Active Shooter Response Bag- Nutnfancy [5.11]

[@679iceman]

This guy is the only one I can watch for 45 mins plus. He would be cool as heck to hang with and talk gear.

[@MineEngineer]

Yes

[@mbenzsl2000]

+Sam Brentwood He's got such a chill "radio" voice too.

[@havilahgold2942]

Review starts at 11:40

[@116RonH]

When I turn 21 the first thing I'm doing is not buying a beer. The first thing I'm buying is a defensive handgun.

[@ShaDOWDoG667]

For a "stealth option" use a customized computer bag.

[@nutnfancy]

I do not carry around a bag like this. It's too heavy, it screams gun to anyone in the know, and it's bulky. However it does have a place and steps can be taken to conceal it more. Also it might make sense as close-by-you Go Bag. Directed to off duty law enforcement, we cover some fascinating ground. More original TNP Philosophy for the Good Guys Systems.

[@SirKingWest]

+nutnfancy Hey Nutn, I enjoyed this video. Good idea. Even for something like a church security team, this is a great idea to keep in a nearby car.

[@franktheweinerburke]

"major blood???" tourniquets? quick clot? chest seals? pressure bandages? npa? that kit looks like it was designed for a minor cut, not a gunshot wound.

[@koozie83]

+David Burke Agreed. Dispose of the Level 1 med kit and sub in a complete GSW trauma kit (or two). Speaking as an EMT, if you really want to help prior to the arrival of medical response, you need tools not present in your Level 1 kit. Wherever this shooting occurs, EMS personnel will not enter the premises until it has been cleared by police and been advised it is safe. In a confusing situation, like an active shooter, this can take anywhere from 20 minutes to an hour or more depending on the size of the building/scene and the complexity of the situation. Plenty of time to bleed out from even a moderate arterial compromise, much less a severe one, or multiple arterial injuries. Facial trauma from a GSW can severely compromise the victim's upper airway in ways that are exceedingly difficult to treat without the proper tools, but become easily treated in a short term way if you have those tools available. Not enough trauma kit. Period. Tourniquets, compressed gauze, pressure bandages, some sort of hemostatic agent, chest seals, OPAs - at a minimum - and multiples of these! Mass shooting incidents have multiple victims. Not to mention that if you decide to engage the shooter rather than take and stay in cover, there is a very good chance you may get shot yourself. Be prepared to treat yourself if necessary.

[@franktheweinerburke]

^ that. If it's not going to kill you in a couple hours or less, it's not something a trauma kit has to worry about. Band-Aids, ointments, etc have NO PLACE in a trauma kit.

[@mtxearthquake12]

Like he said, most likely paramedics will be on the scene very quickly. It's meant to be a temporary, lightweight kit. It's better than nothing.

[@franktheweinerburke]

Dylan Lavergne what he said and what reality is aren't the same thing. An arterial bleed will bleed out in well under 120 seconds, paramedics won't be there in anywhere near that time frame. And no, it's not better than nothing. If anything it's worse because it gives you a sense of false confidence that you're prepared when in fact you've got nothing that will actually treat trauma.

[@ricks.1092]

+David Burke In all my years of being a surgeon. I've never seen a person bleed out in 2 mins. Depending on persons size. The extent of the subsequent injury(ies). If a person sustains an arterial bleed(s). It will take a bit longer to bleed out. Yes it can and does occur in minutes. I also, highly suggest, if a person has no training, knows nothing about accessing the ABC's. Then wait for paramedics or EMS. There's a high probability a untrained individual can do more harm. I've seen the handy work of untrained people simple suture a laceration in the wrist vicinity. And the patients hand was permanently paralyzed. You never want to cause more harm. If a person wants the knowledge in providing first aid. I suggest you take a First Aid course. Anyone can put pressure on a wound. At the same time. You could apply too much pressure. And cause injuries to health tissue/organs. Get training first...please.

[@teejsaysulkowski]

511 bags are by far my favorite bags for integrating into an EDC system. Tons of functionality, and the dedicated CCW compartments make off-body carry very streamlined.

[@679iceman]

We can't carry in movie theaters in northern Illinois which means we don't go to many movies. I'm not getting slaughtered in a gun free zone if I can help it.

