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‘Survive and Thrive’: You Won‘t Believe What’s in this Apocalypse Survival ‘Bag’

Uncrate Lists Bug Out Bag With Everything Needed for Apocalypse Survival Stuffed Into One Bag

Bug-Out Bag. (Image: Uncrate)

Uncrate, a magazine “for guys who love stuff,” has quite the all-in-one survival kit that it says has everything you may need to not only “survive” but “thrive.” But is it really the motherload of survival kits? Some have thoughts for modifying it.

(Related: ‘Collapse’ preparations push skyrocketing survival gear sales)

First, here’s all it lists:

Okuma Voyager Spinning Travel Kit ($40). Ontario SP16 SPAX Firefighter Axe ($60).Steripen Adventurer Opti UV Water Purifier with Solar Charging Case ($120).Leatherman New Wave Multi-Tool ($60). MSR MiniWorks Microfilter ($90). Survival Seed Vault ($38). Adventure Medical Fundamentals Kit ($110). MSR Packtowl UltraLite($10 – $30). Snow Peak Titanium Spork ($9). Paisley Cotton Bandanas ($6). Mountain House 72-Hour Emergency Meal Kit ($49). McNett Gear Aid Tenacious Tape ($1 – $15).PROKNOT Outdoor Knots ($5). DMM ALPHA Quickdraw ($28). Suunto Global Compass($63). MSR Titan Pot ($112). Sierra Designs Tent Stakes ($10). Guyot Designs Bowl and Cup Set ($13 – $20). Petzl Tikka Headlamp ($53). Swedish Firesteel Scout Model ($6 – $20). COGHLANS Emergency Tinder Kit ($5). American Silver Eagle Coin in Air-Tite Capsule ($39). Cold Kukri Machete ($30). BIC Disposable Classic Lighter ($7). UTG Elite Tactical Leg Holster ($11). Smith Abrasives Diamond Combination Thumb Guard Micro Tool ($29). Type III Paracord ($12). Gregory Mountain Products Tarne Backpack ($140).Mammut Supernova Climbing Rope ($150). iOSAT Potassium Iodide Tablets ($8).Gregory Accessories Raincover ($30). Etón SCORPION Solar Powered Weather Radio($50). Mossberg 500 Pump-Action Shotgun ($500). Hennessy Explorer Deluxe A-Symmetrical Hammock ($177). MTM Survivor Dry Box ($15). Mountain Hardwear Phantom Sleeping Bag ($290 – $365). Sea to Summit Reactor Extreme Thermolite Liner($59). HK P2000 Pistol ($941). Hydrocodone ($TBD). Ciprofloxacin ($TBD). Atovaquone($TBD). Shotgun Shells ($TBD). 9mm Bullets ($TBD).

Although this “Apocalypse PAK” or “Bug-Out Bag” is well-equipped, fans of Uncrate’s Facebook had some thoughts on the bag. For one, they are upset that even though its website uses the words “stuffed into one bag,” there doesn’t appear to be a way to actually purchase it all together in the manner it is advertised — at least not yet. Others have said it has too many duplicate or unnecessary items that would add up to too much weight. Even with some suggestions of what the pack should get rid of or add, it still has more than 130 likes in less than 24 hours.

Earlier this year, author Brad Thor and Barrett Moore were on GBTV to discuss how to protect your identity and what you need to “prepare for a collapse.” Check out the clip:

This post has been updated to correct Barrett Moore’s last name. It was originally spelled incorrectly as Morris. 

Comments (331)

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  • venerablebede
    Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:47am

    He forgot to pack TOILET PAPER. What will he use if he is caught short, his hands?

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    • RamonPreston
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:49am

      Those glossy green leaves work well. Oh,nuts. That’s poison ivy!

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    • bobbyjoe
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 10:36am

      Skittles and ice tea ………For bait

      bobbyjoe  
    • paperpushermj
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 10:39am

      They forgot to include the Horse to carry all that stuff.

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    • LouC57
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 10:57am

      There’s a plant known as “Indian toilet paper” which has big, soft leaves. Not particularly abundant though.

      If I had that bag, I wouldn’t be able to lift it much less carry it around!

       
    • JL320
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 11:35am

      @Bobbyjoe HAHAHA good one.

       
    • Dinkiecb
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 11:56am

      Can’t do anything till the important paperwork is done! In my bag I have a couple of roles of tolet paper and a roll of paper towls..

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    • daxbrady
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 12:02pm

      maybe this is the muslim version.. lol

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    • mlimberg
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 12:03pm

      Just toss in a small pack of Huggie Baby A$$ wipes….. they work great… can be rinsed out too, for the Green Weenies in the thread….

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    • SavvyCowboy
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 12:10pm

      There’s a LOT of “preppy/city-boy“ crap in there that you can get at your local ”Army-Navy” store (if they still exist). There’s tons of old military equipment that you can buy for little or nothing, like a good backpack/ruck sack. Rather than sporting a $500 mossberg why not go with a $299 Remington Express (have a gun smith saw off the barrel if it’s too long for your taste). Having over 22 years in the Army I’d opt for a shotgun and extra shells rather than a 9mm.

      This pack is missing a few things:

      . entrenching tool (collapsible shovel for civilians).
      . an ax (boy’s ax is smaller) or large hatchet.
      . saw.
      . waterproof matches (what if your lighter malfunctions or gets lost?).
      . sandwich bag full of steel wool (amazing for starting fires when wood is wet).
      . sandwich bag full of dried wood (6″ 2X4 split into tiny pieces works best) for fire starting.
      . gun powder (multiple purposes).
      . small plastic magnifying glass (start fires).
      . small non-breakable mirror.

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    • jfriedri
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 12:24pm

      Years of hunting will prepare you for almost anything. Trust me… you will run out of toilet paper … and then what? You learn to find alternatives like leaves (yes you have to learn your tree types!). What did our fore-fathers do when crossing the great plains? You keep a piece of cloth with you that you can wash out in a river or stream.

