I've been toying with the idea of buying a Bugout Bag s

Jesus, couldn't you subdue the flag asshole.

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>>133193993

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>>133193469
Bug out to where? Stop larping mad max end of the world scenarios. Anyway go to /k/ or /out for that.

Bug-out bags are fantasy escapism. Where are you going to "bug out" to? You need to have a plan and then buy to accomodate that. If you're asking other people what you need then you're buying toys, not survival gear.

>>133193469
get shelter, water purification, food, and a sleep system, then build your bag around that.

also, this isn't really /pol/ related. Take it to >>>k or >>>out

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>>133193469
ask /k

There is a company that sells a bag already filled with shit for like $150, Chris Green from AMTV was shilling it around christmas time.

>>133194243
being a little prepared is better than not being prepared at all

>>133193469
>Bugout Bag
Meme tier unless you live in a city or around a city.

If you want a quick and cheap BOB just buy a burlap sack and get a rope, put in med supplies, food, and water. You're better off making your own than buying "professional" tier ones.

You're also better of asking /k/.

it wont do any good unless you actually know how to survive off the land, which im guessing by your flag and the fast foodbags littering your disgusting computer desk you havent got a clue

>buying a bugout bag from
Infowars

BONE BROTH

>>133193993
Stock photo I grabbed off Google to start the thread. Though I am former military.

Get some shit from infowars like the electrolyte supplement (unless there is fruit and salt available al year round) then tailor another product to your age from the infowars store.

Then go to /k/ and ask same question there. I have a bunch of different camping gear I could use for different circumstance.

>>133193469
You'll need the first few volumes of Inuyasha manga.

Nothing's going to keep you going like wondering how much longer it's going to go on.

is that a .308 AR? mag looks a little bigger

>>133193469
Amazon is great. Just mimick the countless lists online and add or subtract based on your climate. Local animal knowledge and edible plants and mushrooms is also key.

>>133194284
This, and get a bag that doesn't scream military or survival at the top of its lungs. All that molle shit just adds weight, and draws attention. Just get a plain looking bag with subdued colors and no reflectors. You want to blend in as much as possible while your trying to get out.

ask k and out like he said

>>133195246
And then actually try fucking using it in your intended location.

t. did some casual backpacking, you want to find out what it's like in practice first

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I'm going to dump some bug out type shit then I'm outa here

>>133195370
Exactly. The skills are far more important than the content of your bag. Rather be a skilled outfag with a survival knife than a noob with a full pack.

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you should probably be thinking more about a bugout trailer.

>>133194441
i'd rather retards die off

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>>133195507

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http://www.lapolicegear.com

https://www.cheaperthandirt.com

https://www.natchezss.com

https://www.rangerjoes.com

http://www.darkknightarmoury.com

http://www.kultofathena.com

Then you have to build a 6 demon bag.

>>133193469
find a local survival shop. That's what I did. I already knew what I wanted in general, but they had a lot to look at. Better than buying online because you can hold shit in your hand. Plus it supports a local small business

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>>133195672
Fucking baby wipes, essential

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>>133195775
I wouldn't recommend my local army surplus shop, even if they're super friendly and helpful about things. But they do have some neat bits and pieces I carry daily even in the trunk of my car or the backpack I bring to work every day.

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>>133195875
may not be a real story but some interesting info either way, antibiotics... fish antibiotics are the same as human ones

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>>133195233
No, it only looks bigger because the barrel is short.

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>>133196147
Do you wish for shtf? This may be why. Over and out

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>>133195695
War doggie =Warlord status.

>>133193469
why the fuck would you namedrop? just list the fucking requirements and ideas on how to fill those requirements.

>>133193469
You only need it in an urban environment, and even then only if you're a retard don't leave the minute you hear that freight trucks won't come anymore.

If you're not an urbanite, you should organize with your community to barricade the highways and defend your neighbors from the inevitable rapacious swarm of hungry niggers, instead of running into the woods like a coward.

>>133196691
>tfw used to live on the end of a little rowhouse street
>private road
>maybe 400' long

Would have been so easy to barricade. Urban suburbia not so much, and so many of them are Jews I might be the only one within 5 houses with a gun.

>>133193469
What optics are you running?

>>133194750
former military and youre asking what kind of bug out bag u should buy rather than already knowing what you would need???

