My Improvised BUG-OUT Setup.
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I gave myself one hour to go through my house and assemble a makeshift BUG-OUT bag and truck setup to get out of town in a disaster scenario. Remember, I am not a prepper and none of the items in this video were purchased with the intent to be used as part of a BUG-OUT setup so keep in mind that there are infinitely better options for each item (except for the Deuce...I mean come on! It's a Deuce!). As in a real emergency situation I missed a few things such as a first-aid kit and a sleeping bag (it's still warm here) but I think this video shows a decent effort for someone who has not prepared for such an event. Also, this picture was put together for the SilencerCo BUG-OUT picture competition called, "Living In The Red". If you enjoyed this video please give me a like and be sure to subscribe for future channel updates as I plan to put up a new video every week or two. Welcome to my channel BC's Deuce and Guns!
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Your duce also can run off of the oil in transformers located everywhere. So when the vehicles are all dead, your duce will still have options. I love your videos!
i really think you got everything covered,,,, great job,,,, love the truck !!!!!
At the 'carry as many socks as possible', my mind produced this amazing image of a deuce and a half loaded with two tons of socks
I'm pretty sure the deuce doubles as a chain saw lol
"14 thousand pound kitten"
RyanPlays you can pick them up for around 10000
Adam Covey he was referring to the weight
what if telecommunications went out wouldn't you want to have a powerful cb in that beast of a duce
I became interested in this M35A2 truck 44 years ago. It looks robust, reliable and durable. Hope that one day I can afford one.
They are cheap...
tran hau like highschool kid walks out after graduating and picks one up cheap
Tow bar for cars you find and want to keep (doubles as storage/trailer). Tow a small found trailer to a secluded place, then ditch it when its time to move on. Tool box. Plastic 50 gallon water barrel in the back, another 50 gallon for fuel, dirt bike for scouting, tent under the tarp, rocket stove, cooler, gear locker. Boondock in it NOW to get used to locations and routes. Seems like fun, I need to get me one.
Those Pocket References are awesome
The great advantages of this beast of a truck is that it is VERY RELIABLE!!! Yes it is a HUGE beast to drive around, it isn't the most fuel efficient vehicle and it isn't very comfortable. But it does get the job done. I would like to convert one of these into a vehicle with awnings off the side. Fold out tent on the cab of the truck, I would box the cargo area which would have a small living space and cargo space for everything and on top of the enclosed back section would be a racking system for various cargo.
There's just so much you can do with a vehicle like this!!!
+khp247 Very true. Look up the M109 shop van. Most of the work is already done.
The Cliff bars are just over the top.
You could make your shelter in the back of your Duce if the tarp is big enough
lol...you are awesomely-funny. i'll keep an eye out for when SHTF!
If you're an Eastwood fan you'll recognize my ragtag group as the one most resembling Kelly's Heros...except without the gold.
If it came down to it, could you live in the back of the deuce if you threw a tarp on it?
Yes
Funny thing you mention the pocket reference. I just ordered mine late last week. Should arrive within the next week!
Keep up the great videos though. Always enjoy watching them!
Great video! One thing I learned in the Army thats very very important, is how to properly boresight your AR15...and thats both front & rear sights! That M16 that you have is a pure BEAST buddy!
Can't beat the old ruger 10/22
If you had the cover for the bed you could just set up a small tent in the bed of the truck and use that as shelter und you wont have to worry about the tent leaking or flooding because the bed cover on the truck would help prevent that from happening plus it would help keep your tent insulated from the elements.
Thumbs up for the "Pocket Reference" book!
so much you could do with this truck. I'd make a permanent living structure in the box
These dumpy bodied, old men sure lead rich fantasy lives.
+Chris Blocksom Mighty strong words from someone who's never built up enough courage to upload one of their own videos. Honestly, the more popular I get the more people like you show up so welcome to my channel and thanks for watching.
I want to drive a deuce to highschool . not as a did but as like a occasion / fun vehicle . the looks on peoples faces lol XD . no laws against it that I know of .... maybe a parking ticket but they won't tow it ...... but they could try XD
Solar powered charger, then ebooks to save on space. Load down a tablet and take a burner phone just in case (I'd take my cell for sentimental reasons plus there are some still useful apps)
I would suggest getting some snares and traps. They are more effective and work while you are doing other stuff. Also, there are times you probably don't want to give away your presence with gunfire. Also, lifestraws are cheap, last a long time and are small.
