INCH Bag Survival Kit / Extended Range Bug Out Bag

[@frankmorris2603]

Excellant coverage and content in these videos. One of the better real world survivalist approaches on U Tube.

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

Thanks Robert!

[@pauledmonds7316]

Yeah; I liked it as well. No Hype, No ego, just good sound to-the-point info and common sense. Thank you Survival Outpost

[@blueridgebushcraft8294]

No amount of equipment is going to replace the most important thing. Knowledge. The more you know the less you need.

[@lawrencehile9902]

Skills over swords..

[@Meatwaggon]

Not sure of the relevance of this statement, since it applies to every last bug out bag/INCH bag video out there in the universe. Somebody puts out a new bugout bag video, and behold like clockwork somebody else comes along and smugly says "my son, if you know more, you need less". I guess these videos shouldn't even be made then.

[@griffinjohn3232]

You prolly dont care but if you guys are bored like me during the covid times then you can stream pretty much all the new movies on Instaflixxer. Been streaming with my brother during the lockdown :)

[@kasenreign2340]

@Griffin John Yup, have been watching on instaflixxer for since december myself :)

[@AmericanPrepper]

That lumbar support good double as a pillow!

[@secretsquirrell13]

So far I’m rocking a mystery ranch ravine, tool heavy to I can build shelter when I get to a secure location...... got two weeks worth of food and enough trapping supplies to sink a boat.

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

Love Mystery Ranch bags...if you have a secure location already, take the added step of caching gear at that site so you're lugging around a big bag of stuff.

[@dib0018]

Knowledge and tools,tools and tools.

[@hughregidor159]

Another homerun Bro. Loving the new pack, but I got to tell ya. I got so many packs for all my different types of bags ( 24 bag, Car bag [winter and summer], 72hr bag, bug out bag, GTFO bag and INCH bag) hell I even have a Truck Trunk I got all packed along with an Ammo trunk that goes in the truck not to mention the pistol, main rifle, survival bow w/arrows. I'm not buying anymore(hehehe) well maybe if I keep watching all your vids I'll buy some more.

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

I feel ya, I counted my packs yesterday, 10 total, plus a 5.11 bag. I think we're basically ready, let em come :D

[@gregoryhare6538]

I do like the back pack and you said a lot about the truth about getting out in the open and what you have with you so cool and do well and keep cool.

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

Thanks, glad ya liked it Gregory

[@lahabemethbanyasharala5922]

Pellet gun option. Benjamin trail np 2 mk2. Its a break barrel .177 caliber. Pushes pellets at 650 fps So no maintenance, no air tank, no oil needed. Just pellets.

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

i'll check that out, thanks

[@tomcatt998]

i have a crosman backpacker in .22 caliber, installed a steel receiver & a 14" barrel,, it's been my small game gun for years,, 10 pumps = about 480 fps.also have a decent scope on it,, took one shot at a duck that was approximately 100' away thinking that it would only make him jump & not kill him,,, he jumped alright,, then fell over dead,, i really didn't want duck for supper but i ate him..

[@user-jh9yw2rv5i]

Excillent video my friend good informations about everything for prepping.Im trying to become a prepper my self so these videos are very helpfull thank you excillent job

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

Thanks, I appreciate the support, glad I can help in the process!

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

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[@johningle8439]

My favorite is the Eberlestock Warhammer, Little Brother, and the duffle.

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

Always wanted to try out Eberlestock. They have a duffle bag as well?

[@johningle8439]

The Survival Outpost The little brother zips into the Warhammer, then you strap the duffle over that.

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

Gotcha I love modular designs.

[@SurvivalTheory]

7000? 7000? Wow. That's the kind of pack I need for my EDC. I tend to overdo when weight allows. Great camo pattern for my area... Thanks for sharing, keep up the good work!

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

Thx glad you liked it. The multicam is a perfect match for sure

[@Adorn2342]

Just my opinion on the inch bag, look at t.v show alone. If you don't have a place to go, you won't last. I like the concept of the threw hikers bag setup. There gear is based of how light they can get there base weight. Oz eqaul to lbs, lbs equal to pain, lighter the base weight the more comfortable it is , the father they can go. There gear can last 2k plus miles, some use there same gear for another threw hike, that is more then i will travel. There are exceptions to this, like people that live on the road.

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

I agree, the thru packers loadout seems optimal. Be prepared to spend extra $ to shave off weight. I found my biggest weight savings was in the new pack, dropped 5+ lbs.

[@dewayneearley7298]

Theu hikers packs are light because they usually mail resupply along the way. I.n.c.h/bugout bags are for no resupply.

[@urbanjungle9600]

Beautiful pack!

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

Thx I love this pack! Only wish I will have gotten in ranger green

[@jeh966]

Black Metal 🤘

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

YES

[@efiabrams]

Nice EDC!

[@roberttharter]

Great video as always. Got to save my pennies for that pack.

