 750 Paracord: TOUGH-GRID 750lb Black Paracord/Parachute Cord - Genuine Mil Spec Type IV 750lb Paracord Used by The US Military (MIl-C-5040-H) - 100% Nylon - Made in The USA. 100Ft. - Black www.amazon.com...
Sawyer Mini Water Filter: Sawyer Products SP128 Mini Water Filtration System, Single, Blue www.amazon.com...
Wysi Wipes: WYSI Wipe Hypoallergenic Reusable Wipes for Cleansing Baby, Hands, Face, 100 Pack www.amazon.com...
Inside Pockets:
Silva Ranger 2.0 Compass - Orange www.amazon.com...
Husky Contractor Clean Up Bags: Husky HK42WC020B 42-Gallon Polyethylene Resin Contractor Clean-Up Bags, 20 Count, 4 ft L x 2 ft 9 in W x 3 mil T, Black www.amazon.com...
Source 3L hydration Pack: Source Tactical WXP 3-Liter Hydration Reservoir Leakproof Antimicrobial System with Storm Valve, Coyote www.amazon.com...
More links in the comments
Coleman .20mm PVC/Nylon Rain Suit,Black/Tan,Medium www.amazon.com/dp/B00363ZBCK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_QWZyDbGBDYD5C
First Aid:
HSGI GP Pogey Pouch: HSGI Pogey GP Pouch Coyote Brown www.amazon.com/dp/B00I0ROVLY/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_JXZyDb7GXD0VF
Trauma Kit: medicalgearoutfitters.com/collections/trauma-kits/products/skinny-medic-essentials-kit
Lifeline First Aid Kit: Lifeline 29-Piece Waterproof First Aid Kit (Red) www.amazon.com/dp/B001689P7O/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_PZZyDbAHSHJJP
Top Pocket:
Manzella Wind Breaking Glove: Manzella Men's Silkweight Windstopper Ultra Touch Gloves, Large, Black www.amazon.com/dp/B00SBDB2SW/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_40ZyDbKGXR1G8
Silky Pocket Boy: Silky New Professional Series Folding Landscaping Hand Saw POCKETBOY 130mm Medium Teeth, 340-13 www.amazon.com/dp/B000CED1QY/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_l2ZyDbKDT6YNP
MSR Groundhogs: MSR Groundhog Tent Stake Kit, 6-Pack, Regular - 7.5-Inch www.amazon.com/dp/B006ZC5KLG/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_k3ZyDbQWFXF79
Amazon Basics Cable Ties: Attmu 50 PCS Reusable Fastening Cable Ties, Microfiber Cloth 6-Inch Hook and Loop Cord Ties, Black www.amazon.com/dp/B00O9VKVFK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_03ZyDb3EJWSN3
Where did you get the heavy duty ziploc's
@@dewayneearley7298 Amazon. They're called LokSaks
@@TheTroublemakersGuild thank you
Not to bad. Except you need a couple things. Axe, metal canteen, FULL TANG BLADE, maybe a headlamp, and a solar charger w/rechargable batteries, fishing kit, metal traps, an E-Tool, and Last but not least... binoculars wouldn't be a bad idea. And your gonna need some type of tarp or tent. Just my suggestion but what do I know...good video!
If you don’t have a problem humping the pack , what’s it matter to anyone what it weighs. Everyone is different. I’d rather have more things to make life easier than lighten my load because someone else thinks it’s to much. I have probably 75 ponds on this guy. Trust me , I’m taking a few more things than he has. GREAT VIDEO. THANKS.
True enough! Thanks for watching!
I might recommend a drop leg holster off of your pants belt. That way if you have to drop your pack for whatever reason you’ll still have your sidearm on you. Great video nonetheless, keep it up man!
Yeah, I can definitely swap it to the belt if need be. It's just easier to store it on the pack. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the upload. I would like to suggest several things that you could consider:
1. Waist webbing, this will allow you pack to sit on the back pouches and allow your waist to help take some of the load off the shoulders. It will also give you extra space in your pack, by allowing you to carry the water bottle in the webbing. You could also carry your fire kit in the waist webbing and other essentials incase you need to drop your pack and run for your life. You can also run your drop down holster straight off the webbing belt. this way it will always be on you when you don't have your pack on.
2. Chest webbing/rig, this will also allow you to carry other essential gear (map and compass etc) and make space in your pack.
3. With all the extra space in your pack now, you can throw in some form of shelter, like a poncho, basha/hoochie/tarp, so when it is raining you can setup/pull down your sleep system underneath it, so that your sleeping bag etc doesn't get wet.