Well done, and thanks for making a great video
Can I be Johnny Raincloud? Everyone who makes videos like Deuce and Guns or participates in the contest Deuce mentioned has now let the world, especially those who they do not want to know, who they are and what they have. In the true spirit of prepping... People! Keep your mouths shut and your preparations within your Prepper circle. Otherwise, just paint targets on your roofs.
Right? one IED and a well placed fire team and this dudes truck and supplies are gone.
IED lol
need to make bows and get a tarp for you deuce. you would have a super shelter. they sleep 4 really comfortable
Subscribed I love duece for prepping I got Cummins truck now going to buy duece wife won't be happy
Forgot a jug of 2 cycle gas and a couple bottles of bar and chain oil and your file and saw wrench for that there chain saw good sir. I'm a bit late but thought I'd toss that info in.
Well Deuce, Get 4 plastic cube tanks 2 for fuel and 2 for water. Next get a 20 ton construction trailer and a 20 ft. container box and take all the stuff you'll need for at least a year. Don't worry about the speed, cause where you can go the unprepaired can't follow.
Don't forget your fishing stuff!
id like too add that your 10/22 is also a very quiet gun, being in an apocalyptic zone thats kind of an important thing what with looters and zombies and all, also its a very common round and its probably second on the availability list, 223/556 being first.
Yep, and when I throw my suppressor on the 10/22 it becomes no louder than a good hand clap. Link below. th-cam.com/video/7rD8gMUMAXQ/w-d-xo.html
I've seen people run their vehicles on homemade HHO systems, would be cool to use one on a deuce!
I want to drive that deuce so bad
Nice rolling target
I like how everyone thinks this was a serious video. This was an over the top fun video for a contest. Look at my property. If the need arises I'm bugging in not out.
***** I wasnt taking the video seriously though, i was just teasing. I just started prepping so im definitely no expert anyways. have a good one :)
Just voted for you three times on the Silencerco email for this contest.
If you win three suppressors, may I have one? Best of luck, bro, keep the deuce videos coming!
As soon as I have the money and place to keep one of these I am going to get one.
For your own sake take your bug out "setup" up in the mountains this summer and live for at least 1 week. Just try it. Don't throw in any creature comforts or extras, just what you have here. Then keep in mind in a real bug-out SHTF a single week is on the absurdly low side.
For an added bonus see if your Deuce will even get you from your home in the city to a reasonably comfortable campsite without haveing to "procure" fuel.
Also don't put transmission and engine oil in the fuel; that's not what they mean by multi-fuel, you're going to have clogged filters before you get 100 miles. The reliability of military vehicles is a myth, they're designed with the expectations of a fully staffed and supplied wheel vehicle maintenance company to be available. In terms of MPG and meantime between failure or major maintenance any commercial vehicle will out-perform any military vehicle (In their defense military vehicles are more rugged and bulletproof).
+Dustin B Why doesn't anyone ever read the video description? I put this video together for fun and to enter the SilencerCo suppressor contest.
Because we don't know what that is. LOL! I sold my deuce and a half after I figured out what a big ol' albatross it really was. I'm not knockin' yer rig tho bro. Very cool and fun, if you can afford it. On a serious note, I can't really figure what a real SHTF "bug out" event would be. I know all us folks out in the country are pretty much geared up to take out the city folks that try to come where WE are. Can you imagine what "bug out day" is really gonna look like in town? Just about every young to middle age suburban male these days visualizes himself as the second coming of Rambo! Ha! I can just see it now: Its 2100 hours in early November, just about dusk, and CNN and FOXNews are reporting an imminent Soviet air attack. Suddenly, in a neighborhood near yours, every other side yard gate flies open, and a thousand 4x4 pickup trucks pulling 5th wheel trailers attempt to roll out onto the street at once....INSTANT TRAFFIC JAM, and everyone jumps out with AR15's to proclaim their preeminent right to be king of the road and master of all survivalists! Hahahaha! They'll all be eating MRI's in situ the following morning!
I'd like to see a more in depth video. There's a ton you could do to set up that deuce for bugging out. You could carry at least 20 gallons of water in the bed or set up a RV style water tank under the bed. Auxiliary fuel tank, few totes with dehydrated food, tools tools tools galore... I could list off for a log time...