[@Gendronk]

To expensive anyway wait for that shit on blue ray and buy it. Or rent it lol

[@jonoblinger9918]

Do they search you and have metal detectors?

[@nottelling1258]

always good to see other guys from IL that are paying attention to the world around us btw I'm from the other end of Illinois

[@679iceman]

+Not Telling I'm in the joliet area.

[@679iceman]

+Jon Oblinger not yet hut soon they will have metal detectors and have the authority to search you. if you refuse you simply have to leave. it may be in the books by now that's was months ago bit I go so little anyway. having a 3 year old sometimes we have a hard time finding something to do and we have cheap theaters $2 ticket shows. we do have police though at every theater now. I'd rather have our lives in my wife and I hands though.

[@Fireguy-]

Some good ideas here. Timely too, I just completed an active shooter training at work. Thanks Nutn.

[@spencerkillima2337]

I'm in the police academy right now, this vid gave me great ideas, thank you nutn!

[@zoticus1]

CCW Permit? Rights require no permits, only privileges do. Why don't you do a video on that, if you have such a high subscription base on LEO?

[@TJackSurvival]

The Nuttin Fancy purse... :)

[@antwan17]

Finally a major gun channel that speaks logically and realistically about the subject.

[@eveRide]

I'm not a police officer, but I want to thank you for thanking the boys in blue at the beginning of the vid. I've got a CCW but never want to use it.

[@Mr1MOA]

Great video, but the force multiplier to quash active shooters anywhere is to have legally concealed law abiding citizens meet the threat, as demonstrated recently in Israel by the terrorist attacks, it was the citizens legally carrying their firearms that met and neutralized the threat. I give much respect to law enforcement, but by the time they arrive several people are dead before they can neutralize any active shooter threats!!!

[@ymp5000]

More guns in the hands of decent people creates a safer society.

[@arkansaswoodsman1582]

what do you mean there will be a responder on scene that will be able to take care of medical things faster than you ?? that's not true there will not be any paramedics on scene until the police search the building and make sure the scene is safe that could take hours and people bleed to death in minutes you need tourniquets and gauze to stop bleeding on you your family and others involved that would be horrible if someone bled to death because you didn't have a cheap TQ and Gauze I carry a tk4 and H&H Gauze every day it takes up no space in my pocket

[@norwester7018]

Maybe I missed it, but you should really pack in as many pair of nitrile gloves as you can... I don't go anywhere without 3-4 pair on me. BSI (bodily substance isolation) including eye-pro is critical, esp. on the street.

[@iwantyourcookiesnow]

An all black bag would actually be more stealthy, as it wouldn't advertise the molle straps, and would help camouflage the magazines, and hide the 511 logo

[@nutnfancy]

+iwantyourcookiesnow I have a rush bag in all black, molle straps. I got it thinking the same thing- but it still stands out! People would ask me who I served with all the time. -TD

[@PincheBuzo]

+nutnfancy I know what you mean, when I see a black bag or backpack with molle on someone on the street, it just screams tactical. same with kaki pants and certain brands of sunglasses, because it makes me think off-duty cop or ex military.

[@lkjh00on89]

+nutnfancy Why not rig out more of a "school"-styled backpack?

[@chrishesotian1364]

+iwantyourcookiesnow thats what i do and i was surprised to see this video. its a snugpack response pak that i carry while bike riding and it has everything in this video. like a small black duffle bag. i had to swap out the factory buckle for an alluminum one to take the weight of the system

[@thundercoach18]

+lkjh00on89 i use a school back pack with a ar15 8.5 pistol with extra mags daily

[@thephranc]

40 min nutn video to help my flu ridden day.... yes please.

[@gandj19]

+thephranc Dont forget nutn has many adventure videos that are quite long. Like "where the air is thin" great videos if you havent seen them.

[@thephranc]

gandj19 They are great. I have seen most of his vids except some of the non-adventure bike vids those just don't interest me.

[@nycmaverick]

+thephranc I too am couching it with a fever and a TNP video

[@looseballs1966]

+thephranc the flu sucks get better soon my friend, both you guys that are sick.