4. Lastly I would seriously consider items for hunting, fishing and trapping. The food in the pack won't last long and you will want to save the bullets for self defense (Priority), or large game (Deer, pigs etc). Only use bullets on smaller game if you are literaly starving. Gun shots can be heard from miles away, and can give away your position to others.
5. Full-tang survival knife and a hatchet, tomohawk or small axe.
6. Ranger beads for pacing.
I show my waist webbing loadout on my youtube site. It may give you some ideas.
It is always a work in progress, thanks for sharing. Nice set up and I really like your pack :)
I'll have to check out the waist webbing on your page!
I do already have a light weight chest rig that will hold 4 5.56 nato mags. I can likely find a way to throw some stuff on it if need be.
The bivy is actually my shelter, designed for high altitude mountaineering. You throw all of your sleeping gear inside of it and the gore-tex keeps you dry while still being breathable.
And I definitely need to add some trapping and fishing gear!
A full tang knife would be a good idea and I thought about an axe, but decided against it because I have a good saw already.
Ranger beads are never a bad idea
And thank you for watching and the actually useful comment!
If I’m never coming back, I’m taking an axe with me. js
That's fair
I was gonna suggest using lid like a chest rig, but I noticed it doesn't have the clips for it like the Kelty Eagle does.
Extra clothes Wool or synthetic Long johns to sleep in because sleeping in sweaty clothes sucks
My Mora sheath fits into the molle straps, more security, less flapping and you can always lanyard it as well if desired.
Very comprehensive kit. One suggestion...Don’t store your Sawyer Mini in a Loksak bag. Store it in a mesh bag so that it can dry out. I have some experience with the Sawyer filters. They are great filters however they can mildew if not allowed to completely dry out after use. Mold and bacteria can form and make you have a really bad day. I also carry mine inside an empty wide mouth Klean Kanteen wrapped in a bandana so that it doesn’t get broken. If you don’t have something to protect it at least put it inside your pack and wrap it with your shemagh. Im afraid it could get smashed and broken in that outside pouch. Just my thoughts. Again...You’ve got a very good setup there. Thanks for sharing.
I hadn't even thought of that. Thanks for the info, and I'll probably take your advice!
The American Redhead No problem sir and best of luck to you.
I would add something for food procurement, a fishing kit, takedown bow, snare wire, and maybe a small book on wild edibles, a bigger full tang knife to compliment the mora, a tarp for shelter making, and a solar light source like a luci lantern
Have you made any additions in your pack since then?
So far the only things I've done have been adding a Source Tactical UTG (which allows you to fill the water blader directly from a water bottle or faucet without taking the blader out of your pack), and I replaced the boonie with a Carhartt beanie because it'll be better in the cold and because I gave the boonie to my great grandma after she had a heart attack (she watched the videos I've posted on insta of me wearing it and really liked it). I do have plans to upgrade a lot of stuff tho, after reading all the comments people have made on this video. It's a process tho, and not a priority at the moment
I know this video is 2 years old, and you have a new video on this topic with another bag, but just in case this bag/setup still exists or it helps someone else....
Instead of taking your sleep system apart and putting everything into its own sack and into the bag, try a sleep roll. Just deflate the mattress and roll everything (bag liner+bag+air mat inside goretex bag) and strap the roll under the bag. Add a ground sheet as an outermost layer for extra comfort when on camp (clean and dry area just outside the bivvi bag) and extra protection when moving (protect the bivvy bag from branches, thorns, rocks)
Good thinking my friend. Thanks for watching!
When you find your bug out location bury a cache. The more you plan the less you pack.
This is true
Dude anti Diarrhea Imodium pills are a must have
I was going to buy the powder drink mixes but they are stupid expensive last time I checked. I'll look into the pills
The American Redhead
The dollar store has all those meds in generic- for $1..!
Imodium, Benadryl, ibuprofen, antibacterial gel, bandages, etc.. those are important. All dollar store, must have items! 👍🏼
Needs boots
Nice bugout.. I suggest a military pancho and bungee cords to set up as a tent in case of rain. A little too much stuff for the sleeping bag.. But that's just me.. Great video very informative
Fair enough. I had a tarp at one point but ditched it to save weight. The bivy basically does what a tarp would but packs up better and lighter from what I found
And thank you for watching!
You might want to add a gun cleaning kit to your bag, and toilet paper. Stay safe nice bag
I added some gun oil but not solvent. Generally you gun can run dirty but it wont run dry.