There's a ton (actually 2.5 tons) that you could do with a deuce. It wouldn't be hard to store a years worth of food along with water and fuel filtration systems in the back and still have a small sleeping area back there. In the future I'll do some, "what is possible" deuce bugout truck videos so stay tuned and thanks for watching.
***** you should get one of them little trailers you see dueces hauling now and then down the highway
I got about 40k to get started. I love unrealistic shit like this.
Hahaha! I sold my deuce-and-a-half, after it occurred to me I LIVE WHERE ALL YOU CATS ARE GONNA BE TRYIN' TA DRIVE YER DEUCE-AND-A-HALFS TOO! I just bought me a Barrett .50 cal. (ta stop vehicles with), and I stocked up on my sniper equipment. VOILA! Even with all my SHTF knowledge about finding fuel for my all fuel truck, I wasn't seeing that as a very likely way to go. The Toyota, 4dr, 4WD, with my small trailer seems more reasonable (if we don't just stay here). Nice big ol' truck ya got there though bubba! ;^)
Steve Burton are you a good shooter
Big ass truck for a little bit of equipment lol
I like this guy lol
I'd put in either security or shelter part, a combat knife, and a military grade shovel. Also, what about items like compass, rope and other items like that?
There are simple ways to get around the generator problem depending on the voltage/current type u need.
Hey, a little tip here. Remove the damn speed governor, and the replace it with one that allows you to go 85 mph. If you really think about it, yeah, no other civilian type vehicle won't stand to this truck here, but it ain't incredibly fast either. In case of a disaster, or something, you need to be able to move quickly, especially if you got someone trying to take you truck from you because the are so damn desperate. My cousin has one, and changed the speed governor.
thats not possible it dont have the gearing for it. its like my pickup No matter how much power it has or what i change it will still go 85
You have that big ass truck and you haven’t figured out how to incorporate shelter into it? The bed is easily large enough to pitch a tent in at night. And the bed is thick metal, so fire (camp stoves, etc) inside that bed area is certainly not out of the question.
Personally, I’d never consider such a vehicle - too big, too noisy, too attention getting (someone might shoot at me thinking I am the military), and far too difficult to obtain parts. I’ve chosen a smaller, more common, vehicle.
Always a fine balance between capacity, capability, and stealth. Hard to have all 3. Jeep (capability & stealth). Motorhome (capacity and stealth). Deuce (capability and capacity).
With the Jeep, you'll be out of supplies in days. With the RV, you'll be stuck at the first ditch crossing. With the Deuce, you have no stealth. Got to pick one...
I plan to use the bwd of my deuce as shelter
Nicely done! Impressive to say the least. The deuce could take along a lot more things and I mean A LOT. Was the siphon pump a harbor freight one? I have the same thing. Lol.
Have you looked at the AR7? It comes with scope mount, all but the scope fits in the stock and it floats.
Luv your truck! I have a M923 but I think I may a wrist pin prob with my truck.
Thanks, sorry to hear about your Cummins wrist pin. It being a Cummins it could drive for another 50k before it finally let loose but it'd be a gamble every time you started her up.
earned a sub buddy love the deuce
with that truck, throw two blue 55 gallon water barrels in the back, boom, water for weeks.
love that accent
i love the setup, but you should consider suppresors of some sort, or melee weapons
So much for the 5lbs bugout challange, this guys is going with the 15,000lbs bugout setup.
Nothing "wrong" with an old duce, as a former Army wheeled vehicle mechanic I like them, but I would be cautious of drawing unwanted attention driving something like that when SHTF. I would opt for the old Toyota diesel truck (before they were called the Tacoma) They go anywhere, tough as nails, almost 40 MPG (yes we had one back in the 80s) and is not as likely to catch the eye of big brother when Martial law kicks in.
I agree on the old diesel Toyota.
He will get robbed by some guy with a neon campers backpack and a cheap mosin.lol
+Dranksta lol day z
Ukraine is apparently sell BTR-152's and I was wondering what your opinion as regarding employing one of these as a bug-out-vehicle?The BTR-152 is a wheeled 6X6 armored personnel carrier with the ability to accommodate up to 18 passengers plus two crew members. These vehicles are already armored against small-arms fire, have significant storage capacity, have proven themselves capable off-road vehicles in climates ranging from northern Russia to South Africa, can to fitted with litters (to serve as bunk beds), and are initially significantly less expensive then US surplus vehicles (not factoring shipping, which I have yet to investigate/calculate).