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    • KwikKarl
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 12:53pm

      TP – these are a must have in the glove box as well – Charmin To Go http://www.amazon.com/Charmin-To-Go-Travel-Toilet/dp/B004I50XMS/ref=sr_1_1?s=hpc&rps=1&ie=UTF8&qid=1337360004&sr=1-1

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    • AmericanFightingMan1
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 12:54pm

      God Bless you Cowboy! Great to see some fellow Army bro’s on here talking sense. I’m an old tanker, so I’m not used to walking, but guess I have to be ready. But I do know about things that go “boom”.

      You’re right about entrenching tool. Invaluable. I don’t know the steel wool trick. You’ll have to explain that one to me (I’m slow). Shotguns are versatile, different loads for different goals. Great hunting weapon. It is loud tho. Draws in more zombies.

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    • LouC57
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 12:58pm

      HOT TIP for insect bites that itch…just discovered this morning. Rubbed ice on a tiny itchy spider bite. Itch has been gone for over 2 hours now…unfortunately preppers aren’t likely to have ice…but…

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    • Favored93
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 1:35pm

      I have 2 food ins bug out bags and in those I stocked it with flint and steel, 2 rolls of tp each (with the card board removed from the middle so I can pack it tighter) my multi tool and a hatchet.
      I have no doubt that I need more but I think that is a good start. I also carry my side arm and will grab my wife’s 22 and my 12 gage. I also have a re curve and compound bow with 12 arrows each.
      We are over run here with deer and have a good river right next door for fishing so I feel pretty good about things as they stand now….
      I welcome any thoughts as to what I am doing or may need to do….

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    • Gold Coin & Economic News
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 2:28pm

      Here‘s what’s in our survival bag:
      http://www.ezhealthydiet.com/survival-gear.html

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    • thewatcher93
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 2:36pm

      @ bobby joe,

      Not even remotely funny.

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    • MittensKittens
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 2:55pm

      Hell, just use a rabbit! That what the bears do!

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    • ashestoashes
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 3:07pm

      Want to see the true enemies chain of command? Watch very carefully..it may not be who you think.
      http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yhKHwrUA5SM&list=PLD54CD2A5907112FE&in

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    • burnteye86
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 4:18pm

      commies are made of meat

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    • @leftfighter
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 5:08pm

      I’m sorry, but I only cound 12 rounds in that pic for the Mossberg (including the five on the stock).

      I‘m not sure I’m thriving on 12 rounds.

      The HK P2000 is a 9 mm pistol and you could do that for a couple hundred dollars cheaper by fimply buying an FNS (retail $650-ish)… come to think of it, you could go much cheaper on just about all of this by hitting up an Army/Navy store and using surplus gear.

      If you can find a surplus woodland camo Modular Sleep System with the Goretex outer shell (I know, I know… just call ‘em the woodland Modular Sleep System), you could probably pick it up for $50 or less and it’s rated to about -20 F. That’s another $250 – $300.

      Their 72 hours of food is $49, you could buy six or seven MRE’s for that (one of which is designed to be an entire day’s worth of calories).

      Buy what I said instead of what they said, and you just saved $600-ish and got four more days of food. Shop a little more and you might save another $100 on the same items.

      This looks expensive, folks, but i really doesn’t have to be.

      Now’s the time that everyone, male and female, needs to think like a Boy Scout.

      Be prepared.

      God bless.

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    • LouC57
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 5:29pm

      SavvyCowboy

      Get a 5 pack of Bic lighters for your go bag. Get matches if you enjoy self torture.

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    • Ruler4You
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 6:07pm

      Seems a little lite, to me.

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    • ChiefGeorge
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 8:28pm

      What? No chips and salsa? Alteast some popcorn to watch the world meltdown.

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    • Beowulf_Agate
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 8:45pm

      @bobbyjoe
      sh*t goes south, just hope I don’t catch you unawares a$$. same goes for @JL320

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    • Arfmoogle
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 8:59pm

      I didn’t see any reference to Cask Strength McCallan, either. No survival kit is complete without TP and the Mc.

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    • Arfmoogle
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:01pm

      I see no reference to Cask Strength McCallan, either. I wouldn’t leave home without it.

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    • BobtheMoron
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:44pm

      He forgot a lot of stuff and what there is is too damned heavy. Want to carry this 5 tons of crap around? A 2# kit from http://www.campgearsupply.com has more useful equipment. I have one in every car and in my backpack/bugout kit. Weapons and sharps are another matter. I have a machete, a hunting knife, a pocket knife, a 12 ga. pistol grip and a 22 pistol. 22 ammunition is light and 50 rounds of 12 ga is heavy but necessary. A pistol is just a weapon you use too get to your shotgun.

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    • Bryan B
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 10:29pm

      Why does anyone need to buy a Gun ?

      There will be plenty just laying on the ground…..

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    • Wolf
      Posted on May 20, 2012 at 12:13pm

      @ Brian- people who buy weapons want to know how to use them and have proper ammo for them, rather than pick up some POS they won’t know even shoots straight. Most people aren’t like cops who only shoot for qualification or when they have suspects outnumbered or on the ground.

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    • Macman1138
      Posted on May 25, 2012 at 7:12am

      I carry those things in my Jeep.

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  • RamonPreston
    Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:37am

    I don’t believe that even the ones who are prepared will find that they are really prepared when ██it hits the fan. Seeds are fine IF you know how and when to plant them. And it takes 3 months for them to grow. Was there a calendar in that kit?
    BTW: gmo seeds are not good for growing foods with the idea of saving the seeds for next year.

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    • HorseCrazy
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 11:55am

      we do heirloom seeds anything modified is garbage. farmer’s almanac as well when the internet is not an option helpful as a small calender and preparation for growing for those not familiar with reading the seasons and the ground temp.

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    • johnjamison
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 12:39pm

      icnivad,
      That is one cool home defense.

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    • leftcoastslut
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 6:02pm

      i would say a 10 lb bag of dry beans would go a long way, it only takes a few days to sprout them and eat or you could plant if you weren’t on the run, you only need to sprout a handful or two a day.

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    • DaneChile
      Posted on May 19, 2012 at 1:30am

      Did you notice that? Carry food for only 72 hours and some seeds to grow your own after 72 hours? This thing was put together by some fantasist with no idea of second-, third-, and fourth-line gear..

