What's in my "Get Home Bag"?
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- I pack a back for when things go south that I keep with me wherever I go. Here it is!
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Grey man is the way to go.
completely agree. i'd rather people assume i'm like all others than advertise i'm carrying an aresnal. my get home bag looks like a normal bag with just the essentials and a level 2 plate in the back with my ccw +2 mags. i just need to get home safe to my main supply not wage war on the streets
Omar thank you you just read my mind.
Texas Ghost GREY MAN HERE 🍺
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Not judging but this is more of a range bag lol
What does yours look like. Or would.......
I think Emilio didn’t understand the “get home” part, this isn’t a 72hr setup
That aint a survival bag, thats enough to start a revolution.
Have to agree. Definitely not a get home bag, I wouldn't even call it a range bag. More like "what cool and useless stuff can I fit in here?".
I personally liked the bag. But a glock 17, a 223, and a shotgun makes you look your going to start a god damn war. I would take my personal carry gun and whatever other gun I have in my truck, wether it be a shotgun, ar, or a hunting rifle. And my carry gun and extra mags would be on my side or in my pockets. God forbid I get into a shoot out and I have to reload and my mags are on my back
I live in a suburban area and work in an urban area. I'm guessing people who say it's too visible live in these environments. The bag, outer contents, and hat draw entirely too much attention. Hell, I'm a 2A guy and I'd be calling law enforcement if I see this rig outside of going to the range. Any Karen who sees a gun is calling the cops. Add a long gun and she thinks you're the next mass shooter.
I have a hiking bag. With a concealed pistol, ammo, light, fire starting, blankets, bug spray, food, tp, socks, undies, water, water purification, first aid, etc, I'm just a guy with a backpack. Maybe I'm a college kid, maybe I'm some dude who can't afford a car. Nothing screams well armed and that's how most of us want it.
Brother I respect your right to keep and bear, but you're gonna' carry 4 guns (2 Glocks, AR and a 12 gauge) on the walk home? And in your area didn't the cops illegally confiscate weapons from the citizens during Katrina? Might I suggest a lower profile, fewer guns and ammo, and maybe a little more water, radio, fire starter etc. And cash. And socks. Peace.
Agreed.
@Sparrow Flying "Rooftop Korean" is a compliment! It means that you're willing to defend your community's lives and property.
Andrew true but walking around with two long guns isn’t going to help. Better to have a pistol with a few extra mags and be able to move quick and quite. After a five mile hike with all that gear stuff is getting dropped anyway. He shouldn’t have one gun, water, food, shelter and all weather gear.
He gets caught out in heavy rain all his tac cool gear is going to be useless after an hour hike.
I somewhat agree...but it would be real tough to convince myself to leave the (as in the ONE I carry, lol) long gun in the truck. I'd probably be at one pistol and one long gun.
Me personally I don't like to broadcast to strangers and the police that I have a gun. And if there was to be martial law like you said, I don't want them to know I'm armed. Why? Cause the police are not very beneficial for our gun rights.
Amen!!!
Carrying those firearms to me makes someone suspicious. I can see maybe 2 . But 4 and all the ammo. Looks like your up to something
Are you trying to "get home" from Iraq? One gun is plenty to get home, wheres food and water? A get home pack is more of a trek not a hunting trip
Nor Flo Fuck, that comment really made me burst out laughing
Me too
He never leaves the gated community he lives in!
You have probably been indoctrinated by the military one gun is enough (because the bean counters are to cheap to equip you properly and they really don't care about your wellbeing anyway)
A lot of the more intelligent police agencies issue 2 handguns plus the long guns. SWAT members always have a least 2 guns.
Massad Ayoob has written countless articles of actual shootings where the good guy needed multiple guns to survive.
Jim Cirrilo veteran of 17 police shootings frequently carried multiple guns and used them all in a confrontation.
Pistols work great at close to medium range but loose too much power & accuracy at long range.
Rifles work great at medium and long ranges but up close hard to maneuver and have plenty of space for the bad guy to grab onto. If working one handed (wounded) how effective are you going to be with a rifle.