They'd be more than adequate for a bugout vehicle. Admittedly, I'm not an expert on them but I'd assume they're probably poor fuel economy and good reliability. The only small issue I see is that they wouldn't be as useful truck wise once you've reached your destination. If you can get one cheap and they're fun to drive why not pick one up. Hope you never have to use it for a true bugout situation and only use it for fun.
"a 14,000 pound kitten"
I would think you would throw a few 275 oil tanks in the bed of that thing and fill a couple with fuel and one with water and be good for forever
Now, how much life are you going to get out of your engine if you do just throw whatever you want into the fuel tank? I'd think that you'd want to be as easy as possible on something that plays a huge key part in your survival. Love the setup though. Maybe add a dual sport bike for scouting purposes. A lot you could do with a setup like this!
If the operator follows the manual it'll be fine because the engine was designed for it. There are also three thermos sized inline fuel filters to keep everything clean. For more alternative fuel info see my fuels for a deuce video linked below. Thanks for watching.
th-cam.com/video/BCXRUXOPMHQ/w-d-xo.html
Why not build a shelter in the bed of the douce buds........great vid 🍻
+Eat-Sleep-Prep That would work. Actually, the Army had a version of the Deuce with a box already on the back called the M109 shop van. That would be ideal for a prepper vehicle.
what you use for the abandon car thing the orange thing i cant understand it ( because im dutch )
This truck can run on just about any fluid that will burn. Due to this multi-fuel capability I can use the orange hand pump and transfer the petrol, engine oil, and transmission fluid from any car straight into my fuel tank to run the truck.
***** Ànd how is the pump called ?
Hopkins 10803 FloTool Transfer Pump
+JustGames transfer pump
Where did you get this? Also how much did it cost ??
That truck gets ten miles to the gallon that's good for what it is
just off the top of my head, I might suggest that you add a power inverter to your battery. and maybe have an electric chainsaw, just in case you don't have fuel for the gas
I'm actually working on this right now. Just trying to figure how to mount and waterproof it.
3 liters of water and you have a deuce and a half?! Throw a few jerry cans of water in that thing and you'll have 15 or 20 gallons of fresh, clean water
Looking for specs on recommended fluids
Great vid, love the deuce! How about you use the box of your deuce as shelter? Cheers
That's where I'd use the tarp. I don't use the normal military cargo top due to the unkempt (my fault) roads on the farm that would rip it to shreds.
Well in any case, you got yourself a sweeeeet ride my friend. Kudos!
I noticed that you seem to have a habit of standing with your hand on your side arm. I would advise that you brake that habit as it is not a good one in any situation. on the another note. your video on how to buy a Deuce actually helped me out a lot when I purchased my M923A1. thank you and I hope to see many more video's.
+Colt Rice Thanks. This sidearm setup is actually my competition rig that places my G34 grip right where my hand falls. You can see that the Bladetech holster has the G34 low and out at exactly the max limits for USPSA. In a real life carry situation I always go concealed but here I'm in the middle of my farm so I could walk around like Yosemite Sam if I were inclined to.
oh ok good to know. I only meant as an open carry concealed carry weapon. when will you be making another video? I wouldnt mind seeing more of the ole' deuce.
+Colt Rice I'm trying to get a video up every week. It'll be a few weeks at least before I can get back down to the farm for a Deuce video. Congrats on the 5-ton by the way they are awesome trucks. I'm not as well versed in the 5-tons as I am with the Deuce but if you have any questions ask away. Also, I'm pretty sure you can download all the TMs from Steel soldiers on the M923 just like the M35 trucks.
I understand and thank you I will. I have downloaded all the TM's I could find most from Steel Soldiers and have printed off everything I could get my hands on. the only thing I am having problems with is I cant figure out which parts from the cummins 855 family will interchange with the 250. the reason why is I would like to find an exhaust and intake manifold and turbo etc to turbo charge this beast. yours looks and sounds great by the way. and your new video was great I didn't know that about the little bibles. I didn't really think about it to be honest.