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  • POET
    Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:32am

    War Chest #1 Siege mentality
    There are many concerns to think about in the events of Disruption of services we have come to expect would always be there. It is almost impossible to prepare for every Geographic situation . But preparation for predictable events that will unfold on a predictable course can help improve your percentages to overcome changing situations.
    Question: Armed or unarmed ?
    Answer : Armed.
    A Shotgun with its full stock and Barrel and a weapon you can conceal (hand gun)
    Your Shotgun and Ammo stock should consist of 00 Shot and #6 or #8 shot.
    Your Hand gun a 22 will be all you ever need for self defense if it comes out of nowhere.
    The reason behind these Guns for choice is common sense. The last thing you want to do is attract a lot of attention and the noise of a High Powered gun carry’s a long way and the taking of large game when you have no way to store it is asking for trouble .
    And a Shot Gun when used from a defensive position is just nasty business.
    Having the 22 cal is one of the most under rated hand guns and you can carry 500 rounds in your pocket . Always be thinking you may have a lot of walking ahead of you .
    And as moral support, invaluable .
    A folding shovel . One of the biggest threats you face when the water stops coming out of the pipe is sanitation you have to burry your waste . The common house fly has killed more people then the Plague. And without the flow of Water and Refrigeration and Waste collection .
    Deca

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    • lukerw
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:42am

      Historically… the Defenders never Win: Join a Christian Group!

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    • JRook
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:46am

      What no survival seeds and gold. Yes this must be modified to reinforce our sponsors.

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    • peace maker
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:56am

      Great points and agreed. The shot gun is like the swiss army knife of guns, you can do a little of everything with it, defense(slugs, double 00, rubber buck), shoot birds (shot), signal for help(flare rounds), Shoot larger game(slugs-you do have to get alittle closer), Breech ( lead dust rounds), and then again you have explosive rounds, and insindary rounds for fun and good measure. From a survivalist perspective the 9mm is the best hand gun to have, main reason: 9mm ammo is the most plentify ammo in the world, you can find it anywhere.

      The whole bug out bag is good, but it needs more food and better water purifier (First Need brand is the best). Being an expert survivalist ( goto: Urbansurvivors.com) food and water are the items that go the fastest, and many on this board think that they can just use thier gun to go steal more is foolish thinking. They will just end up dead themselves . It is best to lay low and not go looking for trouble thinking because they are a bad @$$ and since they have a gun they can take what they need. Wrong, Dead wrong.

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    • teamarcheson
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 10:02am

      1. A roll of barbed or razor wire to prevent access to your house
      2. Several empty wine or liquor glass bottles that can be used against vehicles
      3. Several old tires can be piled across roads
      4. Sand bags to create barriers
      5. CB or Shortwave radio
      6. Spare gasoline and keep gas tanks at least half full at all times
      7. Extra cash because during a banking holiday, credit cards, ATMs, and checks will not work.
      8. Ask you doctor to prescribe extra medicines you take daily.
      9. DC to AC converter that can operate off of auto to operate refrigerator or back up generator
      10. Get kids use to the taste of powdered milk.

      Your neighbors may be your worst enemy when they smell the food you are cooking and they have none. In my neighborhood my neighbors are all eye rollers. When asked to form neighborhood watch and stock up on supplies they roll their eyes. We have had several crippling freak snow stores were power has been out two or three days and non of them have purchased any backup power generators. I was the only one on my street with my own back up generator.

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    • Fubared
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 10:09am

      Rookie
      Just stick to your hoodies. Don’t listen to the red cross and your mom can throw you cold hot pockets down the basement stairs to fill your piehole.

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    • Icnivad
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 10:46am

      Shotguns… oh yeah, Kel-Tec’s shotgun (the KSG) is awesome – bullpup, 2 independent feed tubes (can hold different types of ammo; flip a switch, to switch from, for example, lethal/non-lethal), 14 shots without reloading, relatively light, 12-gauge, side-mount accessory rails, topside sight rails, built in buttpad, and the list goes on and on… Check it out. As far as I know it’s around $600 to $850-ish.

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    • Bob_R_OathKeeper
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 5:54pm

      Rook, people like you won’t last very long, that’s just the facts. You’ll most likely be consumed and then shat out on the battlefield.

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  • BlackCrow
    Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:29am

    If you need to “bug out” then your planning is sorely lacking. If you live someplace that you would need to abandon in a crisis don’t expect a friendly welcome when you show up out in the country. Even if you own a retreat the locals will more than likely take you as a competitor for the local resources and at best give you a cold shoulder and at worse remove you from the equation.

    But IMHO If you ain‘t there now you’re already too late.

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    • VACoast
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 3:53pm

      absolutley correct.

      If you can’t hunker down at your home; time to move now.

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    • NordicNoose
      Posted on May 21, 2012 at 12:36am

      Absolutely agree with Black Crow…..I won’t take kindly to strangers if the SHTF in my neck of the woods.

      Double down on the need to have the big three: a shotgun, handgun, and a 22 long rifle with scope for hunting small game and long range defense. If your in an urban chaos I would add an AR15 personally.

      A bag of cotton balls soaked in either alcohol or, for a longer lasting burn, petroleum jelly. This is an excellent fire starter.

      And the best home defense on the planet: two (or more) large and protective canines….that pack instinct kicks in and they act like every day is Armageddon! They may not survive an attack on the home by a weapon wielding mob but they will give me a heads up long before the door gets kicked down.

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  • WellingtonStarr
    Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:29am

    @ FriedWaterMellon – Not more lighters and matches, but a Firesteel magnesium fire-starter from Firesteel.com

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    • atechgeek
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 10:41am

      I have a firesteel .. it is awesome. Matches or lighters can be destroyed easily. The firesteel is very durable and long lasting. I strongly recommend it for camping or survival.

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    • HumbleMan
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 5:22pm

      it’s on the list …

      And I agree with other posts, the entrenching tool is essential.

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    • SERE22
      Posted on May 19, 2012 at 7:04pm

      Check out wet fire tinder. Will continue burning even when wet. Sounds good for those rainy days.

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    • NordicNoose
      Posted on May 21, 2012 at 12:37am

      I second that!