And after a natural disaster animals will be highly agitated. Would you like to face a bear, gator, boar with just a 9mm handgun an AR rifle 5.56? Not me Magnum big bore pistol or shotgun with slugs (mainly because I don't want to be moving through the animal's digestive tract in parts or whole)
Oh you’re going to have a bad time if a EMP ever gets popped over America!
You carry more stuffs than what I used to carry in IRAQ. lol
I hope this one works for you my dude. I'm more in the camp of sub 25 lbs bag, 4 mags one pistol. It's my opinion that in a SHTF you've got a good 24-48 hrs before the real desperation sets in and in that window a low profile works better for me. To be fair I don't live where you do and I don't know how open carry is looked at there but that's an awful lot of gear to show on your walk home. For me I find 2 bottles of water, 1 life staw, 3400 cal of food, emergency blanket, army poncho, para-chord, first aid kit, good shoes, extra pair of socks, solar charger for phones etc, some blister bandages, deet, sunscreen, and my M&P are what fit my get home bag best. I'm of the opinion that a non-tactical bag doesn't broadcast to anyone that may be watching where I'm going that I have supplies that they would want for themselves. I'm one man, I can't guard my home 24/7 so I would try to make myself as low profile as possible anytime I leave the house. Defense is always reactionary, so you're always going to start any confrontation at a disadvantage, why invite it in?
to each is own, I fully respect your decision of your get home bag, me personally I would rather carry a bag that was less revealing. something that doesn't advertise the I have a boomstick and a hand gun, id rather blend in, but be fully able to protect what's mine if need be. great video though brother! love the ideas you have.
I keep 3 MRE's and plenty of Water. Eat one to start out and carry the other 2 in pack. Armies go no where without food and water.
Trust me you'll stand out just fine without the red hat. This isn't Fallujah man.
That's not near enough. No lifestraw or shelter but 4 chem sticks? Get better. Especially in these times.
*Wants to be discrete with a red hat* - Puts 5 mags and a set of handcuffs on the outside of a multi cam bag 🧐
Wants to be discrete with a red hat??? What video did you watch. The point of it is the OPPOSITE of being discrete.
Seth, this dumbass doesn't want to be discreet. He wants everyone to know he's the tacticool guy all the guys want to be; and the girls get wet for.
Constructive criticism: Put the folding knife in your pocket. Ditch ALL ammo except for 2-3x G19/G17 mags, and don't put mags on the outside of the bag. Ditch the G17 that's in the bag. Change to a different hi-vis color that's not MAGA red, it draws unnecessary attention to you. Add a spare pair of socks (preferably merino wool). Add food and water. I think you've got the right idea in some aspects, but you've also got a lot of extra weight that you're most likely not going to get value out of carrying.
I carry zip cuffs weigh a lot less than handcuffs also one bottle of water with no water purification means wouldn’t be enough unless you work really close to your house
Did you watch the video? He ssid his situation might be different than yours. Come on people!
Kenneth Curtis I didn’t say he should carry the way I do was saying that’s what I do don’t get your panties in a wad
@@natemel12 why even carry cuffs? its a get home bag for fucks sake, and if someone is not an immediate threat like he said then why would you cuff them? and how? yall just looking for an excuse to carry your sex toys in public lol
Nice!!! Exactly what I told my roommate. She just purchased a truck and was getting things ready for it. Since this Pandemic started, I've been more on the alert. I described a Get Home Bag would be great for her since she has children and will need to get home as a priority if SHTF.
Thanks for the video. Just a thought. I always try to think like the bad guy. And the bad guy is going to look at your bag, and attack you and take it. I think discreet is the way to go on the walk home
The Gray Man scenario would work better in a urban area. That setup just screams shoot me and take it.
That’s a get home bag or a range bag ? You do you, and if this bag set up like it is gives you the sense of security you need in a get home bag then great. Have you actually carried that pack and all your weapons for several hours in the heat and one bottle water?
There’s not a lot of red hats around? Lol. Well there is this one famous red ball cap that’s been around for oh I don’t know like 3 years? lol 😂
Keep On Searching Earth wearing a white hood would also get similar results.
A backpack video that has nothing to do with politics and without fail someone has to open they're mouth knowing it will start shit...the lack of brain cells is astounding.
