Dangerous Liberty Ep91 - Best Gear and Tips for EDC, Survival, Self Defense, and Daily Preparedness

In Ep91 we'll be discussing the steps you can take to be more prepared. From basic concepts for beginners to more in depth suggestions and tips for the more advanced. We'll be covering our favorite gear for self defense, survival, EDC, medical and so much more.
We'll also be doing a giveaway to 3 lucky viewers during the show! So make sure you show up early, get your questions ready, and we'll have a fun time making you a more capable citizen!
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[@McgSpook]

damn youtube, rumble for the win!

[@mathewsiwinski5813]

Excellent content as always and some awesome suggestions to stay prepared while on the road. I already carry most of these items in my vehicle but I definitely got a couple of ideas that I need to add to the kit after watching this video, I definitely appreciate it. One item that was not mentioned that should be carried by everybody daily at least in your vehicle is narcan. With today's fentanyl epidemic it is more important than ever and such a small and easy item to carry in use that saves lives everyday. Everyone should absolutely have a trauma kit in their vehicle along with narcan. Narcan can easily be bought over the counter now in every state and many states and cities across the country have programs that offer it for free so there is no excuse that to have it in your kit.

[@mathewsiwinski5813]

Tops knives makes a fixed blade karambit that has a three finger grip design that is specifically made so that you can handle your firearm while carrying the knife making it much easier to manipulate and dual-wheeled a knife and handgun if necessary. Definitely a cool one to check out if you are into karambits.

[@Stitches-to8df]

KZbin shut the Podcast down halfway through….

[@Stitches-to8df]

@@Gunslinger67yeah but unfortunately it still cuts off at that one hour mark 🙄

[@jasonsponsler21]

@@Gunslinger67you can go to Rumble and watch the whole thing

[@mikebrown9997]

Do y'all carry any budget type rigs like I am talking about below? If something happens if Trump is elected, then I want to be able to carry my stuff on my person. I know plates will have to come later, because they are so expensive. I had to have back surgery and didn't have insurance. It wiped out most of my savings, so I have to look for budget stuff.

[@jasonsponsler21]

I’ll let Gary know about your question. Sometimes comments get lost in the clutter

[@mikebrown9997]

Gary, I am retired and looking for a chest rig that has AR47 slots for magazines, knife, pistol,flashlight and med kit. I am on a very limited budget due to bidenomics. Would an airsoft rig with pockets for bulletproof plates for later be sufficient? This is for SHTF type stuff.

[@jasonsponsler21]

I’m kind of in the same boat. But my problem is size. A normal plate carrier doesn’t cover enough. I looked at Condor stuff and they had one that fit. Seems to work ok but it is a little on the cheaper side. Lots of airsofters use them. I’m looking for a better option. I think it’s worth taking the time to save for a good one. But I will point out your question to Gary. Sometimes comments get lost in the clutter

[@mikebrown9997]

@@jasonsponsler21 Thanks buddy, bidenomics has got me by the gonads.

[@jasonsponsler21]

@@mikebrown9997me too

[@brasspill8439]

Why did the tubes bust this stream?

[@jasonsponsler21]

Because he touched what the smart people at KZbin think was a firearm. It was just an upper for an AR so not a firearm. If you want to see the whole thing go to Rumble

[@olibertosoto5470]

Have a dilemma, your input is appreciated. I have an lc9s and no problems, easy for ccw, but have never been confident with 9mm, more so in short guns. Don't own one but have shot and no problems with 3" 357 (except concealment, width) - is it worth the switch?

[@jasonsponsler21]

I’ll let Gary know about your question. Sometimes comments get lost in the clutter

[@olibertosoto5470]

@@jasonsponsler21 Thanks Jason. Things getting a bit less comfortable in my area lately.

[@jasonsponsler21]

@@olibertosoto5470yeah it seems like it’s that way in a lot of places. Thankfully I live in a place that isn’t crazy yet