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  • lisa2994
    Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:26am

    Thought everyone might like to see this. Looks like a judge has struck down some of the NDAA law.
    http://www.wnd.com/2012/05/obama-citizen-detention-plan-in-trouble/

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  • HuckleberryFriend
    Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:10am

    Even the government recommends a survival kit. You hear the commercials all the time. “Have a kit. Make a plan. Be informed.” They aren’t joking.

    It doesn’t have to be an apocalyptic event. It could be just a tornado rampaged through your town and you need shelter, or a hurricane has contaminated your drinking water and you need purification, or a crook breaks into your house and you need protection. This kit is applicable to many situations.

    Better to have such stuff and never need it than to need it and not have it.

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    • RamonPreston
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:25am

      Too much work. The government already has FEMA camps provided for you. Oh, you said you wanted to survive???

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    • teamarcheson
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:28am

      I don’t see fragmentation grenades or condoms?

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    • teamarcheson
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:45am

      Do not use your credit card

      Homeland Security advised law enforcement across the nation that anyone with more than a three day hoard of supplies should be suspected of terrorism. If you begin to stock up on supplies the government: local, state, or federal will pass regulations outlawing food hoarding. It was done during WWI and WWII. If you begin to stock up, keep it secret and use cash to buy the supplies.

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    • Twobyfour
      Posted on May 19, 2012 at 8:33am

      I buy 2 weeks of food supply regularly, since I’m a shopping hater. Who knew I am a hoarder, too….

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  • 1WhoQuestions
    Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:09am

    I would say there are only a few items that can’t be sold with the bag. Mainly the guns and ammo but those you should go through a local gun shop or even cheaperthandirt.com. Some binoculars and gloves would be good along with a wetstone for shapening the machete, axe, and knives on the Leatherman and never underestimate the importance of mosquito netting. Bow, arrow, duct tape (you never know when you may need this), fishing line and fishhooks are other handy items.

    The seed bank is likely only good if you are going to remain in one place for a long time and the lead in the ammo will weigh you down. The real trick will be to stay portable but the list is a great start.

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    • Rational Man
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 10:09am

      You really should read through the list of items before posting. You don’t appear so silly that way. I won’t bother to elaborate. You can figure it out yourself, or scratch a bald spot on your head wondering.

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    • Wolf
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 10:21am

      “…binoculars and gloves would be good along with a wetstone for shapening the machete, axe, and knives on the Leatherman… … fishing line and fishhooks are other handy items…”
      I wonder what the diamond steel is for? Or the included fishing kit… read the list and look up those things you don’t understand.

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  • sldjulius
    Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:04am

    I see that ciprofloxacin is included to be used against anthrax attacks.

    ACCORDING TO WIKIPEDIA: “A class action was filed against Bayer AG on behalf of employees of the Brentwood Post Office in Washington, D.C., and workers at the U.S. Capitol, along with employees of American Media, Inc. in Florida and postal workers in general who alleged that they suffered serious adverse effects from taking the antibiotic ciprofloxacin (Cipro) in the aftermath of the anthrax attacks in 2001. The adverse effects included; tendon rupture, seizures, intestinal problems, tendonitis, anxiety, insomnia, muscle aches, depression and meniscus tears. The action alleged that Bayer failed to warn class members of the potential side effects of the drug, thereby violating the Pennsylvania Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Laws. According to the allegations within the complaint, exposed individuals were not informed of the true safety profile of ciprofloxacin, the high rate of adverse events associated with its use, or the availability of safer and equally effective alternative drugs”
    Ciprofloxacin is also the ONLY antibiotic or drug of any kind that I personally have ever had a bad reaction to, which is why I did a search. Seems like it’s not the best choice, as others are safer and equally effective.

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    • Fubared
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:53am

      I used cipro during katrina without a hiccup-everybody reacts differently to certain meds. We had to with the crap and pit bulls floating and bloated peeps left lingering in the sun-situation dictated.

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    • LegionOfOne
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 10:39am

      Cipro seems to have a high percentage of reactions in a lot of people, but as long as you don’t overstrain yourself, it’s a very effective drug.

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  • AZhunter
    Posted on May 18, 2012 at 8:57am

    I know the libs r going nuts on this story. I saw a couple posts above whining about the guns. I‘m so glad to know that when they’re starving, searching for food and trying to start a fight with me to steal my food, they’ll be bringing a knife to a gun fight.
    A little bad news for anyone with this survival kit. If that’s your selection of guns, you might have a hard time defending yourself. Might I suggest a 270 or 30-06 cal rifle. You know, something that can reach out there.

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    • Fubared
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:13am

      It would work for decent folks stuck in an urban environment. All the libs now have time to get their keltecs, ravens and sterlings blinged out with day glow pink accoutrements too, if they hurry. Remember libs, the rounds go into the end of the barrel and hold whatever you are shooting side ways and stand in a rapper pose while slapping the trigger with your weak hand thumb, strong hand thumb is busy in your butt. Free, to the libs, no charge.

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    • DTOM_Jericho (Creator vindicator)
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:31am

      You apparently have never seen what a deer slug can do? Unless you have a night scope on your 30-06 you are most likely going to be in CQB and you will be the one with the wrong weapon. Of course, then you are assuming there will be a fight? That instead, someone won’t be running surveillance on you and sneak up behind you with a knife(shhh shhh shhh)? Maybe steal a car and drive it right through you front door? In my opinion you need a gun or guns. But I don‘t think that a gun means someone without one can’t win against you. Plans and training are paramount.

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    • AZhunter
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:51am

      Dtom. Oh I have the deer slugs. I have the knives. I have the night goggles. I have a neighborhood of like thinkers. The long range rifle is just another way to avoid the close quarter fighting. There’s always someone with more training than u.

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    • SammyStutsfruckle
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:52am

      I prefer a .308 but nothing wrong with 30-06 or even 30-30 for that matter which is a more compact rifle.

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    • DTOM_Jericho (Creator vindicator)
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 10:05am

      I prefer the .308 also. And I was not taken a counter point necessarily. I was only bringing up things people may not think about in a seemingly simple match up of a .30-06 versus a knife or a shotty. On a side note, I do love the shotty and find it very powerful, accurate and versatile.

