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Like the topic says, I want to know what is your your bag. General Info is fine unless detail is needed to be specific about a certain item. This is going to be all over the place I'm sure, cause most of us have different priorities when it comes to survival i'm sure, but may open someones eyes to something they've never thought of packing.
 

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I got a nice size remington bag from walmart that has a built inframe.
As of now i have a decent size First Aid kit, my 22 pistol with 2 bricks of ammo, 500' spool of black paracord.
Hey i just got it so im still workin on what i might need and hope i put it in there..
 

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Good topic.

several MREs
bottles for water storage and water purification tablets
compass with MS maps and US atlas (don't depend on GPS)
change of clothes (camo because I may need to be less noticeable)
socks
radio and flashlight with extra batteries
waterproof matches, flint, sterno camp fuel
flare gun (because I may need to be more noticeable OR start a serious fire)
first aid + Quick Clot
multitool
extra ammo
rope and tarp to make shelter
cash (one dollar bills)
 

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It's good to have some cash on hand just in case. In a crisis situation it's very likely that whom ever you're trading with will not have change. The solution: one dollar bills.

Given the current political climate it might not be a bad idea to pack a few Pesos and may be some Yuan.
 

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I like 'Necks idea of packs with different things in them. Might have to drop one so it would be good to have your decicion made up. Rate them by order of importance.
Ammo
Food & water (see below)
Break down your medical bag.
Tools would have to be changed to a leatherman.
I have a knife made by Big D that has paracord wrapped around the sheath, a flint, some lader wood a smaller benchmade knife so that takes care of fire and shelter with a lean to fixed up with the para cord.
Your preference after that.

Another thing is to stay away from canned goods. Those packets of tuna or chicken stow better. Those, MRE's and rice. Water purification straws.

BigSig, if unlubricated condoms is your thing, more power to ya. Don't ask, Don't Tale. May need some medical supplies with them, just guessing.
 

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I can grab all my sh!t and be gone in 15 min...if I don't have to wait on the wife too much...Have practiced

hauling a$$ quick just aint in her dictionary...

To be truthfull...about the only scenario I can think off that would make me need to go is the nuc plant South of me blowing up...most of the time its best to stay put and hunker down...I don't live on the coast...so hurricanes are not so bad...House is on high ground...no flooding issues...short of a full scale riot in front of my house...I could hang I do believe

Earthquake would be a *****...but I'd stay anyway...Lakes around for water

While I have a big Berkley water filter...one item I need to get for everyone are some personal water filter bottles...Good en's aint cheap

If I feel like typing I might list the contents of some of my bags...you really don't need much for chow...I do have some shidabricks and some other light weight freeze dried stuff...Currently ,I have not eaten in 25 days...it aint killed me yet
 

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we need to define bug-out bag a bit

I have 72 hour kits good to go...and I have haul a$$ and be gone for a month or so bags...

which are we taking about?...

when u are old and on perscription drugs...there's a limit to how long you can go before it becomes total :bull:
 
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