I'm not comming at you. Not at all. My feed is loaded with videos like this. In my opinion, and this is just my opinion, that tactical style bag with ammo magazines and handcuffs sticking out the back will make you a target. You can prepare all you want, but if someone wants to ambush you they will likely be successful. My get home bag is literally grey and looks like a laptop bag. I carry too, but mine is concealed on my waist and that's all I need. I have bug spray, bandages, callarie packs, water, a good knife, a paper map, water filtration, fire starting, etc. In my trunk I have a change of clothes, good walking shoes, a non discript hat, and rain protection. Bottom line, our get home bags couldn't be more different. But, to each his own.
I appreciate the feedback and respect your opinion! 👊🏻💥🇺🇸
I like y’all’s bags, and they’re damn near perfect. The way to make them 100% perfect is if it had a pouch for a plate.
The problem with stuff on the outside of the pack that comes off quick and easy, is that it comes off quick and easy. Valuable items you don't want to get lost or lose entirely should go inside the pack.
You are a credit to the community. Not just the gun community. Keep up the good work sir!
You are too kind, sir. Thank you!🙏🏻
Nice bag. Keeping it lite gets you home a little quicker when walking and possibly running. Good video.
Ive used this bag for a couple of years as my work bag, day hikes, and travel bag. I like that i can easily add things to it or take things off. Its been a great bag for me and i love LBX products.
Chris Robinson try first tactical there better in my opinion . Sorry chris i got caught up typing something else . There innovations are amazing they provide a removable back panel that can be used as snow shovel or a arm leg or c spine splint . The shoulder strap design and system is amazing . It keeps the pack from rubbing on your neck There are so manny packs on the market so little money lol .
@@warlantactical I have no experience with first tactical. though a local range does sell there products. LBX is made by LBT (London bridge Trading) To say first Tactical is "better" is kind of a broad statement.
Great video. May I suggest a rechargeable power cell so you can charge while on the move. Chances are if things go south, you won't have ready access to power nor want to spend the time it's going to take to charge a phone. Also I'd exchange some ammo for more food or water. Far more likely you will need to rely on food/water than 150+ rounds.
Again in my case, I’m probably at most 30 minutes from “help”. Thanks for the feedback! 👍🏻
A get home bag makes sense. All these people always talking about bug out bags. I ask them where theyre bugging out to and i never get an answer. If the shit hits the fan, i want to be at home.
Agree 100%
Unless you live in an area with a lot of wildfires I think a bug out bag is superfluous. I commute (or...at least I did until the Wuflu) 50 miles to work twice a week. Having a get home back (or what I think of as a shelter in place bag) in my car makes a lot of sense and gives me peace of mind.
A bug out bag is only good for if/when you HAVE to leave. Obviously stay home as long as viable.
Will Robinson i for one have 3 location to bug out to . I probably wont ever show my actual kit .
Well thought out GHB. I had not thought about the high vis hat, so thanks for that. Great stuff! Be safe!
Looks like a raid load out lol
My MANBAG is with me 24/7. My truck cab is an arsenal. Zip ties instead of cuffs.
That tourniquet is useless still in the wrapper. Good luck getting that off with blood covered hands
As you can tell he has no experience
I usually keep my handcuffs in the bedroom. Never thought I’d need them on the road. Thanks Paul
Put the flex cufs in the bag, and I agree keep the real cuffs in the bedroom
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I'd also recommend bringing "pocket sand" in conjunction to your GHB. It might just save your life!
It’s basically a bag full of ammo and guns. If I need to get home I’m getting home to my family. Water, my edc gun, a knife, flashlight and a snickers and I can run or move very fast with just that stuff to get home to my family
@Legally Armed America Just a heads be extremely careful with the bug spray for long term storage. I just went through one of my bags and had the exact same can of spray leaked and it melted everything plastic. Melted the plastic body of a monocular and the nylon belt pouch it was stored in into jelly goop. Turned the plastic of a blister pack of a set of lighters into a dark amber jelly. When chemical reaction occured is no joke.