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    • Salgofnir
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 11:46am

      There is nothing wrong with a .308. I prefer a 06 because of the availability of ammunition. I can go to any Walmart or any small town hardware store and get ammunition. The 22 is a very under rated weapon. You can get a brick of shells for cheap. You can get many different rounds for different situation. There are hyper velocity, sub sonics, and some that have not powder and can be used much like a pellet gun. I also have a pellet gun with thousands of pellets at can be used to hunt small game and birds with without making a sound. I have a NAA 22 mag on me at all times. My bug out weapons are an 870 in 12 (slugs, 00 and #7), Remington 22 pump fieldmaster (can handle all types of rounds), NAA 22 mini master, Springfield XD in 9mm and a Crosman airgun.

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    • Salgofnir
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 12:07pm

      I would like to add I prefer a blastmatch since it is a one handed fire starter.

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    • AmericanFightingMan1
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 1:02pm

      Another important consideration: STAY IN SHAPE; STAY IN GOOD HEALTH. This is invaluable. You can’t bug out if you are going to fade in a day or two. Living outside in the elements is HARD. It was hard for me in my 20′s. If you are over 40, think about it. You’ll have to be in GREAT shape to endure living outside.

      If you bug, you need to have a plan. Where are you going? If you live in a big city, you will need to bug out, no doubt. American cities are rotten and will be the scene of chaos. Outlying areas will be safer, but they will see hordes coming their way. And then there will be a decision by the inhabitants what to do. You have to be ahead of the hordes or you might not get through.

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    • Twobyfour
      Posted on May 19, 2012 at 8:54am

      In addition to guns, a crossbow is in my kit. It’s quiet, does not attract attention like loud gunshots do when you need to keep quiet.

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  • ThePostman
    Posted on May 18, 2012 at 8:44am

    I only need one bullet. With that, I can get all of the bad guy’s stuff, and I bet he has additional bullets. And he should be quite tasty, too. Oh yeah, that reminds me, I need barbeque sauce, too.

    So one bullet, check, one pistol, check, barbeque sauce, check.

    I’m ready.

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    • Wolf
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:19am

      Sounds more like you‘re going to be the ’bad guy‘ and a tasty morsel for someone else’s BBQ.

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    • RamonPreston
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:26am

      Too funny

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  • blanco5
    Posted on May 18, 2012 at 8:33am

    All of the whiny leftys will be running to conservatives for help when the barak hits the fan. They need to suffer for their stupidity.

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  • PPMStudios
    Posted on May 18, 2012 at 8:31am

    Anyone paying $500 for the Mossberg got ripped off. Same with the pistol; You can pick up a Glock 17/19/26 for $400-$500…

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    • Patrick Henry II
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 8:56am

      The H&K is pricier than the Glock for reason. The Mossberg 500 Shotgun should be around $250-350 depending on the deal you get..

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    • candcantiques
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:04am

      I agree, more of a problem though, if you are “bugging out” do you really want a LOUD weapon where everyone can hear where you are? Personally I say a small caliber Rifle is better and quieter if you know how to use it. Next, where is the magnifying glass? When you run out of matches and that magnesium stick how you gonna start fires? Magnifying glass will do it quickly even in winter. 3rd, water filtration kit? Really? What you gonna do when you need new filters? Better yet get 2 light weight bowls ( one fits inside the other with room to spare ) and clear plastic of any kind. Put water of any kind, even urine, in the bottom bowl, put the smaller bowl inside the larger and weigh it down slightly with anything. Copver this with clear lastic with a stone in the center. Leave in the sun. In a few hours you will have PURE water in the smaller center bowl. NO FILTER NEEDED EVER. These people have to think a little more practically.

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    • Wolf
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:53am

      @ Cand… when you run out of matches, lighter and steel, learn to use a bow drill or a spindle stick. As for the magnifying glass working… try it on a cloudy or rainy day and let me know how well it works compared to a drill.

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    • thorkyl
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 10:58am

      Mossberg shotgon a must
      http://www.ableammo.com/catalog/mossberg-persuader-pump-action-shotgun-50521-gauge-cylinder-barrel-chmbr-pistol-grip-sling-studs-p-94587.html

      Small frame 22 a must
      http://northamericanarms.com/firearms/minis.html

      A Henry AR-7 a must
      http://www.henryrepeating.com/rifle-survival-ar7.cfm

      Then add your 9/40/45/50s&w if you would like
      I like small and light
      Now that does not prevent me from having a 308 sighted at 250 yards and a MN 91/30 set up 400 yards

      I love living in the country

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    • Wolf
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 3:18pm

      LOL- a .308 sighted for 200 yards and a 91/30 sighted for 400… kind of putting it backwards since the .308 is probably a heckuva lot more accurate than the Mosin, plus easier to put a scope on. Not to mention, easier to find ammo for in any country store.

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    • DaneChile
      Posted on May 19, 2012 at 3:09am

      Anyone buying this Walter Mitty bug-out bag is getting ripped off. Total price (as shown) $3,500 plus the cost of the drugs. Drop the shotgun and pistol and you still shell out $2,000.

      I would rather use that money for food, the fuel needed to get two tanks away from any urban area and the hardware and materials needed to build a small, semi-permanent shelter when I get there. We´ll likely be a long time returning to our homes…if ever.

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  • sawbuck
    Posted on May 18, 2012 at 8:29am

    Land of the free.. God given rights ..Born in the U.S.A…Yeah Right.. …!
    We have become a nation of the ridicules and the absurd …LAWS ….!
    There are at least three or four items this “bug-out bag” ..That without the proper paper work authorization .. Would land you in “hot water”.. ….A firearm …
    You better still have “MAN given rights” that haven’t stripped your “GOD GIVEN RIGHTS”
    to still be allowed to own one…..
    A (CCL) ..better NOT wonder.. where it’s NOT recognized……
    A (prescription) ……Better have your name on the meds….
    You better know the laws about “blade lengths” and properly carry restrictions on them.
    Better NOT be hunting….fishing…with-out any paperwork…
    You better know “The regulations”
    Don’t wonder on the wrong property….with a loaded weapon.
    . ANY of these over-sights.. Could turn a US citizen …into a felon..
    And this is the sad reality we live in…

    We have been “administrated to death“.