Also, the wysi wipes are what I'd use for TP. Less space and they just generally work really well.
Thanks for watching! I completely revamped my bag and will me making a new video soon
If you are not a fan of drop leg holsters, you should look into getting a chest rig by hill people gear. And the top pouch butt pack, you should put survival gear into that so you can leave your back pack at camp while your out doing.whatever
I have a chest rig by Gadsden Dynamics that I use and like a lot. That is a good idea tho
Hey guys sorry to interrupt but check out the sarma custom made torba mini it's a pretty nice chest rig and a good alternative to hill people gear but hill people gear make great gear to just an option
Great video! Great kit! If it's an INCH bag, I'd add a means of catching fish and critters. Get some snares, conibears and fishing items, including yo-yo's.
Yeah, I really should. I've thought about it but havent gotten anything yet. I think yo-yo's are illegal in Colorado but even just a few hooks and some line is better than nothing
@@TheTroublemakersGuild They may be illegal, but in a situation where you are never coming home, there will be bigger things to worry about.
@@surviveanything4765 You're right
The American Redhead
The to-go’s are illegal in many states BUT in a SHTF scenario- that won’t matter. You can carry them now as long as you’re not using them. I have a few- we can’t use them in my state (Minnesota) but if it’ll feed me and my family in an emergency- they’ll be a lifesaver!
Interesting I'm inspired by the fact that I have just about the same amount of stuff that you have. Only difference is I carry a BioLite stove.... Heavy. And rechargeable batteries.
Whatever works!
Thanks for sharing, great ideas and really nice production/editing. Keep up the great work. All the best
Thank you kindly!
Love the back pack love the shirt also may god bless you
Thank you, and likewise!
Thanks for watching 😎
Add some extra marino wool socks and underwear
The new kit has them!
Something to remember.If you can’t move quickly,quietly and without being seen,the contents of your pack isn’t important,because someone else will have it!!
That's true!
Not bad kit 45 lbs is just fine if you can trek up mountain . I would make sure not to have to completely filled so you can pick up items along the way
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching! Consider watching my updated video if you haven't already
Pretty solid kit brother. Keep getting out and adventuring with it. Your area looks amazing
Thanks man! Hunting season starts next weekend and I'll be going up every weekend of September! I also plan on actually testing it during the winter to get a proper cold weather test as well. Thanks for watching!
Great bag man i like it, and about this eating kit Croatian army using it and comming with cuterly kit also
Morning buddy 😁. Nice one mate cheers for sharing. Keep it up mate your doing great. ATB Andy 🇬🇧 👍 ☕,
Thank you! All the best for you as well
Nice job with the wet sealed bags. I see so many people depending on ziplock freezer bags & they just aren’t dependable at all. Especially for important items like medications, food, medical supplies, etc.
as for the holster... have you looked at the chest rigs out there? They have holsters that can also attach to the front, of your backpacks shoulder straps (in your chest area.). Making it easily accessible.
And one last thing, it might be a good idea to include some type of tarp (or did I miss it?) it will help to give you a lot better shelter options. (I know your sleep system is designed to keep you dry and warm but that still can get miserable- the added tarp can help keep wind, rain, sleet,etc, from you and your gear also it’ll help reflect heat if you’re using a fire . Helping you and your stuff to dry, where without it, it will be unable to dry off.)
You did a great job - much better than many I’ve seen! And I’ve watched hundreds of these- I have no idea why, other than always looking for fresh new ideas, lol.
Yeah, the Loksaks are good. I'm a little concerned about them getting punctured but otherwise I have no complaints. I have looked at chect rigs, but I already have one that holds my AR mags, because lord knows I'm not going into the apocalypse with nothing but my pistol lol. And I did have a tarp at one point but it was about 2lbs by itself so I ditched it. Maybe I'll add a cheap one at some point.
Im in the same boat. Im always watching BOB and survival videos 😂
Thanks for watching!
really make sure you get to know your tools and keep developing skills. at times it seems you just have newer items with little use behind them
Of course!
When I made this video, I had JUST finished putting the bag together, so most of the stuff was brand new. I'm going to be upgrading this bag soon and will be making another video (or several videos) showing it off and putting it to use. Thanks for watching!
Smart man. I'd like to get one of those Kelty bags, I seen Black Scout Survival running one for his bob.
It's a great bag. No side pockets, and maybe a hair smaller than I need for my planned upgrades to the bob, but otherwise no complaints
Nice !