I'm a 21 year old man living in Maryland and one of the most well known things about this place is for it's ghetto cites, to that I say it's kinda true especially if you're living in the in large part of the city but I live in a sub urban area which is calm for the most part but one thing I learned growing up is that a block certainly makes a difference. Depending on where you're at and what time it is you do need to keep your guard up. One moment I'm doing lawn work in my peaceful neighbourhood then I walk to the apartment complex behind my neighborhood and I see a bunch of punks talking shit and get into some occasional confrontations which is why I normally avoid walking there. But there's always a chance that I could run into some hostility especially when I go to the store which is in walking distance and like I said depending on the time is which is usually at night time when I run into those creepy pan handlers which I normally don't mind but occasionally I run into a drunk or drugged up creep which is why I usual keep a blade with me when I go off on my own. But in these times when things are higher in demand chances are I'm going to run into more hostility so I've decided to make my own get home bag should things get ugly.
Could you tell me the brand of N99 mask or a link?
Hey man. Dont forget to plastic bag valuable items like the phone charger incase you get caught in the rain. Also cash, maybe a spare credit card and some back up I.d. like a passport or even an expired drivers license could come in handy. Thanks for sharing
I have always called them "Get Home" bags as well!
glockensig that he has is not a get home bag more of a active shooter tactical wannabe guy
He’s ready for war but where’s ur MRE or water ?
LP7 had water and granola bars at the end of the vid
Outstanding intel brother. Do you ever get in a situation where you have to leave that bag in your truck for a while ? You said you keep a long rifle and a scatter gun in the truck. I live in south florida and i would be hesitant to leave that stuff in my truck. Just saying. And once again outstanding video thanks.
The type of work I’m in, my truck is always within eyesight of me unless I’m pulling permits. Then I leave my guns home.
This "get home bag" is seriously flawed. The last thing you want to do in a situation that would actually require a Get Home Bag is to draw attention to yourself. Especially in an urban or overpopulated environment. This bag screams "kill me and take my stuff".
So he literally carries 3 - 4 firearms daily. Lol I didn’t know lake Charles was in a combat zone.
I have a very close setup for the exact same thing. I work about a 40 minute drive away from my home and it would take me about 6 to 8 hours to walk it, unless I take the woods route in which case it would be about 6 hours, either way, I know I am going to get thirsty and as such keep a life straw next to my water bottle in my bag along with a small baggie with single dose packs of tylenol, advil, asprin, benadryl, and imodium. My luck I would be walking and sure enough get sick or sprain an ankle and wish really hard I had some.
Awesome suggestion!
Ur suggestion is spot on, all meds needs to be in oem labeled pkg in case of leo encounters everything else is explainable but a baggie of loose pills...... = free ride & 3 hots and a cot.
Unless Ur uphere then andy lets U out...
Personally I keep things internal so as not to advertise.
Prepare to Survive.
Survive to Protect
Good Luck to all and be safe.
being from southern Louisiana i can definitely appreciate the bug spray! LOL one of the most important items in the bag.
Nice set up man! Well thought out!
For me, this is most likely the "kill bag".
why do not call it go to war bag？
Don’t tell him that he might change the title
But what we really need to know is, what do you keep in your Stay Home bag 😁😉
Nuke and raptor of course
Great comment. I have a feeling we are all prepared for this
Suggestion "Kimber Pepper Blaster". & "Flir monocular thermo would be a great addition to your bag
I feel like carrying exposed magazines isn't that advantageous if trying to get home.
One thing to add would be a few zip lock bags they have several good uses and take almost no space.
Thanks for the info: 👍 Stop the bleed kit is a must lifesaver.
The amount of ammo and guns is ridicules...
You'd be dead after one two mags.
Water or food? Nah...
My boy thinks he's Arnold, probably lives in his dreamworld where he is the armed up invincible gunslinger lol
I don’t think you realize how many criminals know how to get out of handcuffs lol! If I designate someone a threat as I’m walking home after a societal collapse my plan is to not be looking over my shoulder the whole way home. Take that as you will. Also my get home bag has camo clothes in it because I want to avoid other people and hide from them the whole way home. I don’t plan on wearing high vis anything.
Those cheap cuffs are easily broken. I seen prisoners do it as a demonstration at a prison. That’s why hinged is better
This dude crazy, what's he getting home from? Shooting everyone he knows??!
Just Kyle alright now your thinking like a liberal 🤦🏻♂️
Thanks for the feedback, dipshit
@@LegallyArmedAmerica why are you so agressive? You are willing to give advice, but you don't want to listen. And really, do you live in Iraq or something?