[@javedali-mx2ot]

you have viewers in Trinidad and Tobago I enjoy your videos very informative I am a police officer and I enjoy the philosophies I try to adopt them at work and share wit my colleagues

[@tacticaltrex6490]

once again, a very well thought out video. Thanks Nutn

[@GandalfTheBased1]

Not even a third of the medical equipment that should be in the kit. Needs multiple tourniquets, major bandages and other equipment for dealing specifically with gunshot wounds.

[@reptilesgamers00]

I like this video. Good to listen to you, and this video brings a good discussion. I swear people watch 2mins of your videos and leave thinking your crazy.

[@bakerbrian41]

The number one reason that I carry is to be able to extract my self and family from an active shooter situation. Most other "bad things" that can happen (for me) would not require deadly force. I try to be smart and aware when I'm out and about.

[@TheFallen2543]

Just speaking from my military experience, another cool idea that law enforcement could use with this bag would be having a ready to go belt with mags loaded and attached and possibly a holster and have that put in a bag folded away so when things go south you could use that clip on belt to quickly get going with your weapon of choice. I figure it's better than carrying the bag and fumbling around with mags. Just a suggestion! Thanks for the vids.

[@hag12100]

Civilans should avoid conflict as much as possible. The best carry options are typical subcompacts: Glock 26, S&W Shield, and other high quality subcompacts.

[@smcombs100]

+hag12100 Sure, but conflict doesn't always avoid you. Handguns are underpowered, subcompacts are even worse, and are lower capacity. If capable/willing, mid-fullsize guns are pretty choices.

[@jdmcommute]

+smcombs100 I can understand your view but unfortunately a court will not. That is what Nutn is trying to express. A rifle cartridge weapon will always be the best at stopping a threat but can also put you in jail depending what state you live in. Speaking from experience, a LE who is not Constitutional will also take your shit and claim its "contraband" and the department keeps it for themselves. Its not worth the attorney feed and court fees, just carry a handgun and train with it.

[@smcombs100]

+jdmcommute I was referring to handguns. Btw, if it's a gun free zone, it doesn't matter if it's a rifle or a handgun. It's a firearm.

[@bruinranger13]

I'll stick to my 19 thanks

[@ProR3tard]

+hag12100 Compacts like my glock 19 are fairly comfortable to carry as long as you have the baggy clothing.

[@alyoung1708]

Great video. I'm sure glad you have had all this experience in law enforcement and what is needed. We need more people like you with the L.E. experience to share with those of us who have very little to no experience at all (in reality are nobody). There have been many times that I've listen to videos by people who think they are experts in this field. When in reality they have never been in a law enforcement vehicle, except to get a ticket, not to mention even having to have had to pull their weapon on someone. We need more people like you with expert opinion on this issue.Thanks for all you do. Please give more video's on your experience as a law enforcement expert.

[@AKarnold1010]

Loved the shot at the end of Al Pacino from Heat with an FN FNC

[@MrProv271]

Concerning the discussion of the medical aspect of the kit, people, the trauma kit that should be carried is not intended for civilian casualties, it is intended to treat YOU. An active shooter response bag has two major requirements-ammunition and first aid for bleeding. Period. The tourniquet, pressure bandage, hemostatic agent, gauze and two chest seals can be applied by you, or by someone who knows their function on you. And you better have a good flashlight if you don't already have one in your pocket. My EDC in my pockets always includes a duty sized flashlight and a SWAT-T tourniquet. David Burke and Tyler Price make great points in these comments.

[@joshmxvi]

I'm a LEO and my active shooter med supplies consist of a couple tourniquets, a chest seal, and tons of gauze. Having an NPA etc. ready to go is not a priority when in an active shooter situation.

[@txcabbie03]

I've been using the four banger for my on duty active shooter bag and it has worked perfectly on several deployments. one down side of a shoulder carry system is it gets caught up on my rifle sling and radio mic.

[@crazyio10]

this is a great video and great advice towards civilians "says me" and LEO. keep up the great work.

[@Paul-eb3pg]

I really like the bag,got the wants again, but embracing the tampons, not so much lol, you crack me up. You are the man.