    There is no more.. “God given rights” anymore …

    If this was true …ONLY…“GOD” …could take them away..!

    We are living in a fallacy………And…………At any point …

    A…. U.S Citizen …. Can be the “bad guy”.

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    • Wolf
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:26am

      When TSHTF I seriously doubt there’ll be many people concerned with who has permission to carry a weapon or whose name is on a drug label. Except the sheep that’ll be providing entertainment for those who understand fang and claw.

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    • matamoros
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 5:21pm

      @ Wolf

      A…. U.S Citizen …. Can be the “bad guy”. Unfortunately, whether or not the SHTF, Saw’s statement is true today. Look at how the EPA went after that married couple that just wanted to build a home on their own property – consider also how our returning veterans of war are now being profiled by our govt as possible terrorists – consider now how people (including children) are groped in lines by the TSA. I’m sure one could site countless examples on how our own govt now considers us (particularly conservatives who believe in freedom and in a small govt) to be the “bad people”.

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  • vaman
    Posted on May 18, 2012 at 8:27am

    Not a good article for the blaze. The readers here don’t need any more encouragement to be crazy.

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    • kickagrandma
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 8:29am

      crazy? Prepared!

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    • Fubared
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 8:37am

      Katrina. Philly. Detroit. Oakland. Cleveland. Jersey. S. Chicago. S. Boston. Watts. DC. Baltimore. Sure, I see where your lemming mind is going. Pack some grain alcohol for the fun time on your roof and some ky for when you de-ass yourself from your roof. Oh, and be like the ward peeps and leave a pit bull chained on the front porch to either die of starvation or float like the warders did-it is en vogue in certain cliques these days. Common sense is in such short supply these days; buy some if can in bulk.

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    • Blazebanned
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 8:50am

      @vaman aka encinom.
      Crazy is your middle name you idiot,when the shtf, your little zombie ass will be the first to go….

      Drago.

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    • mom4times
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:08am

      Amen Kickagrandma

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    • AustinMilbarge
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 10:19am

      There are people a lot smarter than you predicting economic melt down in as little as two years. Europe is already going down. Stores carry about a 36 hour supply of food and our national emergency oil reserves, that Obwana wants to use up to drop gas 5 cents a gallon, will run the country for 5 days. After that, it’s a crap shoot. Literally.

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    • FREDINOHIO
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 12:18pm

      This is not encouragement to be crazy, it is good common sense. My wife and I each have our own bug-out bag (we call them “72 hour kits), which are loaded with all the essentials to survive for three days or longer if need be. We also have plans complete with escape routes if we have to leave our home either be vehicle or on foot. In this world we live in to not have this kind of preparation is nieve and will only result in unnecessary pain and suffering for those not prepared. Those that think all they will need is a gun to survive in a worst case scenerio need to rethink their idea because many people will be armed and trying to do the same thing. I will be escaping and evading, I will trust only those that I know well and will not hesitate to dispatch anyone else to the great beyond any way I can.

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  • Movinfr8
    Posted on May 18, 2012 at 8:26am

    I dont like HK pistols, a lotta money for a name. Id rather have two Glocks, bit I’m picking nits.

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    • Wolf
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:38am

      It‘s ’your’ BOB, so you get to pick which nits you want in it. From what I see in this pack, there are a lot of nits I’d pick to throw away.

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    • Fubared
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 10:46am

      H&K has few peers actually. They are very proud of their products and ax for mucho ducks for a reason-and get those ducks for their products from people who don’t like to compromise and have the funds to make it so. Pinto wagon or F250? Both will get you there, but which will fill your individual need and comfort level? A squirt gun with clorox will work in a pinch, but why settle?

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    • The Sergeant Major
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 1:43pm

      This discussion about H&S vs. Glock is pointless. If you can afford a H&K buy one, they shoot great, very reliable and shoot well while dirty. The Glock is a great firearm for the common man, shoots great….BUT they don’t like cheap ammo. The H&K is a great battle pistol, trust the old man!

      Remember our POW’s and MIA’s Remember SGT Bowe Burgdahl!

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    • Wolf
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 3:28pm

      Sorry, SGTMajor- my XD will shoot anything I feed it, cheap or not. So will Glocks.

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    • snufy
      Posted on May 19, 2012 at 12:39am

      Glocks are for idiots. That‘s why they’re popular…any dumbsh*t can use one. For the dif, get a real firearm, like an H&K, Colt, Sig….What is your life worth…Most people under fire just use the spray-and-pray method, anyway. Lots of Rambos out there saying what they would do, when they have no combat experience. Let me tell you, there’s a big difference in what real life is and what idiots run their mouths about…Right, Sgt Major?

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    • Wolf
      Posted on May 19, 2012 at 9:38am

      @ Snufy… ROFLMBO. Feeling insecure about our choices, are we?

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  • friedwatermellon
    Posted on May 18, 2012 at 8:24am

    The kit needs more lighters and matches for fire.

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  • TwoLazy
    Posted on May 18, 2012 at 8:11am

    What you mean there‘s people who don’t already have this stuff? …. Oh yeah, liberals, commies and progressives.

    They’re the ones standing on their rooftops waiting for someone from the government to come help them. Can you say Katrina?

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  • GO-FOR-LIBERTY
    Posted on May 18, 2012 at 8:05am

    I still say timeing is everything. Throw this backpack on (or any other) and step out the door and be very evasive and you just might make past the police or the military who you know will be on the lookout for people with “backpacks”.

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  • constitutionaldirective
    Posted on May 18, 2012 at 8:00am

    Some of us would just call that an EDC Bag (Every Day Carry)… but still a very nice one!.. ;)

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    • Wolf
      Posted on May 19, 2012 at 6:50pm

      GHB for me: get me home from wherever I am. Lots of junk included in this package, though. Of course, they’re hoping a lot of Blaze readers will buy their over-priced junk.