Фёдор Молчанов you’re commenting beneath a comment where someone called me “crazy”. You’re gonna be fine. Promise. 👍🏻
@@LegallyArmedAmerica Oh i will be.
Who makes the AR magazine pouch on the front of the bag?
(CAUTION: Longer than usual but maybe not as boring....ok, it's as boring as always but does contain at least one good suggestion)
Greetings Brother LAA, lotta folks have already watched this video but wanted to suggest something to ya about "blowout" emergency medical kits. This is more common in the military but I'm pushing it with all local LE I come in contact with. It's not new in that each person carries a fairly small kit to treat one gunshot wound, his or her own. What I'm bout to suggest isn't new either.
In most blowout kits there is a CAT tourniquet, of course, something like Quikclot to slow the bleeding and a pressure dressing and usually a nasal route airway. Not sure I can spell the medical term. And a sling type bandage that can be used in several ways. CAT TQ's and Quikclot not cheap and a little bulky. So here is the cheaper but very effective route: Tampons and sanitary napkins. If you haven't heard about it think about it for a bit. Both are designed, actually sole purpose, to soak up blood. When I first started training for EMS in late 80's I noticed some of our our trauma dressings were almost identical to sanitary napkins. The hygiene product actually works better. The tampons, which are sterile, can be inserted into some gunshot wounds and as they expand can help to not only absorb blood but the added pressure can slow or stop the bleeding. I don't know if a company took my suggestion and ran with it but as someone who had terrible nose bleeds as a kid and had to treat em in the ambulance I suggested making a purpose built tampon like item to insert in the nose and upward a bit to treat serious nosebleeds. Now they are available, insert basically like the female version and actually have the string to help in removal and also to let ER docs know it's there. Patients get passed around a lot sometimes and all the patient info sometimes gets lost in the shuffle.
So in these trying times more than ever go or get home bags are gonna be popular topics for GunTubers, preppers and just regular folks that want to be better prepared.
Keep up the good work, as I know you will, and hope to see more of you ideas on EDC and EDP (Preparation). I haven't been down the feminine hygiene aisle lately but there might have been a run on them like toilet paper but haven't heard it mentioned. I don't think gun and preparedness folks will hoard em all up so shudn't be a shortage. Unless you come upon a massive accident I package of the tampons and napkins should outlast you. Don't know bout shelf life. Store mine in ziploc baggies or small plastic containers. The more prepared you are the less chance that you will need any gun, ammo or medical supplies. Just leave home without any of your gear and well, most of us have experienced the sudden onset of car crashes you come up on or possibly an officer needing assistance.
Man, I apologize for comment even longer than usual for me. Stress cranks up the PTSD and mine is off the chart. Wife just told me we have a curfew starting at 8pm. Haven't checked to see if that's just Tennessee or nationwide. Checkpoints will be next. Maybe the President should consider food stamps or card or however it's done nowadays for everyone. The one time check, if it ever comes or if we qualify, will help but we just got home from spending over $300 on groceries for 3 adults and 8yr and 15 month old granddaughters. That should be put into play for the duration since $1200 will be eatin up by us needing to eat. Take DEFCON max level of care. Is that 1 or 5? Don't know if the virus will touch all of us but crime will. Criminals and POS looters are makin their shopping lists now. Shut up rick. Ok.
If y’all are 8 hours walk time away from home or a safe place your good with that setup. I’m with you on having a long gun in truck.
This is the best, most applicable, GHB video I've seen. Thank you!
Hey man, great video but may i suggests some tips:
1. As a lot said already you're about to carry a lot of firearms (which is more than fine) but you're going to carry out 2 long guns and in the case youll need to shoot i just dont see how you would be able to hit your tearget.
Plus you're going to carry a lot of ammo (5 ar mags, at least 4 glock mags, extra 12 guage box) and to me it's just seems excessive.
2.I suggests to put the ammo on some kind of like a leg pouch be cause if you'll need to change a mag in a firefight of some sort it will be way more difficult to grab one from your back rather then your lag.
3.Also put on some extra survival oriented things like extra bottle of water and more filling food or an MRE, an external battery, also extra maybe a disposable rain jacket and an emergency blanket for those just in case stiuations.
Other then that it was a great video and it was fun to watch.