[@MrTrenttness]

I used to carry with a Maxpedition Fatboy Versa Pack but it was too dorky and I thought it screamed gun. Now I carry off body with a Eshow Men's Bag I got off Amazon. The bag is not quite a messenger bags size but it is still masculine enough not to pass has a purse. The one thing I wanted in a carry bag was a large enough pocket in the back of the bag that I could fit my CZ-P01. Again, not in the main pouch or in the front of the bag but in a smaller zipper pocket in the very back of the bag separate from the main pockets. I got just what I wanted. I can access this picket without drawing attention to my self and grip my pistol from a Gen1 Galco Carry Safe from a vertical cant. The front of the bag has two pockets where I carry a Fenix flash light and an extra magazine. In the main pouch I carry a whistle, CPR kit, and a seatbelt cutter in the little inside pockets . My EDC knife stays in my pants pocket. This Eshow bag is a brown canvas bag that looks totally civilian. I have even gone to several theaters where they check bags and I just flip the main pouch open and show them my sketch book or whatever I have with me. The back pocket is too subtle to notice and the bag is totally unassuming. I saved the Maxpedition for the trails.

[@michaelhodges8312]

I found so far that the Merlin Pack by Soft Armor is best for EDC. It carries up to a 6" barrel pistol through one of its arms and an extra mag in the other arm. I carry a Kershaw Leek, Leatherman Squirt, Surefire Titan, and extra rechargeable AAA batteries in the zipper pouch. I carry this over my shoulder like a small backpack or around the waist. I never leave home without it.

[@nlesiak3]

nutn, not sure if I'm weird or not but just to share, i am a trained EMT, i carry what i would consider a level 2 first aid kit, includes about everything an EMT would use except oxygen (c-collar, fracture splint kits, a clip-on pulse ox w/ pulse, a blood pressure cuff etc) along with a separate tear-away blood/trauma 12"x12" clam case. i recently added a 9mm walther ppq w/2 mags, a quick owb slip-in holster, and a 2-mag magazine holster. i carry the bag because i have been at accident scenes off duty and have felt totally naked and helpless. i carry it in a well-marked tactical-ish backpack and added the gun in addition due to these active shooter scenarios, the gun is kept in a separate area of the pack in a hardshell case. i keep this in my jeep as sort of a do it all tool bag for emergency as most off road people keep a do it all tool bag for trail breakdowns to be used by myself or the off duty cop/nurse who is on scene with me.

[@fordrac1ng81]

I have two bags in my trunk. A medic jump bag and an active shooter bag. One you need after the other, both are crucial.

[@BrentfromTx]

I just picked up a Vertx EDC courier bag for work. It has a compartment for a CCW and it draw very little attention. No molle exposed unless you want it exposed. Very good build quality though for my work gear.

[@mattmatt516]

Why don't you have a tourniquet (or several) and quickclot? Gauze and maxi pads probably aren't going to to stop arterial bleeding. Imo, those are probably the most important first aid items you could have for this POU.

[@coolhomedog]

Here's my 2 cents for civilians I know people who always have a long gun in there vehicle. I know more people who always have a handgun in there vehicle. So if your gonna keep a gun in the vehicle always why not have a kit with some mags and first aid stuff with it.

[@ShinobiHOG]

I said that 2nd responder line to an off duty cop back in my hometown once while we were having a beer and struck up a conversation, he got visibly upset then stopped talking haha. I asked my buddy who is also on the force about that guy and he said the guy was, direct quote, "a soup sandwich". His name was Mahoney too, hand to God.

[@TedMalone47]

Thanks nutn. Keep up the great work bro.

[@pnkflyd350]

On your first aid kit you should run a couple of C-A-Ts and chest seals and a couple NPAs. If you have major bleeding tampons won't cut it. Check out TCCC and the MARCH assessment.

[@1000Commando]

Great vid Nutnfancy. I keep a heavily modded tact-out Marlin 336 youth in my Jeep up hear in Canada.

[@JR-qz7bc]

Lots of sling pack options, that can include a nice SUB to go with that G22, give the precision and little extra power as well. Plus you can fit more med gear and a HUGE identififier. Lastly, you can put a IIIA panel in it giving some protection. Eearing a small backpack is less noticeable than these packs.

[@its.me.colton1553]

review starts at like 12 minutes btw in case you didnt want to here a bunch of rambling :P

[@its.me.colton1553]

+Its.me.Colton scratch that haha 15:50 is when this review starts lol

[@MarvinCZ]

+Its.me.Colton That's the best part.