The "all fuel" engine is this truck WILL NOT burn xmsn fluid in fact , if I recall from when I drove one of these in the Army they will run on gasoline, diesel kerosine, Avgas and jet A only. Don't believe everything you're told on youtube.
get the canvas cover for the duce and sleep in there,
Sometimes that steel would be even colder.
Are you going to do more videos with your Deuce ?
Watch all you had love them reaffirmed that I want one .
+edgotbait Many more are on the way. I had to spend a few days with the chainsaw on the farm recently and now I'm spending my free time working on my F-250 and a few other things. I've got a lot of little things I'm planning maintenance wise for the Deuce as well as at least one or two small upgrades. If you have any Deuce video requests let me know I'm always looking for video ideas. Thanks for watching.
is it still bug out if you can take the house with you ?
also I'd suggest a stihl farm boss chainsaw
Good Suggestion. I'll eventually upgrade when this Craftsman dies. It was of thoses, "I need a chainsaw asap" kind of purchases. For the price it's not bad. It's under powered and drips oil for days after being run but it was just over $100 and Sears was close. Thanks for watching.
No problem! Awesome vid btw, but yeah I have one at work and at home, the farm boss is a big saw that's not huge but will cut through any tree you put it into. I was amazed because I think it's only like a 22" or a 24" but it cuts big pine trunks like its a 2x4. A little on the heavy side but shit there mean, just need to keep up on the bar and chain oil witch I'm sure a man of your skill could make from some sort of oil and a coffee filter.
Looks great man! But why do the majority of preppers forget about medical?!? You have so much stuff there, yet a simple cut could lead to an infection and the loss of your life.
Thanks, many preppers seem to be Rambo wantabes. I simply left my first aid kit on the kitchen counter along with my paracord and my sleeping bag. I now know not to pre-stage in the kitchen before packing the truck in an actual emergency. Many also forget about shelter and I guess plan on sleeping under their AR.
***** still a great vid! Keep them coming!
I got that french military 2 man tent on cheaperthandirt. It works great, but would suggest getting some better tent stakes as the ones that come with it are kinda wimpy. On ebay they have the military tent stakes that are 24 12 inch aluminum stakes that come in a bag for 20 bucks free shipping.
What aboat a med kit if your hurt or sick?
Did you win the photo contest sciencescifigaming? I also have a question: what will you do if you run out of fuel for the chainsaw? And also, what oil would you use in the saw since there is no 2 stroke oil available? I know old saws made around the time your deuce is made used 30 weight motor oil as lube, but the saw only ran no more then 4000 rpm.
That siphon pump doesn't work for gas. The seals literally dissolve in fuel
What camera do you use?
Where are you?
KickAss...BC I have a lot of used motor oil laying around and was wonder do I need to do anything special to it or the motor before adding it to the tank?
its like a 1/3 ratio. 1 part oil 2 parts fuel... you could get away with 50/50 mix
1/3 oil to diesel is a good general ratio. 50/50 would be fine in warm >80f and in an emergency 100% motor oil will work but will put a huge strain on your pumps. Also, unless it's super clean I'd filter it. I'll be doing a video on this at some point but for the occasional user I recommend the 5gal bucket filters that biodiesel people use.
I have 8 gallons I was going to take to recycle....Thanks guys. Im new to the deuce world and learning more everyday
Glad to help and BTW you'll never stop learning about the Deuce.
***** BC is there a way of adjusting the brakes so they are more responsive? They are a little stiff
can I do some half be converted or use wood gasification?
It could be converted to use woodgas. All the fuel pumps would need to be disconnected to keep them from burning out if they were to be saved and the engine wouldn't last long due to it using the diesel as a lubricant but for an emergency it would work.
What this song called? Can’t go wrong with a deuce!
It's called Don't Look by Silent Partner. The song is from TH-cam's audio library of copyright free music. TH-cam gets very angry when I use something other than what they've already verified.
Is a deuce as prone to mechanical issues as a striker?
I've never worked on a Stryker but if you treat a Deuce right and keep up the maintenance which is a ton then it'll last for many many years with no issues. The main gremlin that shows up often is the braking system.
why you didnt get a stihl or husqvarna chainsaw
This particular model was made by Husqvarna with identical part numbers to their version. It was also on sale when I was in immediate need of a chainsaw.
