My take on Go Bags, Get home bags, bug out bags, and what should be in them.
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I always noticed the socks missing too. Underwear and socks, baby powder to prevent chafing if you have to walk a long way. Lots of folks don't even consider this stuff. Re-hydration is critical. Think. Practice your walk home. Be prepared for the bad by doing what you have to do before bad stuff happens. Good common sense.
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Here is a tip I researched for seeing better in the dark. I take the supplement bilderberry which was also given to WWII air force pilots to help them see better in the dark.
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lol, who is behind the camera walking around. I can see their reflection in the picture.
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Hey man if we had some kind of thing that did wipe out and electrical stuff. say your gps radio ect if you put it into a ammo can you will be good just some help your way
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Carry a good whistle [I like the fox 40 pealess], WW2 can openers are probably one of the BEST US inventions and I just added a compact wine cork puller, never know when you will stumble across a good bottle of wine during an evac.! I just got a GREAT compact Sony am/fm [2 AA's] at amazon for $10. It is hard to find a good compact transistor radio, fits nicley in the LC1 pack pouch with room to spare. SOOO agree an the baby wipes and a roll of butt wipe.
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simple bactarin can save your life, you can get blood poisoning from a mild cut. A lot of folks worry about guns alone. Water or the ability to purify water is key, food, security, and medical provisions are equal of second. The dollar store has great deals on medical provisions. You can put a good kit togather for less than $30.
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:) hmmmmm these bags look really familiar. . .;) apparently youtube thinks I should watch this. . .
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I like that you've included much medical supplies. In every bag I have there is "at least" some trauma bandages, gauze, and some medical or duct tape. People always overlook the eventuality of a severe injury and are not prepared for it.
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Also, those oral rehydration salts, to compare them to gatorade is off. They are more similar to pedialyte. Gatorade is just a gimmick to sell corn syrup to kids marketed by pro athletes. There are ways for one to make their own oral rehydration solutions. All it is is 1/4 tsp regular table salt (sodium chloride), 1/4 tsp salt substitute (potassium chloride), 1/4 tsp of baking soda (sodium bicarbonate), and 3 Tbsp sugar, mixed in 1 qt. of water. You could also add a drink mix w/o added sugar.
wow, this video must be really good if Safe Arms says it's good, and the video was really good. gave me some good idea's.
Thanks,
Mike
flytyer232 1 year ago
@flytyer232 thanks for the kind words, both you and SafeArmsReview. I will be posting another video shortly about the bags I use, and a more detailed review of why i carry what I carry.
PackPractical 1 year ago