[@mtsfitness]

I think LA Police gear have awesome high quality bags that are like these ones for 50-70% less. I own a few of them and they have been great another great video Nutn!

[@FedRebel]

FDE is my preferred color, it can be easily rationalized as a civilian Khaki, has credible camouflage potential, and plenty of civilian packs etc. are in a khaki shade furthering the ability to blend in. Black is more tactical of a color, I find. Especially paired with MOLLE, it more overtly screams tactical/LEO OD, looks more military, it's almost exclusively used or associated with the military, if not a number county sheriff's departments that tend to favor OD tactical gear.

[@chrishesotian1364]

i put a kit together that i ride my bike with. Snugpak responspak. gun, mags,trauma kit, edc stuff. swapped out the plastic buckle for an aluminum one. this situation is exactly what im preparing for. active shooter. right in front of me. ive even worn this out and about when i wear just running shorts and t shirt. im not "out hunting" active shooters. realistically, i dont think anyone is doing that. i doubt there are many civilians like me doing this, but i dont consider that taboo at all. there isnt anything wrong with being prepared for mass murder goin down right in front of you. i loveloveLOVE my Snugpak. wayyy low profile. this maxpedition thing SCREAMS gun.

[@CallsignWulf]

I carry around one of their shoulder bags pretty much all the time. I think it's the MOAB pack, or whatever attaches to their RUSH backpacks. I just carry all my crap in it. Kinda heavy but I have a bunch of tools for auto tech class in it too.

[@clintonscanlon1325]

A kel tec S2000 seems like it would fit perfectly into this type of carry situation. Compactness approaching pistol levels, with rifle shootability, and magazine interchangeability with carry pistol.

[@mbenjamin292]

I love my neat freak by Maxpedition its small but it works.

[@weeksy79]

Hey guys, can any provide a link to the study/studies that he refers to at the start? (more guns in public increase safety). Cheers

[@asdfjkl426]

+Jonathan Weeks +nutnfancy These will get you started: 1) www.thenewamerican.com/usnews/crime/item/21760-harvard-gun-control-study-destroys-gun-control-agenda 2) www.press.uchicago.edu/Misc/Chicago/493636.html 3) www.forbes.com/sites/larrybell/2013/05/14/disarming-realities-as-gun-sales-soar-gun-crimes-plummet/

[@weeksy79]

Blake Kennedy Thanks Blake!

[@Gamberbro237]

+Jonathan Weeks I wouldn't lean to heavy on it. I've seen plenty of studies that say it increase safety as well as plenty of studies that say it decreases it as well. The issue wouldn't be so murky and oft debated if this was true and proven anyway would it?

[@asdfjkl426]

+Jonathan Weeks No problem. Always happy to point people to the actual data as opposed to the unsupported opinions you get so often from the anti-self defense crowd. John Lott goes into great detail with lot's of data to address the dodges and and misleading arguments so common from the anti-self defense crowd as they purposely try to muddy the water on what is very straight forward if you just look at the data.

[@weeksy79]

I'm from the UK so the whole thing is completely foreign to me that I don't even want to comment on it, I just like to see what each side is using to back up their arguments. Fingers crossed it all gets sorted one day!

[@husky701rider9]

The struggles of being to young for a ccw permit.

[@kylelakatos4279]

+Ian Jacob I live in Canada, not even an option :( and if the FIBerals come to power its going to be even harder to keep the guns i have.

[@tobyman360]

+Kyle Lakatos I live in the UK, the most protected i can be is with a 3 inch blade with a non locking handle.......

[@thatguuy21]

+Kyle Lakatos Justin Turdeau and his liberal friends are great lol just kidding all our guns are going to be taken away

[@husky701rider9]

+toby Hogan if it ever comes to that in the us I will protect myself despite the law.

[@tobyman360]

Ian Jacob With what? the only way i could get a gun is with a sporting license. Which is almost impossible to get if you live in the city or to buy one of a criminal in the worst parts of London or Birmingham. (higher chance of dying) As to a folder or even a fighting knife the jail time is just too much of a risk.