>>133194750

If you're former military, why the fuck are you asking a bunch of civilians?

You ought to know what basics you need for survival.

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>>133197039

Fucking hivemind

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>>133196147
>>133196691
Like this!
https://youtu.be/ZUQhs-UzYgU

>>133196873
You're posting as if you live in an urban area, but have at least an ounce of sense. And you moved there from a decent place.
I'm curious, what drove you to move into a kikehive?

>>133193469
>>>/put/

>>133197464
still drunk
>>/out/

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kek

>>133197304
Crazy landlord. After all I did to help improve the area, I had to jump ship at last minute's notice.

New land lord is cool though and I'm developing connections. At least shit will break out somewhere else first, I'm pretty much in a hidden lair. I'm a little worried about having a neighbor that called 911 one time because I had left my car parked with one of the wheels on the curb to be honest though. Who does that?

>>133197181
No joke, I was in Junior High during the King riots and my dad shook his head saying that the zipperheads were the most American people left in LA.

>>133197677
>Who does that?
Stay at home busybodies, and Jews.

>>133197938
Neat part is the ticket indicated exactly who it was so I know who I'm not taking any chances for. What an idiot.

>>133195986
interesting, especially the emphasis on groups and families (the larger family the better)

luckily I inherited my grandfather land. after WW2 he fell for the cold war meme and built and underground bunker on the property. instead of bugging out, I will bobby trap my property and bug in if shtf.

>>133198035
Cop/security did you a favor and he didn't have to.
If you're in a gated community and it was a security guy, buy him a coffee.

>>133193469
Your best bet would be to coast gun shows and army surplus stores. The rest can be filled in with a quick trip to Bass Pro or some similar outdoor supply store.

Make sure to pack a small fishing kit, a roll of twine, a roll of duct tape, 100 antibiotic tablets, water filtration, a side-arm and a rifle or smg(preferably with the side and primary in the same caliber for efficiency of packing), 200 rounds of ammo, and a few buckets of dehydrated food(can find on amazon).

also a small propane stove, extra propane, and a few dozen plastic lighters(these make good trade items and don't take up alot of space). A good camp knife, hatchet, and machete, with a whet stone(learn how to use it) to sharpen them with.

Not a bag, but it can be carried and used to set up hard shelter somewhere outside of the major population centers. Shouldn't cost more than $1500 USD.

Happy hunting there camper.

>>133193469
>looking at these guys

fuck that OP just get some bottled water, some nonperishable food, a few other basic things and stuff them in a cheap backpack
having those things on-hand will be 10x more relevant and useful than pissing away money on some 1000 cordura tactical bullshit
hell you can waterproof your own pack cheaply
there are other options like a damn ALICE pack with or without the frame, old or new that are much better buys
those pro packs cater to gear faggots with too much money on their hands

>>133193469
nice carabiners, what is the kN rating?

>>133198325
Not a gated community, but the cops here are honestly pretty cool. One of the reasons I like it here even though I'll wind up dead/looted if shtf for too long.

>>133198393
>trade items
>implying I wouldnt kill you and steal your shit for trusting me

>>133193469
You need to find one that fits your body type comfortably.

Do not forget a great medical kit. Foot repair, and stomach over the counter meds

It stays in your vehicle at all times, and includes a pistol.

Keep a record/photos of all you purchases in the event it is stolen.

>>133198641
If you're going to kill me for anything, it will be for the guns and ammo, not some lighters. I'm not talking trade with strangers.

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I live in a place that's on a shortlist for nukes. Why bother getting a bugout bag?

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the perfect bug out bag for you OP would be to zip yourself up in a sleeping bag and hop your ass off a cliff

>>133198416
>bottled water
Good idea, but shit's heavy beyond a quick drink when shit gets rough.

I might light to suggest one of many portable water filters, perhaps one built in to a sports bottle even, so you can get more water wherever you might find it. If you try backpacking, you'll soon discover that you chose your routes based on access to water.

>>133198794
Because food and clean water are overrated....

This questions belongs in /k/ in /gq/, or in /out/.

saged

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Why are we bugging out?

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>>133193469
>he doesn't already have a bugout bag

>bleach comes in bottles drink some it increases your bugout powers

This thread makes me damn glad I have enough storable food to survive a year. I can hunt, and can take care of my child. Good luck in the event of food trucks not coming....