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  • lukerw
    Posted on May 18, 2012 at 7:22am

    “Apocalypse”? Looks more like Normal stuff… to me!

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  • RJJinGadsden
    Posted on May 18, 2012 at 7:19am

    Can’t wait to see some of the left wing idiots respond to this story. I travel from a rural setting into any variety of settings and the roadways are various and some hidden. I have a decent M3 med bag in my truck along with a few MREs and some energy bars. Not a bad thing to have should I run off the road into a hidden area due to weather or road conditions. Just makes sense to be prepared, and the cost is literally so little considering. We work with the Boy Scouts a lot and rotate the MREs annually. Also keep a case of water bottles in the truck at all times. All of this is in the cab and it does not take up that much room. I have a CCL and am almost always armed with my SIG, but I do often keep a Mossberg 500 behind the back seat and plenty of ammo on hand. No, there is no silver bullet to all emergencies, but there is no reason to allow one’s self to become an easy victim.

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    • Fubared
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 7:44am

      Well said and ditto. I have to travel past a project whenever I head out and same, ditto on the blind spots. One caveat is that I opt for the 18-20 rd mags for the siggies as the issue of groups is in play. HUD doesn’t allow firearms in the hood, but all the shooting from the projects every night is just an anomoly I am sure.

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    • johnjamison
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 8:11am

      I’ld replace the 9 with a 357 revolver never jams less moving parts and 1000 times more reliable. I’ld also add a good supple of hard candy as it is easy energy that last as long as it stays dry. I’ld also add a supply of marijuana seeds as it is natural self substaining supply of pain killers for the long term.
      And a small solar power pack to recharge batteries,and cell phones.

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    • Fubared
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 8:31am

      John
      Let me know how fast you can replace that 6 shooter with speed loaders while calling time out on the Trayvon packs, yo. Every national forest has your pot if you look around enough and trade some of your hard candy with the narcos left to guard the pot fields. To each his own. Pack a light blue UN helmet too while you are at it and wrap yourself in a bunch of vs17 panels.

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    • johnjamison
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:11am

      Fubared,
      With couple speed cogs I can sling ammo in and out pretty damn fast. And with high grain hollow points My 7″ barrel can take you down at 100 yards with ease. Try that with a punka55 9.AND IT’S SEVEN SHOTS NOT 6. And even under a harsh enviroment those 7 will continually scream. On another note I almost forgot to add a GAMO or WRF pellet gun for small game hunting that way I can save to big guns for the big idiots. I have the gamo 1100 and it’s great for rabbit,squirrel,and dove. I would probably be good for rats,cats,snakes,and any other meats if that’s all that avaible,

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    • Fubared
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:43am

      John
      I hear you, to each his own. Whatever you be comfortable with. Semantics mostly, but perhaps you don’t need to consider large groups of urban dwellers looking to vent. A pair of sig 226′s with 20 rd mags of 147 gr screamers vs a 7 shot, 7″ hog leg tree killer with a bipod is a thought though. Situation dictates and all that happy crap-cheers and take no offense dude-

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    • Wolf
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:47am

      What .357 ‘never’ jams and has ‘fewer moving parts’ than a GLock or XD, or other semi-autos? I agree speed loaders can reload a revolver as quickly as a grip magazine- but you’ll have to reload three times to get one magazine load, so your reloads are going to slow you down. Just because your barrel is longer, does not mean a semi-auto isn’t good for as long a distance as your revolver. Not to mention the weight of the weapon and ammo.
      I carry a Ruger Police in my BOB and wear an XD on my belt, in case you‘re thinking of telling me I’m wrong.

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    • johnjamison
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 10:57am

      Wolf my taurus is better at long range because. I’ve tested it. It an effing bolt thrower even at 100 yards And I do own a ruger 9 as well. Along with a mossberg 835,Remington 30-06,and .243 Winny as well. I can‘t carry them all so based on my experiece if I could only carry one of each I’ld take the 835.and .357 If I was partnered up I let my partner carry the .243 over the 30-06 etremely accurate,more rounds and less kick to throw you off target and the 9mm.
      I wasn‘t given the option to takle my entire arsenal if I was I’ld be well fortified at all distances.
      Let’s hope that this can just continue to be a hobby and not a necessity for survial.

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    • Fubared
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 11:09am

      And the XDM in 9 is a 19 round tack driver. Hmm. 7 shot cannon or multiple 19 rd mags on something applicable to every environment. Access to 9mm the world over, and light enough to carry a few hundred rounds on your person… Food for thought-

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    • johnjamison
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 11:37am

      To each his own Fubared, I wish good luck should the worst happen. I’ll be fine and as for the whole hood,thuggery goes I suggest you stay out of the cities as a whole. They’ll be waste lanes anyway. Better to group up in the countryside you know where food grows,swims and runs wild.

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    • HorseCrazy
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 11:57am

      very well said

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    • RJJinGadsden
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 12:49pm

      JOHNJAMISON, I bought my SIG P226 from the Vaihingen Rod & Gun Club in Germany in December ‘85. Have fired it to the point God only knows how many times. Even carried it while on a civilian police dept. Have never had it jam, and I beg to differ with you, an auto loading pistol has far fewer moving parts than a revolver. I will go along with you that the revolver is less likely to jam in any way. Many years ago I had a S&W Model 39 9mm. That danged thing was designed to do nothing but jam. As for your revolver having only 6 rounds one has to really practice a lot to be able to use a speed loader or take the time to drop one round at a time into the cylinder. I have revolvers too. I have a mag bag and a number of SIG’s 15 round mags, 2 of their 20 round mags, and a good collection of Mecgar 17 round Mags. Since the late ’90s or by 2000 Mecgar has had a contract with SIG to build their mags, so those are not cheap after market pieces of crap. The pistol at this moment with a 20 round mag and one in the chamber is in a holster that has an attached mag pouch where the other 20 mag is. Once I pick it up I have the weapon and 41 rounds at the ready. Loading an auto is mere muscle memory where one hand will always find the other hand. Again, there is no silver bullet to every situation, but I still prefer an auto loader. Just my humble opinion.