[@MrRayMac1963]

I call my system like that my "Trunk bag". Its always in my vehicle, or in the locked closet in my office and travels with me. My lifestyle dictates i carry a smaller lighter more concealable weapon, but That level of firepower is never far away. What would you think about adding a SUB2000 to that to amp it up a a bit? I just can't lug an AR around every day.

[@dieselmilkshake]

I adore my Pacific Salt. It truly is rust proof :) I'd love to see another more in-depth review of the whole Spyderco "Salt" family of knives!

[@fredbrackely]

Another idea for a stealth bag is the Lowepro 100AW camera bag, especially if it says Nikon on the outside, you can rearrange the inside baffles to fit many things.

[@nathankimbro2639]

I appreciate your efforts making this video.

[@eddiet204]

I keep a Rubbermaid in my trunk with a raid jacket, body armor, nylon duty belt set up to accommodate my off duty carry gun (G19), and my SL20. There's also a 12 ga Benelli Nova secured in the trunk as well. High velocity slugs are in a lock box anchored in the trunk. My fellow LEOs think I'm a total nut job.

[@sharki9876]

Where can I find the original video at 6:54? Anyone know the name? Can't find it on his channels

[@thurstonhowell9782]

It's called "Should YOU motorcycle?" by Nutnfancy family

[@redfernsoljah]

Tournies, different medical stuff, gloves, etc, some type of lvl 3 like the hardwire llc backpack plate less than a pound of weight. Some type of pad and pen to wrote down information etc, some type of spare charging for phone, extra batteries for backup light, etc. Also was thinking of maybe even the carbine kits for a pistol or even a bag with a sub 9mm type gun. Like the idea of identification or ability to drop down badge etc... But all together decent ideas.

[@R0mans13]

Great video! Been thinking about this a lot lately. I am a cop in a college town and think about responding to a situation like this often. I have been a fan for years, however my You Tube only shows one year. lol I realized I never subscribed. Anyway I know your busy but if you could ever get your hands on a M&P 45 that would be great. I qualified with one in the Police Academy and beat the hell out of it (not purposely) and it functioned flawlessly. Just thought it would be a fun review to di because everybody likes a 45. Your a good man Nutn and hope this channel continues to grow. Best luck bro

[@BucketPukes1969]

My Glock 34 was my first handgun and is Definitely my go-to-war or home defense pistol. Haven't shot a nicer shooting or more accurate handgun ever since I bought it all those years ago.

[@BucketPukes1969]

In an active shooter situation your pistol is most likely all you're gonna have, so why not have the long slide? Plus in that situation you might have to reach out a distance

[@BucketPukes1969]

+skeeter sorenson Nutn, why do,you say you need a 33 rnd mag in order to pack,the 34?

[@thebusinessend1]

I would suggest going with the Serrated version of the H1 over the standard blade. Spent about two hours the other day at Spyderco in CO and the H1 steel serrated has one of the hardest edges of any knife. The standard plain edge H1 steel is far less impressive.

[@Lokpyrite]

Have you considered the badges that look like cop shields but say "Conceled Carrier" or some such?

[@jacobhaynieful]

People have gone to jail for those, steer clear

[@MichaelHenriques]

+Jake Hay would not surprise me that has happened. i dont get a reasonable point to carrying one.

[@mse3700]

Is there a glossary anywhere of Nutnfancy acronyms I can refer to? I'm a little rusty on the lingo.

[@lvtuba]

From my bomb training, that antenna sticking out makes that bag look like a bomb.

[@akillezmorrissey7572]

Nutn check out the progressive force concepts ccw bobb its a ccw bag, meant exactly for that purpose.

[@johnstanley7442]

Couple of CAT tourniquets? Nitrile gloves? Clear Mouth CPR Microshield? These are all very light items, to beef-up the med kit. "Stealth-wise," how 'bout some actual photography accessories, such as a telephoto lens case, into which you could stuff all of the medical supplies, or the restraints, for instance, so that the rig "reads" as a photographer's bag? Perhaps some shutterbug patches? You get the idea......just to "de-tacticalize" the overall appearance. I might not even give it a second look, but that's because I've been around photographers a lot.

[@alletecinc1]

I have one question, why no tourniquet? Another bag option you could look at is SOE active shooter bag or there gym bag.