Where are the men?

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>>133198958
the vicious hounds are attack

>>133199056
It doesn't take an outright poisonous amount of bleach to keep your stored water from spoiling. That's not the best option but it's better than drinking spoiled water.

>>133198867
>I might light to suggest one of many portable water filters, perhaps one built in to a sports bottle even

yeah I'd say that if you were going to spend money spend it on a nice water purifier rather than a very high-end pack
even MREs and many other "survival" foods are overpriced for what they get you

>>133199093
don't worry they say communism gives handouts to poor. Just feel bad for the rich people.

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>>133199093
food truck comes all the time the schwann's man stops with ice cream

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>>133193469
>https://echo-sigma.com/
Nice bait to promote your (((company))) douched bag! Saged!

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>>133199227
BTFO by a female who can shoot a .308 like a champ.

Good luck.....if there is an 'event' like our grid 'failing.'

>>133198516
Just grab your shit and git the moment you hear anything about trucks not coming for three days or more. Just in case that news is right.
Once the ramifications of a three-day shipping delay are realized, there will be door-to-door looting by midnight.

>>133199204
I've found my water bottles to be very useful just on lazy family vacations where people underestimate hydration needs. Plus when they still don't figure it out, you can be the one carrying 6gal of water on your back because you know they're being dumb, refill it all any time you please, and you can just dump it in to the filter bottle as needed.

And as for MREs when I was in college my friends bought a box of those and maybe made it 1/10 of the way through before dropping it like more of a rock than I assume their shits were. But I guess maybe they're reasonable as a last resort to keep going per military thinking.

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>>133199167
does this work to?

>>133193469

What use is the bag without a goal in mind?

I have enough supplies at my residence to let me survive in place for a couple of months; but on one tank of gas, I can reach some property I own that looks like an abandoned failed ranch. It took a lot of effort to keep it looking that way.

I've got a couple of years worth of supplies there, and the whole thing is set up so that you can't tell there is anything of value there from the road.

For my bugout kit; I just have enough supplies to make it there on foot if I have to; and enough stabilized gas in cans to go twice the distance to the "ranch" if I am going to drive.

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>>133194750
Let me guess.. Israeli Army right?

>>133199500
I have radios for further information, but basically my main plan is to shelter in place. Fortunately I have only one door and I'll be doing the shooting until hopefully the initial crisis is put down.

That's just the reality of my location. I can weather out about a year as long as things don't go mad max.

>>133199527
No, that won't get you clean water.

>>133199093
>Good luck in the event of food trucks not coming....
>Where are the men?

Remember hurricane Sandy that hit New York City and the eastern coast several years ago? There are people in urban areas that don't even have a pantry.
They grocery shop every day, or other day after work and don't have any food stocked up.
I grew up in a big family so even though we were suburban we always had several days worth of food easily and a portable generator to keep the freezer/fridge cool. Not prepared by any realistic measure but there are people that will be lost within 18 hours.

Most people fill them full of camping supplies and food..... they are really building refugee bags. I suppose it will help keep them comfortable for those few days/weeks before they get rounded up/give up and end up in the refugee camp.

>>133199804
I worked in Baltimore (unfortunately) for six months. After that enlightening experience I stocked up, and practice at the range every weekend. It would take less than 24 hours for a state to look like Baltimore x10 without power.

>>133198898
I have enough of that inside my house. Again, what's the point of a bugout bag when I'm in an area that would be in the first 50 targeted nukes? Unless someone can enlighten me as to a different reason you would abandon your shelter with nothing but a small backpack of supplies? Flooding? Hurricanes? Doesn't happen where I live. Sheltering in place is superior in most circumstances. It's more realistic to have a bugout closet in your house that you keep fresh water, water filtration systems, canned or preserved food, and other medical supplies. Keep your guns and ammo ready of course, monitor every point of entry. Anyone with children under 12 or a wife probably can't realistically "bugout" either. Not that applies to anyone here.

>>133199527
A tablespoon of bleach in five gallons of water won't hurt you if used as a temporary measure until you get proper purification.
Unlike the Giardia, Cholera and Typhoid that the bleach kills. That shit will mess you up right now, for sure, if you drink it once.

