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    Next is the belt



    Buttpack:
    2 stripped mre's and 3 packs of starkist tuna; water putification tabs; small firestarting kit; 2 emergency blankets; Blackhawk SOLAG gloves; my Shemagh (never know how handythat one will come in); Batteries- 9 volt, CR-123'3, and AA's; emergency strobe; compass

    2 QTS water
    3 Mags for my pistol
    another MCnett Towell

    Trauma Kit:



    Plenty of Celox and Quik-Clot; Israeli bandage, chest seal; lots of gauze and kerlex; tourniquet, shears


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    my run gear
    (sorry, but can't figger out how ta put pics in post)

    FN Sporter, Eotech, 4x flip, 35rd mag
    Shoulder holster w/ 1911, 3 mags (2-8, 1-25)

    tacvest, web belt, butt pack, pouches & pockets
    3-35rd mags 556, 2-2l hyd bladders, bowie, Cane knife, bayonet,
    drawstring cotton gathering bag (ta collect dinner)
    30 day vitimans, zantac, imodium AD, midol, clear trashbag,
    wool socks, hiker-pro, poncho, 100ft paracord, survival blanket (2),
    steripen, wpn clng kit, notepad, pen, hobotool,
    spare glasses, contacts, eyeglasses repair, eye drops
    AA LED, AAA mini, AAA headlamp, AA-6, AAA-12, 2-123, compass (2),
    pocket knife, leatherman, gloves, 2 - canteen cup
    first aid kit
    2-sutures,iodine, 4x4 & 2x2 pads, tape, antibiotic cream, antifungal cream,
    triangular bandage, eye patch, knuckle band, clotures, ace band, gauze roll, superglue,
    steel mirror, hemostats, newskin
    fishin/sewin kit
    assorted hooks,sinkers, 20yd-12lb test line, 20yd-30lb test line, sewing needles,
    15yd sewing thread, lg sewin needles, whetstone, assorted saftey pins, paper clips,
    yo-yo, DEET 2oz.
    Fire kit
    match bottle, 2-wetfire, small magifying glass, magnesium block, fire steel,


    Backpack:
    3 1/2 qt pot W/ hobo Stove, matches, firesteel, spice bag, washcloth, file,
    zplk w/ 4 0z. Coffee, Steep cloth,
    (4) zplk w/ Oatmeal, honey (2880c ea)
    zplk w/ 4 0z bar antibact soap, w/prf bag, rag, wool socks, foot pwdr,
    zplk w/ bic, washrag, 2-razor, comb,
    zplk w/ t.p.
    zplk w/ footsoap, wool socks, 7oz foot powder,
    zplk w/ longjohns
    poncho, 100' paracord, wool blanket, spare waterfilter element,
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    Quote Originally Posted by izzyscout21 View Post
    Next is the belt
    Always have a question about the guys with belts, so I'll ask it here. I don't mean to pick on you

    I started out in the Army in the days of LBEs, then LBVs....then finished with IOTVs etc.
    In my civilian job I've worn a gun belt for years. Nowadays I wear the gun belt with suspenders to take the weight off my hips
    Bottom line, why do none of you guys with these belts wear any sort of load-bearing suspenders....I see a ton of gear on a wait belt, and all I can think of is the long term effects of that weight without any of the burden being taken up by the shoulders.

    My car kit has old school LBE , plus a work plate carrier that I can throw on if I needed to.
    Not sure I'd want all that weight on my hips alone over a prolonged period.
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    Quote Originally Posted by tc556guy View Post
    Bottom line, why do none of you guys with these belts wear any sort of load-bearing suspenders....I see a ton of gear on a wait belt, and all I can think of is the long term effects of that weight without any of the burden being taken up by the shoulders.

    My car kit has old school LBE , plus a work plate carrier that I can throw on if I needed to.
    Not sure I'd want all that weight on my hips alone over a prolonged period.
    The designs of many of the belts negate the effectiveness of the belt. In some cases, suspenders are warranted when running heavier loads. In other instances, such as my example above, there is not enough weight to make much of a difference.

    By design, many of your modern battle belts (not duty belts) are designed to cinch down very snugly, providing support to the user.

    It all depends what you are using the belt for.

    I usually dont like to run suspenders in conjunction with my vest unless I have to. Sometimes the vest and the suspender straps dont get along.
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    I am new at getting ready for SHTF. What is Shemagh and where do I get quick clot and Celox. Great list! Thanks

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigJon View Post
    I am new at getting ready for SHTF. What is Shemagh and where do I get quick clot and Celox. Great list! Thanks
    A shemagh is the tablecloth you see middle easterners wearing, (houndstooth pattern) but its Black and Tan, or OD green, etc. quik clot can be found all over the Internet, you'll see varying prices on the different products out there as well.
    Common sense is so rare these days, it should be re-classified as a super power.

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigJon View Post
    I am new at getting ready for SHTF. What is Shemagh and where do I get quick clot and Celox. Great list! Thanks

    Chinook Medical Gear
    is a good source for anticoagulants
    If you think that come SHTF you are gonna jock up in all your kit and be a death-dealing one man army, you're an idiot - izzyscout

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    I use the Kifaru Xing as my 72 hour Bug out Bag. Its a bombproof pack. if your not familiar with Kifaru Gear. I highly recommend them.

    Here is what I keep with me 24/7 never know when SIGTHTF so I always stayed Prepared. Enjoy!

    List of the Kit...
    Kifaru Paratarp
    Climate Pad
    HPG Mountain Serape in a small 3 string kifaru stuff sack.
    5x8 heat reflecting tarp (lay on ground in the Paratarp
    Shemagh
    3 liter 100oz Camelbak low profile bladder
    Seirus xtreme gloves and a hat
    Primus ETA Cook set with stove fuel and pot
    Survival Candle from Bigsky
    Surival evasion book also from Bigsky (Thanks again buddy)
    Maxpedition case with all of my first aid kit
    Rain coat (Forgot the brand but its a decent one)
    TP
    Esee 4
    Buck Vantage Folder
    Leatherman Rebar
    Fenix PD35
    Zebralight 502 headlamp
    5 spare batteries Lithium 3.6 volts each (Both the Zebra and Fenix use these)
    Garmin GPS60csx
    Vortex Ranger 1000 Range Finder (Use this for its magnification and its a heck of a lot smaller to carry then my Binos)
    Cold Steel Inferno 3.5 ounce can of kick ass
    3 days worth of Energy Food, Energy Bars, Fruit nut candy mix, snickers, Justins PB, Tuna Packets, All lightweight high protien and calorie type stuff. Lots of drink mixes coffee and rehydrate Tablets This is in 2 of the Kifaru Pouches.
    Another has my toiletry stuff, aka toothbrush toothpaste flossers Wipes.
    Another Pouch has my Sawyer water filter with a back up 64 ounce Sawyer water pouch.
    Last possible Pouch has my little stuff,

    Wetfire, compass, another mini light, swiss army, 4 ways to start a fire, Matches flint steel bic lighter ect.

    Almost forgot attached to the Xing is a KU Possible pouch which has 50 foot of paracord zipties and some other nylon twine.


    All of this fits in the Xing






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