[@R8RFan007]

I take exception to being considered to be unable to act in the event of an active shooter situation that I would find myself in. I will never run from an active shooter. I carry a weapon to effect stopping of others from harming innocent persons. I spent 8 years being trained in the Army and did see combat. I then spent 4 years as a cop while I attended college. Just because I now make a living from a desk does not mean I don't still train on a regular basis to protect myself and others. If I wait for a cop to show up & innocent people are dying while we wait, I would not be able to live with myself. I'll take my chances with taking action whenever it's needed. I can handle it, I hate how everyone thinks the police can always be there when an incident takes place to stop it from happening. Get real! They show up after harm has already been done. Civilians are usually the ones in the vicinity of the incident when it starts or is the progress. Therefore, civilians should not be afraid to act and stop the threat before more innocent lives are taken. Taking the mindset that the police always be there to handle an active shooter is one of the best ways for legislation to be put into place that will take weapons away from civilians because the argument will be & the public will be brainwashed to think, "Well civilians don't engage in stopping bad guys, so why do you need an AR15?".

[@ArmedCivilian556]

well said - concealment and stealth in my opinion is the way to go..... great review....

[@Tobes-88]

Nutn, I'm glad you caveated this kit for LE only. In times of high stress you could be easily mistaken as the active shooter. I agree CCW for your own personal protection but these active shooter kits make sense for LEO

[@The91strecon]

Officers in NYC used to carry rifles all the time. Especially at the subway stations. Idk if they still do.

[@buttersoup5689]

NYC resident here. You only see cops with rifles in highly populated areas like Times Square and Grand Central.

[@Gamberbro237]

+ButterSoup Just sitting around with AR's? That's so crazy to me... but than again I've never left the suburbs.

[@lifted0422]

That shit started after 9/11

[@averageoutlaw]

I'm from the uk and we have heavily armed officers at all transport hubs and cities

[@reallyhappenings5597]

+The91strecon Longtim NYC resident here. Normal patrol cops don't carry AR's anywhere in the city, although NYPD Hercules teams often appear for brief periods ( ~30 min) at critical sites such as subway stations and other potential targets. Trying to be unpredictable etc. Penn Station on the other hand is a 24-hour fortress. Literally a cop, trooper, or guardsman every 5 yards, all armed with handguns. As the other guy said it only became a regular thing after 9/11.

[@truebornsonofliberty554]

Um....MUST HAVE A TOURNIQUET!!!

[@jdmcommute]

Agreed. I always have a tourniquet with me. Even more than one. Also a pair of gloves!

[@jdmcommute]

ROFL!! I can see all they Chuck Norris style memes already! Ha!!

[@freefieldtraining]

Agreed, a tourniquet and a pressure dressing would be far more effective than the medical equipment shown, probably take up about the same space too.

[@Khorton014]

I always advocate carrying medical equipment, but just like a firearm, you should be trained on how to use it. The entire tactical community is on board with tourniquets. I'm in that majority, but I'm also a registered nurse. Tourniquets are a last ditch effort to prevent hypovolemic shock due to mass arterial bleeding from a limb. Not every gunshot to a limb requires one. If you apply that tourniquet correctly you will stop blood flow to the distal part of that limb. The saying "life over limb" is absolutely true, but no need to kill the limb if your life is not endanger.

[@freefieldtraining]

Here you can see the opinion article published by the mayo clinic by surgeons about tourniquet use: www.mayoclinic.org/medical-professionals/clinical-updates/trauma/combat-tested-tourniquets-save-lives-limbs If any police officer is reading this and has not had training on using a TK or pressure dressing in a self aid/ buddy aid class I advise you to start kicking and screaming to have one brought to your agency. It has already saved the life of a buddy of mine on the street. P.S. he kept the leg and returned to full duty.

[@DracoOmnia]

I keep a steel plate in the laptop pouch of a maxpedition backpack that I keep in my car, or at my desk. Unfortunately I cannot carry at work, so I am relegated to generally defensive measures. Didn't know they made an aluminum asp though, looking into that, thanks.

[@stanleyjohnson9242]

Hey Nutn' what do you think about the badges that civilians can buy that just say "concealed carry permit" but look like a real badge. I was just thinking that might be something you could throw on to give a better chance of not being confused as the bad guy, obviously if the cops come in back off and let them take over. Just a thought I had recently.