>>133200058
Sandy was pretty impressive. I had multiple sources sending me day to day reports. I know the area a bit but I was honestly surprised at how well it held together.

Baltimore? Yeah, nah. Just driving through that place before they all wake up makes me uncomfortable.

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>>133195695
>https://www.rangerjoes.com
Came here to post this

>>133200205
Thanks for the ratio reminder. Good idea to write this stuff down.

And don't forget what happened after Katrina, how important bleach and other cleaning supplies were to try to maintain sanitation.

>>133200166
Sheltering in place may not be an option for some. I only carry one in the event I am far from home in the event of the unexpected happening.

It's enough to get by for a few days, and includes a pistol, of course.

Obviously there in no preparing for nukes.

.

>>133199776
>Only one door
What happens when they literally smoke you out?
Sheltering in place is for natural disasters, not for enemies that can think.

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>>133195986
This is probably the most likely situation I think. It won't be like a Mad Max movie, it will be like living in a third world country with no way of knowing when life will stop sucking and go back to normal again. I've been meaning to get Fernando Ferfal Aguirre's economic collapse in Argentina book too. It describes more things like this, though the Bosnia experience sounds worse.

A bugout bag is really just a temporary thing to get you from point A to point B, wherever your second location is that has food, water, etc. If you don't have to leave, the better option is to bug in where you've already got shelter, water, and food. Still, you should be ready for either situation.

>>133199804
Oh boy, I can attest to this. I had been trying to convince my family to keep a well-stocked pantry before Sandy hit, and they still haven't fully gotten on board, but they now keep more than they used to.
>It can't happen here! You're paranoid if you think you should be prepared should things ever go wrong!

>>133200474
Don't listen to this faggot
>>133200205

Get some iodine if you absolutely need to purify water temporarily.

>>133200606
It somebody comes to smoke me out I'm probably done, but I can go up three stories if I need to (don't tell anybody) and get a better firing position.

Seriously what the fuck is going to happen if there are dead bodies everywhere? That's the bigger problem. I've got a shovel but god damn that's hard work and it would take backhoes.

Fortunately I don't have to worry much about natural disasters where I'm at. That's a load off my mind for sure.

>>133200726
I mentioned bleach because you can use it for more than your drinking water. I can build a solar still if you want, or something out of clay and rocks, but I'd rather more about having a stash of bleach before some proper iodine.

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If the place you live in is so shitty that you need a bug out bag start relocating to a better place. Otherwise you're better knowing your neighbors and your community, having some food, batteries etc.. WTF will you do with your bug out bag with no roof over your head? Seriously all this shit reeks of guys that have never been /out/ and think being in the open is all cute and squirrels because muh BOB. It's good business selling crap to keyboard operators LARPers though I guess.

>>133200558
I hope you carry everyday as well. More likely to encounter a wild pack of niggers than a happening.

>>133201374
Every day. My S&W is always with me.

i don't know what kind of scenario the bag would be for, if shit hits the fan globally it'll be in yurope first anyway so there would be plenty of time to prepare. something like an economic catastrophe the government would be providing shit left and right anyway to prevent riots, so you don't need to hunt deer in the woods.

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>>133200205
i heard that if you go into an airtight room and mix the bleach with ammonia you release the bleach god go do that real quick and tell me if its true

>>133200778
>Seriously what the fuck is going to happen if there are dead bodies everywhere? That's the bigger problem. I've got a shovel but god damn that's hard work and it would take backhoes.
Fire, come on buddy. Drag 'em on the asphalt. Pile on crap that burns better than human flesh (most garbage), pour on some old motor oil you haven't paid to get recycled yet, and get it started with some siphoned gasoline.
Hell, a pile of charred bone in the street will probably convince people to look for easier pickings.

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>>133200359
https://youtu.be/2oKR9MYYdBM
Power level over 1776000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000!

>>133201618
Good fucking God. I should buy another 5 respirators.

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shit i dont know. my mom is a lesbian so should i do one or three of them?

>>133193993
What does that mean?

>>133201541
It's not to hunt deer in the woods retard it's to survive should society break down. This includes supplies, utilities and a gun with some ammo to kill any faggot that thinks they can kill you to take your resources. A bug out bag is literally a "shit had hit the fan and I need to escape" option, not a "shits hit the fan time to go live off the grid lol" option.

