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    bshnt2015,
    Thanks for the poop.

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    Good pair of boots and well honed skills.......Anything more is pure luxury.

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    Quote Originally Posted by ryan woods
    Not too military geared maybe? Or is it for a combat situation?
    Lots of signal group however wouldnt you throw in a backup fixed blade and folder?
    I keep my knife in my pocket. To me, signalling/communications is VERY important. This is for A'Stan, not at home.

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    Well, that daimondback bag looks decent!

    I almost always have my BHI 3-day pack with me when i leave town, I consider it a bit my go-bag, in it is the following:

    - 1st aid kit
    - camelbag bladder
    - Duct tape
    - sewing material
    - most of the time an MRE
    - spare batt. for surefire, camera,...
    - camera
    - notebook
    - small bino's
    - wiley's

    That's about it, it changes offcourse, depending on where I go.

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    I don't have a BOB yet...unless you count the case.

    I do have a Dana 5000 cu inch bag though and the finacee has an old aluminum frame 3500 in bag.

    If we can motor out though, the survival case can be easily moved by two people.

    Then its 2 rifles, 1 pistol, a shot gun, ammo for all four and 2 pounds of black powder.

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    Mines a PLCE resi case sitting just on top of the bergen that I can grab and go.
    Contains boil in a bag ration, sweets, small cooker + fuel, metal mug, brew kit, puritabs, matches, lighter, first aid kit, torch, spare AA batteries, swiss army knife, spoon, wire saw, spare compass, heliograph, mosi repellant, little wash kit, cam cream, bin bag, US pilot 1 pint water bottle plus a little bit of garden twine and a small bit of rubber inner tyre tube.

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    A PLCE Bergan side pouch (with Berghaus Vulcan side pouch shoulder straps).

    3x Boil in a bag rations with some hexi blocks and 6" nails
    Metal mug
    Brew kit
    Potasium permanganate - sterilises, purifies and can be used as a marker in snow and sand (with water)
    Med kit - Isreali bandages, QuikClot & Tourniqet, Anelgesics & Antibiotics
    E&E Tin
    Fire making kit
    Heliograph
    Leatherman & Spare torch (Maglite solitaire)
    IR & Red Cylumes
    IR Strobe & spare batteries
    US pilot 1 pint water bottle
    Red Phos grenade
    16mm flares
    VS-17 panel
    Spare Sliva compass & Map

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    Quote Originally Posted by James


    Frag grenades, smoke grenades, signal flares, VS-17 panel, IR strobe, maps, compass, GPS, food, water, 1st aid stuff, extra ammo, chemlights, zip cuffs, radio batteries...
    im gonna be picking one of those up soon enough.

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    Quote Originally Posted by James
    I keep my knife in my pocket. To me, signalling/communications is VERY important. This is for A'Stan, not at home.
    Ok, i understand. And now that I know in which enviroment your bag is used may I pay my compliments!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Royal
    A PLCE Bergan side pouch (with Berghaus Vulcan side pouch shoulder straps).

    3x Boil in a bag rations with some hexi blocks and 6" nails
    Metal mug
    Brew kit
    Potasium permanganate - sterilises, purifies and can be used as a marker in snow and sand (with water)
    Med kit - Isreali bandages, QuikClot & Tourniqet, Anelgesics & Antibiotics
    E&E Tin
    Fire making kit
    Heliograph
    Leatherman & Spare torch (Maglite solitaire)
    IR & Red Cylumes
    IR Strobe & spare batteries
    US pilot 1 pint water bottle
    Red Phos grenade
    16mm flares
    VS-17 panel
    Spare Sliva compass & Map
    Drool! Much enjoyed reading this!
    I see you put the Leatherman in the BOB. HAve you realised too that the Swiss Tool is much superior and the prefered multitool on body?

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    Quote Originally Posted by East Scout
    Good pair of boots and well honed skills.......Anything more is pure luxury.
    Dont think I could miss my knife though (or Firesteel.. )

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    Quote Originally Posted by ryan woods
    Drool! Much enjoyed reading this!
    I see you put the Leatherman in the BOB. HAve you realised too that the Swiss Tool is much superior and the prefered multitool on body?
    The Leatherman is an old one (pre-locking blades) but f.ing sharp - but it was free. For some reason I aquire them so I carry 4 - one in my vest/chest rig, one in my Crash Bag, a micro in my ID wallet and one of the old tiny folding ones in my RCK.

    Swiss tools are expensive. Pusser gives me Leathermans.

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    Here's an interesting link, The Bug-Out Campout

    Plus I get to tag this thread.

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    I may have missed it but no-one has mentioned flashlights yet, or do chem-lights suffice?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Geezah
    I may have missed it but no-one has mentioned flashlights yet, or do chem-lights suffice?
    You missed it!

    Quote Originally Posted by Royal
    A PLCE Bergan side pouch (with Berghaus Vulcan side pouch shoulder straps).

    3x Boil in a bag rations with some hexi blocks and 6" nails
    Metal mug
    Brew kit
    Potasium permanganate - sterilises, purifies and can be used as a marker in snow and sand (with water)
    Med kit - Isreali bandages, QuikClot & Tourniqet, Anelgesics & Antibiotics
    E&E Tin
    Fire making kit
    Heliograph
    Leatherman & Spare torch (Maglite solitaire)
    IR & Red Cylumes
    IR Strobe & spare batteries
    US pilot 1 pint water bottle
    Red Phos grenade
    16mm flares
    VS-17 panel
    Spare Sliva compass & Map

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