Cheers, Eitay.
(Also sorry for any grammar errors, english is no my first language)
C'mon man ... You have way under thought everything besides bullets. Poncho, duct tape, socks, water filter, eye glass repair, sun screen, wet wipes, multi tool, safety pins ... C'mon man! ...
You're only an hour's walk away from help? ... So you're gonna leave your truck and walk the streets with 2 hand guns, an AR 15, and a shot gun? Come .. on .. man.
Yes. Come. On. Man.
He is a paranoid tacticool guy with no real world experience. Seems like he gets his knowledge off of youtube then gets triggered when someone criticizes him
That window is giving me the heebie geebies.
Please reconsider, dude.
Gave you a thumbs up and and a sub, nevertheless.
I’m good, but I do appreciate your feedback! 👊🏻💥🇺🇸
Didn’t know you were in Louisiana I’m in NOLA myself, you should think about adding a light military poncho and some cordage,
I got a boat load of glow sticks from Aliexpress for nearly nothing 2 years ago
Handcuffs? I carry super large industrial wire ties, look just like what cops use and fit in thigh pocket. Also, add a gas can, five gallons would do it, you may need to detour, my backup way from work adds another 25 miles in the hills but very rural roads.
Get Home Bags are the most useful. HOWEVER, I do have things in my car that would enable me to get out of town and even out of state if the dire necessity arose.
So... the get home bag ..is at home? mission accomplished
As to the comments "too much ammo " it is only too much when carrying it, if you need it, it's never enough.
Remember the standard combat load for a individual soldier is 210 rounds for rifle + another 46 if you are "Blessed to have a pistol " + any M203 rounds or hand grenades. And that is × as many soldiers are with you + the heavier weapons. While the threats might be less so is you access to help or heavier weapons. Food for thought, and how many times have you heard of soldiers running low on ammo from actual battles?
Kirk Chartier shitloads of times
Walking an hour to get home isn't exactly the same as going into battle. I get that things can get bad but it wouldn't be my first choice to lug that much ammo around instead of other gear.
@@btrswt35 walking foot speed is about 3 miles an hour. So how many times do you think he is going to be doing construction work within 3 miles. People I know travel up to 60 miles for work. That would be 20 hours by foot (straight with no rest). If your vehicle works and the roads are good it could be less than an hour but you wouldn't need it in a backpack. Backpack bags are a grab and go type of thing. And while the average gunfight is less than 21ft and less than 4 seconds. I have never been blessed with being "average" all my SHTF, accidents and situations. Have always been extremely unnormal. And as I get older I become more likely to be a target than when I was 25. So 10lbs of ammo (especially when you believe in the flying ashtray for the pistol ammo) isn't unreasonable.
@@kirkchartier7141 I actually didn't watch the video again so I may be in error from earlier but I do believe he stated something about being within a hour (maybe two?) walking distance of wherever he went (?). Longer distance, yes a little extra ammo may not be a bad idea.
But at the same time, that load out is far from being ideal for a 60 mile hike in just about every other way. Also, carrying two pistols (the one on his hip and the one in the bag), a long gun, and the shot gun mentioned, along with ammo for all? All with one bottle of water and a couple of granola bars to keep moving? This bag wasn't set up for long distance, night time movement (glow sticks aren't going to do much for navigation at night and I do not remember if there was a flashlight), or inclement weather.
I understand the need for self protect but bug out bags are comprises. In this case, I think to many comprises for the sake of ammo were taken. However, if it works for him then great. Everyone has to evaluate their situation and needs and base there equipment off of that.
@@btrswt35 agreed that you have to tailor your bag for you. And I stated in another post the things I would have added but more water is important. In the right condition a person can go without water for 3 days (I have fasted without food or water for 3days) but if you are sweating & exerting yourself that window gets extremely small and extremely unforgiving. In South Carolina during BASIC training (Spring-Summer) we had a person 2 companies over die of dehydration and numerous people fall out all the time, they would have hydration formations several times a day where you had to drink a quart of water before you could leave. When deployed to Iraq were were taught combat lifesaver which included giving a intravenous saline bag. But more food and water than he stated is wise too.