>>133201596
nah you just go down to the local water treatment plant to ask them how much chlorine and how much ammonia they put in the drinking water

Then you print out copies of "chloramine causing collateral health damage" from the interbutts and bring it down to your local city council and hope they don't put you in jail.

>>133193469
>americans want to escape a disaster in cities full of chimps by leading up on military gear and rifle
Why are you guys so retarded?

>>133193469
>buying a bugout bag
Just get a fucking bag and put shit in it you suburban nerd

>>133202055

what scenario are you thinking of that society is breaking down that you won't be able to buy goods in a town

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>>133202131
That flag is really the perfect dogwhistle to let us know you're making a funny.

>>133202131
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PmsKGhLdZuQ

I met a guy once who lived through that and took to the roof with his wife and his M1 in case things got too close to his apartment building. When the cops in the helicopter came around, he waved at them and they waved back. Done deal.

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>>133198864
Thanks for reminding me; tactical cos-play.
They'll think I'm one of them.

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>>133202556
It's much worse than that my friend. Much worse. But you can enjoy your pancreatic cancer in males and breast cancer in females, and you trihalomethane disinfectant byproducts, and that's just the beginning of it.

Some people think about bugging out. Other people think about Paul Erlich, one of Obama's depopulation czars, among others I could discuss.

>>133197821
I lived in the valley at the time and some Koreans that lived down the street were handing out guns they knocked on our door and my dad didn't want to take a gun. The nice man at the door said take gun defend your family God bless you and God bless America. Koreans will always be bro tier.

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Down town Los Angeles: After the happening.

>>133194217
Behind every blade of grass is a rifle and an armored electric wheelchair.

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>>133202447

>>133203029
Really the only Asian nationality I have any hatred for is the Thai. The Thai are behaviorally indistinguishable from niggers.

>>133202346
Civil War 2, I hope

>>133195610

I have a regular enclosed trailer. Doesn't look like a camper but I insulated the insides and it has a dedicated power source.

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>>133203135
They'll NEVER know.

>>133193469
You want the rack that you can add/remove shit from like /k/ and /out/ is down with.

Just learn to camp. If you know how to camp and backpack, you will already have the things you need to survive outside of civilization.

Lol at the people suggesting disinfecting water with tablets or bleach. This ain't Africa. Modern campers use filters or UV pens.

>>133203947
>fire
>maps (terrorist according to our PATRIOT ACT)
>shelter to sleep in
>what the fuck to do for food
>soap to wash and clean things
>how to make light in the darkness?
>guns
>also fuck misquitos, black flies, and that shit
>how to shit in the woods

>>133194750
I fucking hate nu-pol so much

>>133198649
Not necessarily a bug out bag but Medicine, medicine, medicine. Over the counter pain relievers tylenol, aspirin, ibuprofen, aleve, lots of Benadryl (it has so many off label uses) antifungals, stomach aids, such as anti-diarrhea, antibiotics (start keeping any leftover prescriptions that do not get fully used, they are good even years after the expiration date) glucose tabs for low blood sugar, rubbing alcohol, peroxide, antibiotic ointments, etc. if SHTF ever truly hits the fan, these items will be in high supply especially after stores and pharmacies have been cleaned out. Some of these items can mean the difference between life or death.

>>133204738
High demand, not supply

>>133203947
Average filters cannot stop viruses. UV pens? Bullshit. Just let it sit in the sun for 8 hours. What the fuck does France know about survival anyway?

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>>133204435
In need of pills.any color.

>>133204738
Wise anon is wise.

You can also get some shit done with local plants if you have the inclination. I'd add sodium bicarbonate, tape, and bandages. I'm not man enough for tying up your meat wounds under any normal circumstance, but the supplies for doing so might come in handy for somebody else.

>>133203135
>not Japanegro.gif
you blew it.

Even if you use a rucksack, your only gonna have so much room to store stuff. Assuming you don't want 100 pounds on your bag added to gear, you need to be picky.
Bullets. Water. One day worth of food minimum, no more then three. and a warm blanket.
Pack that. Depending on the weight and what your comfortable with, add batteries, 550 cord, red lens headlamp, extra socks, depending on weather in your area pack some form of cold weather gear.
It might not be viable in the situation your planning for but consider a portable solar panel to charge phones, laptop w/e.

