In the garage where we usually quarter out deer one of the guys has bolted a flat, ceramic element from an oven to one of the shelves. It is perfect for touching up a knife when your hands are all bloody.
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What are the ten items you will take when SHTF?
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In the garage where we usually quarter out deer one of the guys has bolted a flat, ceramic element from an oven to one of the shelves. It is perfect for touching up a knife when your hands are all bloody.
1.Taurus PT92 AR with 3 mags
2.Tomahawk
3.Buck 119 which has fishing stuff,SAK,compass,firesteel,water collecting bags,etc with it.
4.Bible
5.small tent
6.army survival manual
7.wife and kids,haha
8.rifle with at least 300 rounds
9.extra clothes
10.Large Alice pack to carry everything
2.Tomahawk
3.Buck 119 which has fishing stuff,SAK,compass,firesteel,water collecting bags,etc with it.
4.Bible
5.small tent
6.army survival manual
7.wife and kids,haha
8.rifle with at least 300 rounds
9.extra clothes
10.Large Alice pack to carry everything
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First, Eddie I loved the joke! second I have never been camping without an axe or tomahawk, but I would not carry one backpacking and don't have one in my BOB now. I guess I should go the saw route or do I really need to carry the axe? It would be great to have but the extra weight!!! 
SavageEagle
Grandmaster
- Apr 27, 2008
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Lots of good lists. Personally, I would have to have more than 10 just for the sheer size of my family. Six of us can carry a lot of stuff on the run besides just our clothes and food. I plan on carrying 5 days of food for all of us plus our gear. Kids would carry their food and clothes and sleeping bags while my wife, my oldest, and I carry the gear, food, water, and shelter.
However. If I had to go extreme light....
1. Tarp
2. 50ft paracord/utility rope
3. Survival knife w/built in saw
4. EDC + 5 mags + 200 extra rounds
5. SKS + 300rnds and .22 rifle + 1K rounds
6. 5 Fire Steel Sticks
7. 2 bottles of iodine water tabs
8. First Aid Kit + 'script meds
9. bag of tobacco and papers
10. US Army Ranger Handbook
I'm torn between my Standard BoB backpack or my medium Alicepack for the light load. The Alicepack has the metal frame and is easier to carry, but the backpack is lighter with more secure storage.
However. If I had to go extreme light....
1. Tarp
2. 50ft paracord/utility rope
3. Survival knife w/built in saw
4. EDC + 5 mags + 200 extra rounds
5. SKS + 300rnds and .22 rifle + 1K rounds
6. 5 Fire Steel Sticks
7. 2 bottles of iodine water tabs
8. First Aid Kit + 'script meds
9. bag of tobacco and papers
10. US Army Ranger Handbook
I'm torn between my Standard BoB backpack or my medium Alicepack for the light load. The Alicepack has the metal frame and is easier to carry, but the backpack is lighter with more secure storage.
SECRET? strong enough for a man but made for a woman??
Well yeah! You may be scrounging for food, and repelling bad guys, but you don't have to STINK while you're doing it.
Joe Williams
Shooter
- Jun 26, 2008
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You know what's good about no soap, you can smell a hijacker from a mile away!
NordicHeathenVinlander
Shooter
1). Books, survival, combatives, first aid, Religion, cultural heritage & Foreign Languages.
2). A group of mean men, including family.
3). Stored supplies for survival, thriving.
4). Few firearms, tons of ammo, and other "tools".
5). Bartering items
6). Wagons
7). Vehicles
8). As much gas as we can contain
9). Food
10). Lightweight water crafts.
2). A group of mean men, including family.
3). Stored supplies for survival, thriving.
4). Few firearms, tons of ammo, and other "tools".
5). Bartering items
6). Wagons
7). Vehicles
8). As much gas as we can contain
9). Food
10). Lightweight water crafts.
1) Midget blow up doll (or maybe some packs of emergency blankets)
2) 1.75 of Popov vodka
3) Biggest pack of socks I can find
4) 8mm Mauser and ammo
5) Glock 27 and ammo
6) Colt .45 and ammo
7) Biggest bottle of Gin I can find
8) Cigars and a lighter
9) 1 of the many knives that are within reach at all times
10) Big bottle of hot sauce
there really isn't much need for carrying clean clothes other than socks, keep your feet comfortable and dry.
2) 1.75 of Popov vodka
3) Biggest pack of socks I can find
4) 8mm Mauser and ammo
5) Glock 27 and ammo
6) Colt .45 and ammo
7) Biggest bottle of Gin I can find
8) Cigars and a lighter
9) 1 of the many knives that are within reach at all times
10) Big bottle of hot sauce
there really isn't much need for carrying clean clothes other than socks, keep your feet comfortable and dry.
Ok I'll bite...why?
SavageEagle
Grandmaster
- Apr 27, 2008
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- 38
Mmm... I should have remembered the Hennessy.
Really, there is a need for a warmer set of clothes in the spring and fall for at night and extra layers in the winter are ESSENTIAL.