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    • johnjamison
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 2:58pm

      RJ,
      Everyone has preference and I agree that having more rounds is a plus. But when talking about the last guns you might ever have well to point the obvious there are 150 years old revolver that are still operational. And like you and you sig. I‘ve shot and easy 5000 rounds through my taurus tracker 627 To the point that it’s seem like nothing more than an extention of my hand. I can say without a doubt I can put 6 out of 7 in a 6 at 100 yards in under 8 sometimes seven.
      I have to say that .375 with a .180 grain load is the strongest round I can fire and still stay on target.
      I grew shooting my dad‘s Colt Python and that gun was surgical in it’s accuracy i guess that why I trust revolvers .
      Had the 44 raging that was a beast and pretty accurate but way too much recoil to keep time and stay on target.
      No matter enjoy practicing your second amendment right with whatever gun you chose just practice early and practice often and I’ll do the same.
      Good shooting chief

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    • RJJinGadsden
      Posted on May 19, 2012 at 7:14am

      JOHNJAMISON, Just as you have said, and I agree, it’s a matter of preference. As well I grew up shooting revolvers too and gained a respect for the .357 mag. The first revolver that I bought was a Ruger Super Blackhawk .44 mag back in ‘74. Still works perfectly to this day. One of the wooden grips broke though and the only real change that I have done now is to add a larger pair of Pachmeyer grips. I do have a replacement pair of original Ruger grips on hand too.
      As much as I like my SIG I really miss a model 80 Colt M1911A1 that was stolen a number of years ago. I really prefer that and still have several Wilson Combat 10 round mags for it. I really do need to replace it.

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  • kickagrandma
    Posted on May 18, 2012 at 7:15am

    That,along with my new Hummer are my bd presents this year! The Hummer is camouflaged, so no one will see it! ; )

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    • Wolf
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 10:09am

      Grandma- can you find your Hummer in the dark? ;)

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    • Wolf
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 10:11am

      Oops- after thinking about it, that seems kind’a naughty…

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  • moussiagilda
    Posted on May 18, 2012 at 7:14am

    That array of items is what Satan carries in his lunch bag.

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    • kickagrandma
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 7:27am

      No. See article on Canada’s exhibit…. those are the tools satan carries in his lunch bag.

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    • Fubared
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 7:40am

      Pack your twister mat and some wild english rose, maybe some pork rinds, skittles and tea, maybe a few hoodies. And you will be fine. Wait for fema as you preach to the apsiring rap artistes about glockin in da hood. Yo.

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    • lukerw
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 7:44am

      “Satan goes to and fro upon the Earth” (Job): Satan is the Fascist Empire, with Legions of Conquerors, that personifies Human Evil, and that Harms & Destroys… and opposes the Good in People and the Family Unit.

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    • Matrix22
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 7:56am

      I’d say from the evidence, Zimmerman sure needed one!

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    • AZhunter
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 9:04am

      Funny, I don’t remember seeing Barack or moochelle carrying that bag

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    • Fubared
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 10:56am

      AZHunter
      They have been over feeding the dog for a while, no worries with most curries.

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  • moussiagilda
    Posted on May 18, 2012 at 7:13am

    You’ve already survived the apocolypse, okay? Stop losing your head about it. What kind of pathological creep are you? Yeah, you have you murder everyone in sight with your Glock whatever, just to Survive! No. Who needs guns any more?

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    • Fubared
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 7:28am

      Who needs guns any more? All the project dwellers and non-violent thugs released from prison, that’s who. Jeesh. Oh, and all the granola tree huggers too. And maybe you once you are on your last roll of Charmin. And Moosey, half of what is in that bag is on my person every day and I don’t worship your satan, but thanks for being naive for all the rest. Wanker born every minute.

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    • kickagrandma
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 7:30am

      “Who needs guns any more?”

      Geesh! Forget my prayer about GOD’s removing the veil from lives. Apparently, some lives and minds are covered with and set in concrete. Still II Chronicles 7:14 will work, IF you ask….

      We do!

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    • AJAYW
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 7:34am

      you are joking Right

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    • lukerw
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 7:37am

      We are a Species of Predators… and Peace will only be found in Heaven!

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    • Meyvn
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 7:56am

      People who don’t rely on others and kill their own food. What a moron.

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    • bertr
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 7:56am

      Quiet simply, guns are needed to protect us from people like you who don’t prepare and then try to steal from and kill the familes of the ones who do when an unexppected disaster happens

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    • Rickfromillinois
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 8:25am

      I just love people who make comments like this. I make a point of trying to know where all of them live in my area. If the system collapses and there are food shortages I will know where to go with my guns to get food to support my family. The only problem is most of these folks will be the first to run out of food and sit around crying about the government not coming to feed them.

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    • mensa141
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 8:27am

      Not you obviously.

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    • BLACKDIAMONDSKIER
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 8:48am

      @ MOUSSIAGILDA

      All will learn what happens when a world economy collapses. Remember, Greece is just the beginning. People are capable of anything when their backs are against the wall and their children and families are hungry. If you happen to encounter a person who wants what you have and doesn’t care about anything else in life but getting it, you can stick your hand out and tell them to stop, but I’m guessing they would rather cut your hand off rather than listen to your outcries for help. Nobody intentionally wants to hurt someone else (unless they are purely evil). But there are a lot of people who will not hesitate to protect their families when approached by those whose only alternative is to do harm because they did not prepare themselves. When hungry and against the ropes……anyone…..and I mean anyone…..is capable of anything. Don’t underestimate how even a good person can be transformed into something unimaginable in a very short period of time.

      Please…if you can…try and store up some food and water. It will not hurt to be prepared. If nothing happens, you will still be o.k.

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    • constitutionaldirective
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 8:50am

      @MOUSI.. I carry a bag like that in my trunk every day, because I have enough of the world to know I need one.

      Your ignorance of the world, nature and the nature of men only make you a fool. Things as simple as a match have saved the lives of whole families. The ignorance you display only makes it obvious that you don’t understand your responsibly to care for the ones you love or you lack the guts to do so.

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    • Blazebanned
      Posted on May 18, 2012 at 8:52am

      @moussiagilda aka encinom.
      Obviously you dont need a gun, which makes my job easier…

      Drago.

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