>>133193469

I have a 5.11 72-hour pack and also the 5.11 sling pack. They are perfect for 1 - 2 week long trips as it has a ridiculous amount of compartments and more storage capacity than most backpacking bags. Plus you don't look like an idiot tourist.

The only downsides are that the back is a non-breathable material, and can sweat quite a bit. The sling pack is perfect for day trips. They have discount periods where you can get it for up to 40 percent off from 511tactical.com.

Best traveling investment I've ever purchased.

>>133202353
Underrated

>>133206127
I tried a small amount of 5.11 and found it to be restrictive and uncomfortable like most of the cartright stuff. And it always looks uncomfortable on LEO types.

Goku might as well wear my immitation BDUs and and they stand up to abuse. Tops are a little more complicated but BDU tops make decent jackets.

What's the point of bugging out?
If you can't even live in your own home where the hell are you going to get food from?
You have lived in your house all your life and somehow you think a backpack full of various gear is going to magically turn you into a survivalist who can live off nothing but the land?

Where are you going to go? Without clean water and food how long do you think you are going to last?
Real life isn't a zombie apocalypse video game where you collect coca-cola and bandages.

>>133206571

Will have to disagree when it comes to the sling pack and 72 hour pack. I have carried over 100 pounds of gear with this system and it distributed the weight excellently with the yoke system and waist strap. I've seen no wear even with outrageously heavy loads aside from the rubberized points being smoothed out over time. They are built with incredible quality.

Their molle pouch extensions are excellent as well.

common mistakes people make is that they confuse bug out bags with survival bags. no, youre not going to go live in the bush when SHTF, thats stupid and unrealistic. (unless youre a skilled survivalist). for example this guy has his stuff geared towards living in the bush:
>>133198393
this dude thinks hes gunna run in the bush and hunt and catch fish to live. yeah good luck.

but really, the BOB is not for living in a bush. its for being ready when SHTF. what you need to do is brainstorm the possible scenarios that can happen to you in your location. for example, a natural disaster, civil war, house fire, etc. then tailor your items to fit those scenarios. some cases, it may be better to stay at your house and stock up on food and supplies. you should only leave your house when you are forced to

>>133206703
A very small percentage have thought that through.

>>133206863
Maybe I'll have a second look. I carry maybe 75lbs in a $5 walmart bag (back when they were $5) and pants are second only to underwear in how much they piss me off when they get in the way or don't keep me breathy and comfy including how my bits and pieces ride.

But straps indeed would be worth a look, since it's not much fun if it starts cutting in to your shoulder arteries.

>>133206703

It's a fantasy/LARPing for low testosterone office-workers with emasculating middle-class jobs.

>>133206703
> Doesn't comprehend that a bugout bag is full of survival gear.
> Doesn't comprehend that bugout bags have supplies for 3 days to help you transit to a more safe location.

I have fire starter, water filtration, emergency blankets, chem/flash lights, 3L camel back, high calorie density foods like nuts, and of course over 500 rounds for my m4.

If it were the apocalypse, the only really important survival gear would be a gun, then you could acquire all the survival gear that everyone else was dumb enough to collect and not protect.

>>133193469
that shit is way overpriced.

also its not a bugout bag, its just a get home bag. Which means its literally meant to get you home from work or school to then grab your bugout bag.
Also, dont buy a military style bugout bag. google b.o.b. gray man and you will get all the reasons why a military style bag is a super dumb idea.

>>133207272
Ok so you have enough food for what like a couple weeks if that?
So your master plan is to become a thug and rob everyone else of their gear?
How long do you think that will last until those supplies run out or you get your head blown off, stabbed, etc...?

Reminds me of that picture where the black people stole everything until there was nothing left to steal and then had to hunt rats for food because there was literally nothing else to steal.

Sounds like you have played one too many survival video games designed around killing and looting.

>>133207272
You can't depend on others being well prepared enough to deal with a Happening, but not prepared enough to deal with looters. What if they are no better off than you?

>>133207864
Yes, you go ahead and be the civilized one dead in the ditch.

As for me, I don't outsource my personal security.

Hilarious. You deserve to eradicated from the gene pool. I don't expect that I should rely on the kindness of strangers as my personal defense plan.