Awesome load out brother. I noticed you carry a drop leg holster in tandem with your pack hip belt. I’ve been trying to figure out how to make this happen for quite some time. But I always get pinching and rubbing when I introduce a secondary belt. Any advice on how you made this happen. Maybe I can incorporate it. Thanks man 👍🏼
Well the pack that I have has a horizontal strap that goes across the right side of the hip belt. All I did was weave the drop leg holster around that strap and that was all I needed to do. Rather than having the holster rest in between the pack and my hip, it rests on the outside of the hip belt, so no pinching! When SHTF however, I can take the holster off of the pack entirely and run it on my belt, but I havent tested to see if that pinches yet.
Thank you for watching and I hope that helped!
The American Redhead Awesome man. Thanks for the insight. Keep up the great work 👊🏼
@@WhentheLightsgoOut Thanks my man! Happy holidays and thanks again for watching
The American Redhead You too man. Thanks
Good load out thanks for sharing ATB
Nice video and great gear that's a Yugoslavian mess kit by the way how much does that Sleep System you have completely weigh
Thanks for watching!
I honestly haven't weighed this sleep system and since my new one I completely different I'll probably never know how much this one weighed
I haven't been able to get mine down to 45 #, always heavier.
It's difficult... especially on a retail workers budget in my case
@@TheTroublemakersGuild My problem also. The lighter it gets the more it costs.
@@jerrydavis5934 Exactly. It gets expensive very quickly
I have the same issue. I just keep telling myself its not a camp out. but more likely a civil war we will be dealing with.. so i keep replacing comfort idem's for magazines.. boom right back to heavy ass hell.LOL
Secret to lightening a pack is caches.....Not only at ur bugout location, but several along the way.....This pack looks way too heavy
The mess kit is from what used to be Yugoslavia
I think it's actually the Serbian kit because it doesn't have the silverware, but they're basically the same thing. You know your military surplus!
@Troublemakersguild where did you get the bags you used to put your hygiene kit in.
Amazon
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Nice loadout man, I'm currently building an INCH bag myself. About 6 months into it, still have a way to go. Building bags for my wife and 2 kids as well. Takes alot of money lol.
Thanks for watching! And nice man! It is quite expensive but on the plus side, at least it is kinda fun
@@TheTroublemakersGuild it is fun. We try to get out and train with our gear about once a month. My bag is the USMC ILBE main rucksack. I also have a static v insulated pad. I use it with an aquaquest 10x10 tarp and a woodland camo Modular Sleep System. I also have a Snugpak pillow and Arcturus mylar sport utility blanket for a ground sheet. Anyway, once i get the bag finished, i plan on making a video as well. Seems these bags are necer really finished, but like you said, that's part of the fun.
@@joeyjones9041 Sounds like a sweet setup! What state are you in? And I'll try to look out for that video then! And for sure; never finished but the process is never really boring
@@TheTroublemakersGuild i live in Tennessee, i have a couple of really close friends that live in Colorado
@@joeyjones9041 Nice man. Tennessee is on the list of one of the places I would move to if I ever move out of CO
I'm always wondering..why does everything in all these kits look brand new lol
Well is said in the video that I just finished the bag?
Nice vid 👍👏👏
Thank you!
No fishing kit?
My new setup has a small kit.
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Wasn’t even holding an AK and screamed “wolverines” smh
Channeled the spirit of the Wolverines by using what was available to me
@@TheTroublemakersGuild just ball busting lmao still loved it mate btw totally recommend palmetto state armory ak cheap and super reliable if you ever want to try your hand at an ak
@@donlesley1873 Good, glad you enjoyed it 🤙 I've heard good things about those PSA AKs. I'll probably try one eventually, if not something like an Arsenal
Good organization there. Loksaks are great, very underrated.
I'd say. Thanks for watching!
You stole?
It's a joke
Ok👍
You really need to invest in a better mic. Your intro is quite loud but as soon as you start talking, can't hear a word you're saying.
I just used my cell phone. You win some and you lose some 🤷♂️
@@TheTroublemakersGuild no worries. Don't mean that to be rude, just making sure you're aware.
@@zito88 Yeah, I got you. I could have just recorded the talking bit at my house, but I figured doing it in the mountains would be more entertaining. I definitely didn't expect it to be as windy as it was
Go Chicago Bears 🤣 my man 💪🏽
He snuck that one in there lol
I don’t even do this but it’s interesting
Fair enough!