To or from work is a 13 minute walk for me, to my father's house about an hour, to my brother's house 2 hours walk. But the nearest big city is about 20 miles away (where most people do most of their shopping). When still in the Army Reserve travel to Nashville was about 80 miles.
In the video at one point he said about a days walk from home but about 30minutes to an hour from some place now what he was referring to in that instance I don't know. Nor have I ever been to Louisiana or his general area so I don't know what he is referring to.
What is the pouch you have on the front that holds the AR mags and cuffs?
Just curious about your F-150...what size leveling kit and tires are those? O and are you using wheel spacers? Thanks
What ar mag pouch is that? And the pouch your TQ is in. What pouch is that? I like the setup on the front of the pack
Thanks Paul for taking the timeout to educate and to inform us/others because sometimes we get caught up in everyday hustle & grind and don’t realize these are great tools to have and add to our daily life. Be safe, stay vigilant, stay healthy.
Thank you, my friend. Be safe!
Good stuff.
New to your channel and noticed a mount for long guns in your truck. Would you mind sharing how you secure your long guns? Looked at past videos and didn't see anything. THANKS and Awesome Video!!!
Hey Scott, let me check on that mount brand. I do know that it is mounted onto a greyman tactical rigid molle attachment for the back of my seat.
Non cop, pointing handcuffs at someone? You’re getting into a shootout!!! Ditch the cuffs. Keep your hand on your weapon.
so-so at best
Sounds like a range bag lol
So if you break down etc your going to ruck with a AR
This may be a 1 year old video, but I feel it should be mentioned that you will need more water than that, a means to obtain and contain water, as well as purify it. Additionally, a SOL Bivvy at the bare minimum for shelter and warmth should be important to have. There are a lot of what-ifs. What if the disaster you find yourself in is not natural? What if it's an EMP? That charger and any other electronics will be useless. Or a naturally occurring CMP? Same thing: electronics will be useless. Think outside of the box.
What's the name or brand of that fire maker ? And where can I buy it?
Lol 4 guns bro. To each their own. I'd replace that shot gun and ammo for a smokeless cooking setup where you can boil water for drinking.
Good job,man
My mans posting in front of a HUD house and still has a better bag than me. Lol. I'm just pickin
Great video, professionally done! ⚔️👑⚔️
what brand is the front pouch?
Lol to duck tape someone to a tree or pole would be hilarious
Thank you for sharing this, sir.
Handcuffs are pretty limited. Large zip ties would be better in every way. Everything else looks pretty good. Might want a little better retention on the Glock mags but it looks good to go
Yeah, that velcro mag holder is about the only that I have a hard issue with.
There are other things I have issues with regarding his setup but like he said "it works for me(him)" but it would be a really bad day to realize those mags fell off/got knocked off or whatever.
Now that I think about it the only other real issue I have is the first aid kit not being in the bag. I digress.
To each his own.
May i suggest some water filtration?
nah bruh cuffs are more important duh
@@swedish_steel7861 lol
You literally have like 5+ pounds of ammunition in that bag
I would carry a bag of zip ties instead of a pair of handcuffs. If all you are doing is delaying someone who could be a future threat, you may run into more than one. Use the one set of handcuffs and you have nothing later. Have a bag of zip ties and you will have enough for another encounter and that will be enough. The idea is that you want to restrain them long enough for you to move on.
Sometimes too much is just too much. Nice video man
Sounds like a “compensation” bag.
Seems paranoid. Be prepared yes . But 4 firearms daily is ridiculous
I just want to know where I can get that shirt...
Never mind I just saw the link in the description
I'd like to hear the reasoning behind having a fancy firestarter instead of a few high quality lighters sealed up somehow .. i mean you could be an expert woodsman, but nothing is better or faster at starting a fire than a simple lighter lol...
Lighters, especially those plastic Bics, can leak (the Butane is under pressure) or break, the flint won't spark if the wheel is wet and it doesn't work for crap in a heavy wind. That makes them less than reliable for a survival situation. The firesteel doesn't have those limitations. Personally I have one of each in my GHB: the lighter is faster if it works, the firesteel is less convenient but virtually 100% reliable. Just my opinion, of course, won't hurt my feelings a bit if you disagree!
He lives in the south side of Camden or Detroit! He has more crap on him vs me in the jungles of Colombia hunting the FARC! He scared!