[@jeffbenjamin6480]

I see it a little different, a gov. to for and by the people shouldnt have more freedom or anything else than the people.

[@Scienzoflyfe]

+carrie mcclure rotting away? its already rotten

[@acceptable1000]

I would love to see a bug out bag video.

[@glenwood89420]

He does have a bug out bag video. I think all he says in the vid is that the concept is extremely flawed and he doesn't recommend them.

[@departed402]

+acceptable1000 Glenwood is correct. Nutn's Urban Survival Kit is the one to watch. "Bugging in" is the way to go in almost all WROL scenarios.

[@Darth_Smittious]

that would be a nice bail out bag or WROL quick kit.

[@RedBeard687]

Didn't you have a video of a ras47 in a black bag? If so what's the name of the video?

[@stupidburp]

I think having all that gear attached to some body armor would be a better way to go. You can then put the whole setup inside a normal single compartment duffle bag. The time it takes to gear up will be critical in an active shooter situation and every second spent could result in another victim. By having it all in a wearable system you just take the vest out of the bag, put it on and go. If you are LE make sure you have a tag on it identifying you as such to avoid confusion when others respond. Realistically a go bag is going to sit in a vehicle or at a desk anyways and will not be carried around so all those compartments in a carry bag are not really that useful compared to a wearable system.

[@greywolfarmory7336]

Sorry Nutn, but you got one thing completely wrong at time index 18:25. In an active shooter situation there will be no EMTs at all in the area until law enforcement has secured the area. That could mean anywhere from 15 to 60 minutes (or more) after LEOs arrive on scene before medical help is present. You need more than a few tampons and some gauze in your med kit if you are going to save someone who is bleeding severely.

[@Alexsmoak808]

sorry I'm not familiar with names of some guns. but say in substitute of the AR. u have one of those collapsible stock mini sub machine gun. (u know what I mean. ) light weight and could be carried reletively easy, as oppose to ar15. right? like secret service kind of load out. just a thought

[@Patriot3791]

Glass breaker would be great for the molle on the side. You could use the asp as a glass breaker, but a carbide tip spring loaded breaker would be better.

[@ConiferGrower]

For as excited as you got about the Janik 55, don't hear about it much on the channel anymore!

[@FPCCEM]

Nutn I'd probably change up the medical side. Ditch all the swabs and other things like that. Space allowing a couple of Tqs, couple of chest seals and maybe, maybe a roll of kerlix. Especially given you're not going to be managing upper airway just plan for arterial bleeds and pneumothorax. That's going to where you could possibly make the difference till EMS arrived.

[@salladsmannen]

Hello! +nutnfancy were do I go to find the statistics on gun carry increasing public safety ? Thanks!

[@WTFBazda]

Take a seam ripper to the molle, the 5.11 tag, and even the Velcro patch. Get rid of all that stuff that draws unnecessary attention and isn't useful anyway. Make yourself a lot less conspicuous.

[@aceyaloneus]

in the gravest extreme by Ayoob. page 32.great vid!!!

[@BurtBartlow]

I love this channel. I have a concealed pistol permit...but I don't feel like I could take care of an active shooter unless it was a obvious situation. Since statistically I will never encounter this situation I am okay with that. I hope I never have to use my gun. God Bless.

[@JACs_Stories_and_Whiskey]

Less than a minute in and I already like the video

[@n2dadarknight]

Great POU.....Rural Game Commissioner off duty bag. At time they are only/backup LE (ex. Alaska State Troopers)

[@FedRebel]

Nutnfancy, on Amazon there are Glock mag base plates that have caliber markings. 9mm, .40, and .357, with that "active shooter" kit they'd be easily identifiable. The engravings are easily legible with a glance.

[@redwhiteblue7831]

Great review... great points mentioned etc. Thanks again nutn. keep the videos coming

[@73Vice]

Have you ever looked at the Vertx EDC bags. If you have what's your opinion

[@jacobcoxwell10]

long time viewer,Nutnfancy please do a table top on the 300 black out vs having an 556?

[@MJtnp]

I am glad to hear you tell the wannabes to chill out. Some of these nuts dream about saving the day. I have a CPL in Michigan. No reason for me to have a rifle with me.

[@jessecole6631]

Another great video dude!