+DEUCE AND GUNS alright i use my chainsaw everyday as a profesional logger
+DEUCE AND GUNS Hmmm. Husky makes good saws in Sweden. Their high end saws are made there. Then their box store saws are made in "other places" and that is likely where the saw you got was made. There is not going to be any Craftsman saw made the same as high end Husky. Craftsman does make some good hand tools tho.
+haywood jeblome FYI "other places" is actually Nashville Arkansas.
***** If they said it was made in USA what that means is they put the blade on here.
Shelter = 14 foot bed with a cargo cover.
who hired you?
Why iodine tablets instead of just boiling the water?
Unless you are operating in fallout conditions - but then you would need NBC-prepared vehicle anyway.
Sometimes I don't feel like building a fire and I always have a few ways to get clean drinking water. I've added a few water filters to my general pack as well.
Oh, right... For me "drinking water" is "water for tea" ;) Sorry, those addictions can have unpredictable results i.e. completely warped perspective ;)
Hey *****, how much does a whole set of tires for the deuce and a half cost? And how long do they last for. Any info is greatly appreciated, and great videos!! They really help me justify buying myself a deuce.
If you keep with the NDT tires $100-$200ish per tire. The rear tires last a long time but the fronts only about 10k miles due to the extra weight of the engine. Of course these numbers are dependent on the use, inflation, and surface they are driven on. If you go with a more modern tire they'll last much longer. Thanks for watching.
***** Thanks for the info!
Ahhh Mossberg 500
I mean this is cool and all but did you think about the whole everyone can hear you from Ike’s away. Also you can’t only live on squirrels and rabbits man. Also if your taking that truck why not load up the back with extra water and food you don’t seem to be utilizing it to it’s fullest.
Why or how does the duece run on any fuel? I just don't understand the fact oil can be used as a fuel let me know thanks
The engine is a compression engine like a diesel but uses a higher compression ratio that'll ignite just about anything within reason. Regular diesels are also called oil burners because diesel is basically a slightly more refined oil and gasoline is an even more refined version of oil.
DEUCE AND GUNS so basically you could get 5 gallon of gas and 5 gallon of oil and mix it and it would run good or sluggish? Have you ever needed to rebuild this? What engine do you have in it, i like the content you film you defiantly deserve more subs
A 50/50 mix of motor oil and gas would be fine but there would be a slight hit with both power and fuel economy because it's still designed to run best on straight diesel. The engine is a Multi-fuel engine built by Hercules and designed for the Deuce and a half and similar military vehicles.
only bad thing about the 2.5 is that its so slow...easily over taken
Ei Pi Unless you have an AK with you heheh. Then you can stop people from overtaking you by destroying their engine lol.
the32712 one of those quad 50 cal mounts on the back would be a good determent !
+Ei Pi Slow for what? If there is a real problem the roads will all be stopped traffic with accidents all over. Like rush hour x20. You have better chances getting away on a horse.
where can I find or buy a pocket reference at ...anyone know?
+Anthony Bellard I picked this one up at my local Harbor Freight but they are also on Amazon for $10.
i keep my guns loaded with one in the pipe at all times i posses the skills to do that and not have a problem
is that an I6 turbocharged cummins? by "multi fuel" will it run on gasoline or ethanol?
Not a Cummins. Technically, it's not even a diesel engine but it is a type of compression engine. This one was designed by REO and built by Hercules. By following a few rules it'll run on anything that'll burn ranging from used motor oil to moonshine.
***** I've always wanted one of those trucks.. pretty awesome but living in suburbia I don't have anyplace to park it..
BigGunner81 lol.. I live in suburbia as well, and I park my 5 ton in my driveway ;)
Well my suburbia has "rules" against it...
A bit too much don't you think?
I don't think a Deuce and a Half and the word "Improvised" go together
When you run out of fuel, how you gonna carry all that?
just don't take everything. If he runs out of fuel he won't have to take: chainsaw, fuel can, ar15. Then everything just goes into his backpack.
willem kauffeld Then we have a catch 22 situation - get a big off road truck capable of carrying stuff he wants - otherwise why buy/use the truck? Run out of fuel... the stuff you wanted can't be carried?
It's also a target. IMO better to have hidden caches of stuff - rather than try and hump everything around in one big "come and rob me" target.
Why in the world would you leave the ar behind?
because you don't need the AR for a fight (if the guy is out of range for your glock he is far enough so you can just walk away) and you can carry more 22 ammo than 556
do a bugout vidio