@@TheTroublemakersGuild no no, it’s actually good bec that means the audience is wider. So, it’s good
@@Cons2911 That's true. The more people who watches the better. Both because it satisfies my demand for attention and because it can help some people become more prepared lol
@@TheTroublemakersGuild true true. Even those that don’t do this needs some sort of bug out bag. It depends on how much they want to invest in it, but anyone would learn something. Like, I have 2 kids, if something happens, what do we do, what do we take with us. Makes you think, so there’s at least that.
So, keep doing what you’re doing
@@Cons2911 Exactly. Food for thought, of nothing else. Thank you, and I appreciate you watching!
Is that a rainbow flag 🏳️🌈 don’t tread on me T-shirt you’re wearing? 😎
It sure is 😎
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The American Redhead seeing it totally made my day better and now I am less worried about America somehow.
@@survivalinwonderland5277 That's good 😂 It ain't my place to tell people how to live their lives 🤷♂️
Ok here is my take on your bag .
I would reorganize the whole thing .
Need your first aid kit on out side of your pack
Your shelter system needs work ,had a gi hammock and Sas tarp
Your sleep system as is stands won't last you very lock .ditch all the blow up items or buy a patch kit
So organize your bag like this
Out side main should be first aid,water filter/snacks,fire starter,ppe,tools,admin pouch with maps binos etc on front of you ,a pouch for category
Main should be cook set food,sleep system,clothes,back up ammo in a dry bag not a trash bag
Items to ad
Poncho
Halley Hanson base layer
Wool socks and glove
Candle lantern
Space blankets
Painter drop cloth for super shelter
Secondary filter msr guardian
Smart bottle 5 gal bladder
Ax
Gerber spade
A real fix blade the mora is a back up
Sharpener for both
Signal kit
Fishing kit
Small urban kit ( silcox,Alan key,Stanley flat pry bar
Trapping kit
The never coming home bag is very complex and un needed ( most likely will never need it .And it's a pack you don't use ever just rotate out food items just like your get home bags . ( the pack for this is a pack that has minimal zippers and 1000 cordura and hypon ( ilbe is the way to go for go bags)
Make a training bag and leave your other kits alone .
The pack set up you have you wont make it in a Colorado winter .
Your sleep system has you on the ground ( yes I saw your blow up pad that will pop and snivel pillow ) you need to either be in a cave or off the ground if you want a pillow get the stuff pillows .
Edible plants book
Shelter building book ( your current kit is temporary you need a decent repair kit / sewing kit
Your going to have to build multiple shelters and hide sites and tree stands
Need to insulate your filter it will freeze the way you have it . Thats why I say get the msr guardian as main
Your pack is going to get more heavy after you ad the right items . Remember you are talking about not coming home think long and hard about that .
Things to conceder,family and pets and a team .
Looks like you have friends with you I would find an area and break your pack down give each person a role .cook,shelter,water,hunter is shared .
Now redo your packs around your assigned role this is how you survive not alone you will die just from being alone.
Loss of moral and will power .
Good comment and very helpful. If/ when I make adjustments I'll definitely look back at this
great video, and panorama views of Colorado,you`ve helped promote some tourism as well..did i miss,shelter in your bag?
The Outdoor Research Alpine Bivy is completely waterproof and is made out of Gore-Tex. That's my shelter, considering how light and easy it is to use.
Thanks for watching!
@@TheTroublemakersGuild great presentation, hope will see more,and Colorado also..best wishes from'cross the pond '..and thx for the shelter tip
@@andysm1964 Best wishes to you too my friend!
Ugh only a matter of time
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@@TheTroublemakersGuild just keep it together please
@@dathibs23 I'm as together as one can be
@@TheTroublemakersGuild that shows me ur not :(
@@dathibs23 The fact that complain on almost every one of my videos shows me that you're the one who doesn't have their shit together, if i'm being honest with you
Not to sound like im rippin on ya but i would sit down with a scale and weigh every item a and decide if it actually worth the pounds
I get where you're coming from. Ounces equal pounds, or something like that
@@TheTroublemakersGuild exactly. But all in all pretty well done video
@@billb3374 Thanks man
Are you going more gear type stuff because it looked like you were mostly video game
I plan to. It's just kinda hard because I dont really make a ton of money and so I don't have a big budget for gear unless I have a project in mind that I want to work towards. I will be making a video on my battle belt here soon though
This is almost comical
sadly he is way more prepared then 90% of Americans.
@@ghostsoftherepublic i would agree. a bag is only one of many things in the preparedness realm