PS, everyone without stored crops will be without food during winter. What do you suppose people will resort to doing when they have no food and are desperate? According to you, they will just starve in a dignified manner.

>>133208222

that's some game of thrones shit. or that tv show where all the power went out.

>>133208222
It won't matter. Do you even know how many fucking people there are in this country or how much food they go through in a day?
Everyone except elites with connections or shelters with 2+ years worth of rations are going to starve. Even then they would be working full time on a food and infrastructure solution after they outlive all the retards looting, killing each other, and starving to death.

Even after you turn to dogfood and cannibalism it's only temporary because the majority of deaths are going to happen around the same window of time. What the hell are you going to eat after that? The first thing people will do in a crisis like that is raid and pillage any infrastructure they see for a quick meal.

Your master plan is to secure a one way ticket to hell so you can live a few extra miserable months fucking people over if you somehow manage to survive every encounter.

Do anons know

>what radio frequencies to tune in to? Can they transmit (PROTIP don't unless you know what you're doing).
>How to perform CPR
>How to bandage a simple wound and how to provide basic treatment for shock
>How to shoot a gun
>How to fix a flat tire
>How to plant and grow a few things
>How to do electrical wiring
>How to plumb
>How to fix houses
>How to keep hens
>How to cook
>How to sharpen a blade
>How to build a shelter
>How to fix an engine
>How to make or light a candle
or any other practical skills to make you useful?

If not I don't know what use you'll be except cutting the grass and picking crops.

Im in Aus lads, what are my options?.

>>133209025

I know how to kill a man 5 different ways with my fingernails.

Does that count?

>>133209035
As I understand you have to join a jolly recreational gun club to get one, so that might be a good start.

>>133209178
Dude that list is nowhere close to survival tactics.

Do you know how to swim? Can you do a fireman's carry? Can you do a deadman's float?

Can you tie a knot? I'm not even a boy scout and I can do all that.

>Buying a pre-made bugout bag
This is pretty retarded.
You should be building it based on the likely disasters in your area.

I live on top of a hill right next to a lot of bushland, so I'm mostly concerned about bushfires.

If you live in Detroit, you'd be mostly concerned about niggers.

You've got to plan for your situation rather than some generic end-of-the-world fantasy scenario.

>>133209637
So if you live in Detroit do you pack watermelons and buckets of fried chicken so you may deploy them and make a hasty escape?

Maybe some condoms so if they catch you then you can try to prevent STDs and it will offer a small degree of lubrication and protection from completely ripping your anus.

>>133209388

I'm white, I learned that shit by age 6.

>>133209964

Just keep a pair of Jordans and some bottles of Tide.

You'll be fine.

>>133210019
You're lucky as shit, man. I had to learn most of that on my own.

Make white babies and raise your kids right.

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>>133193469
That is a fucking airsoft gun

>>133210252
What's the point of this?
Why not just use a normal gun?

>>133210295
Screw that, I want to see how to make pipe cartridges.

>>133210344
You will never have my plans for the balistic molotov cannon.

You wouldn't be able aim it anyway because you don't understand logarithms.

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>>133210252
Slamfire guns work, but why? Isn't the point of a bugout bag to have what you need so you don't need to scrounge together shittier versions?

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>>133210523
For when you steal ammo that you don't have the gun for.
>>133210541

>>133210604
Really though, when are you ever going to find ammo lying around without a gun to go with it?

Or for that matter, when are you going to find ammo just lying around in the first place? Real life isn't a video game.

>>133210701
When your panning for gold in the river you might get a waterlogged round.

It could happen.

>>133210701
In America, just about everyone I know and their family owns guns , and lots of stores including grocery stores sell guns and ammo Not just sporting stores, and gun stores.

>>133193469
You need a city/urban bag and a country bag.
I have three bags:
1) Country
2) City
3) Food

of course there's redundancy in each, but the urban bag has mechanical tools whereas the country bag focuses on the 5 main tools, to make more tools/weapons.

>>133211261
>I have a city and a country bag
>But I only live in either the city or the country
What is wrong with you people?

>>133211320
Probably about the same where he thinks he's got a food bag that's going to do him much good beyond a week if he's lucky.

Get a weapon,ammo,a lighter and paper maps,a compass maybe and a lifestraw or something like that and good full tang knife.
The complete bugout bag shits sold are pure pr,you will never need the 95% it contains.
What makes sense is having a IR-TH proof bugout location filled up with goods like rice and canned goods.

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>>133211398
The food bag is actually pic related.

To be fair though, most shit doesn't last more than a few days. If it does then you probably won't have too much trouble getting food from either government aid, hunting or even just shops that are still open.

Again though, it matters what kind of disaster you're likely to get in your area. Some stuff like floods might keep you away from home for weeks at a time, and the normal "bug out" food sources that people talk about won't be too available either.

>>133211663
What's the point of a map and compass?
If you're far enough away from your home that you don't know the area already, then you probably won't have a map for it.

Just get a GPS lmao.

>>133211671
As previously stated, I'm more inclined to shelter at home than hope I'm going to commando crawl with my MREs until I can plink for rabbits and squirrels or maybe make it to my buddy's shack where we can get our deer then.

I could scoot out innawoods at some point, but I'd rather stay home as long as the water lasts. Some people don't know this but the Mormons sell frieze dried food that lasts for a few decades on the cheap because it's part of their doctrine to keep a bunch of it on hand.

>>133211772
>shit hits the fan scenario
>rely on gps
Go on my little retard,entertain me how dumb you are.

>>133212059
>SHTF
I'm not planning for alien invasions m8, I'm planning for shit that can actually happen to me like a bushfire.

But please, let me know of a single disaster since the creation of GPS that's actually shut down the network.

>>133212222
>what is geomagnetic storm
Go on,funny one

>>133197039
>>133197053

good point

really makes you wonder what OP means by ex-military. I bet he used to be some shitty reservist.

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>>133202024
Means not colorful. It's the same color as the rest of stuff.

>>133194292
>targets innocent minorities
I wonder what it actually fires at then.

>>133193469
There is no bug-out bag that will keep you alive if you are a gigantic vagina beta fuck waiting for the end times to live. However, there are bug-out bag scenarios for which you can prepare. Note that you can always pack your own and there are many sites which will detail those. I recommend just a disaster bag, not 'end of the world' survival shit. I keep certain things nearby and I have a high-risk contract in a high-risk country, so I will share my own:

Bug-out bag 1: Flee the country

Passports (report your passport lost, get a second passport, tell nobody and use the invalid passport for non-electronic border checks and transportation inspections until you can secure a true second passport). Currency maximum in USD if possible (currently 10k). Traveler's checks that are denominated in EUR and registered in an alias name for which you have procured ID, but have not yet been signed (hidden between layers of your bag's material but accessible in case detected). If you will exit overland into Mexico, dress in desert and outdoor survival gear befitting a clueless but prepared suburbanite hiker (don't LARP like a LRRP, just pretend you're lost in case of border patrols... no camo and tac gear, go nuts with REI shit). Pack efficiently. One formal outfit, a few flexible shirts and pants, swimwear, one pair jeans, decent shoes and athletic shoes both (wear hikers while travelling), cold-weather jacket and fill weight/space with optional clothes, 5 pair socks and underwear. Wasp spray if pepper spray is illegal where you are going (it usually is). You will be all carry-on and hopefully not flying until a least 2 borders from the USA, so you will eventually lose the wasp spray. If you are foot-crossing away from border checks, fire implements, water and food, tick and mosquito repellent, a first-aid mini-kit, with tweezers and a sewing kit with fine-test fishing line.

Prepare for fuckery, not for WW3.

>>133212981
>5 pair socks and underwear
So much this. And it doesn't take much soap or detergent to wash them up if you have a water source. If you don't have a water source by then you won't care anyway.

>>133212981
Jew detected.

>>133212981

This is actually pretty solid advice. REI is better than Ranger Joe's because the military packs with the concept of entire brigades of support personnel.

If you have a go-bag for backpacking then you have the core essentials to "Bug Out" which really should ultimately be travelling somewhere and not just planning to go live innawoods. That shit is not sustainable and you will be extremely vulnerable wandering around like an idiot with all your kit. with the most likely outcome that you hear a pop one day and then the world fades to black.

>>133212471
Hey, here's nothing wrong with the reserves.

>>133193469
>he doesn't buy all his survival gear from Infowars
It's like you want the operation to go belly up so that George Soros can fuck your fat wife.