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

It ain’t cheap, same price range as Tactical Tailor or Mystery Ranch. Unloaded it’s lighter than both and the frame is far superior

[@68thBC]

That stove is a copy of the Emberlit stove

[@cthulhu6697]

+The Survival Outpost I agree about people that have the concept of walking 20 miles with a 50 lbs + ruck, along with weapons, mags, ammo, chest rig, pistol belt, etc... to their destination. I don't care how in-shape you are, you aren't walking 20 + miles with an ILBE full of gear and a bunch of pouches full of all kinds of stuff MOLLEd to it. Especially if you're maintaining awareness of your surroundings, watching for ambushes, covering your tracks, etc..., all while knowing the new norm is a world full of people that want to kill you for your gear as well as simply to do it ( because they smoke crystal all the time, haha ). If societal collapse ever happens, I'm driving as far as my vehicle will drive and, if it croaks, I will try "tactically acquiring" a new one and figure it out from there. If the craziness is that widespread and long term, preps are going to run out and you will have to tactically acquire lots of stuff, even if that means using your weapons to do so ( few will admit it, but many will do it, so I'm just being honest ). Law and order, rules and ethics have all ceased to exist at that point, so you do whatever you gotta do. I.N.C.H. really isn't feasible anyway, we'll all come back home at some point. If coming back home at some point isn't viable, I will stay on the move as long as I can, acquiring my stuff until somebody kills me. For mayhem scenarios like that, I have a couple of large military rucks that are 90 + liters ( especially with the MOLLE pouches and things like that, and I make good, extensive use of MOLLE ), and I will pack my gear into one of them, along with a Dutch military deployment bag ( and we all know how heavy a deployment bag can get when you pack it right, i.e. you can barely lift it and carry it more than a couple hundred yards ). Cool video. What is the name of the camo pattern on your jacket/smock? I'm pretty sure it's an old Waffen SS camo pattern that was among those copied and used by the Russians ( and I think the Swiss as well, who also used the Alpenflage camo made for SS Alpine troops ) so it's generally attributed to Russia despite being a German camo. I just don't remember the name of it, but I like it and want to hunt up a set of camos and a jacket in that pattern. Do you have any idea what it's called? Nicely done as always. Regards ~ Cthulhu

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

Thanks for the detailed comment, In a completely permissive environment I can hit 20 miles a day with a 30lb pack. But that effort is not sustainable long term. A system of caches can be a great asset. The jacket is AUSCAM, the green side cammies are Russian Partizan SS Leto pattern which was a copy of the Waffen SS Oakleaf. Check out grey shop ru grey-shop.ru/Camouflage/Russian-Sniper-Suits/SSO-Sniper-Suit-Partizan-n

[@jamesmueller2843]

The most important thing is the human mind

[@lawrencehile9902]

Insightful

[@BushCraftBums]

Awesome review! Looks like a great pack! Thanks for sharing. Have a blessed one.

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

Totally amazing pack, thanks for watching BCB

[@arod2330]

He lost me at "Pacifically" (2:21).

[@thevelointhevale1132]

Probably lives on the West Coast? lol

[@leatherneckprepper4477]

I like the pack, I also have a suggestion. Next time you do a video showing a pack and a load out and you wanted to show a lot of stuff instead of showing the PAC 10 times the size of the person wearing it to strap a kitchen sink to the back of the pack. I think that would be freaking hilarious.

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

Thats awesome idea, I've been debating doing a "troll" video, showing what NOT to do lol. Like don't carry 5 knives, 3 multi tools and 4 knife sharpers in your gear hahaha

[@leatherneckprepper4477]

The Survival Outpost only 5 knives? Are you implying I’m wrong to have my wife’s knife block strapped to my thigh that even has 6 steak knives? 😂

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

As long as the knife block is molle compatible I think youre good to go. Carry on :D

[@wolfe-hz8wq]

One comment Alice Pack. Still works and affordable.

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

It still works

[@PreparedWolf34]

Creek Stewart’s NON CON Pack book is a good guide for building an INCH Pack. You should check it out. Loved the video and that pack 👍🏼

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

I’ll check that out thx

[@James-ke5sx]

I live in Canada every time we have disasters everybody just gets together and helps each other we never think about moving up into the Canadian wilderness cuz you would die up there

[@normancrown9965]

Don't think so!

[@dewayneearley9103]

You do realize that at one point in time all of North America was wilderness and people survived

[@tomcatt998]

Good strategy

[@James-ke5sx]

@@dewayneearley9103 Next winter try going from your warm house and instantly go and live in the Canadian wilderness at -40C and see how long you live.Ancient humans slowly evolved and adapted as the ice age approached. It wasn't one day all of a sudden.

[@kellyedmonds4772]

Nice pack! It seems similar to those made by TT

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

Never owned TT but it was on my short list. The big deciding factor for me is the ability for the 3500 to expand & compress based on loadout.

[@kellyedmonds4772]

@@TheSurvivalOutpost yeah, when I put together my inch pack (heavily modelled on your red dawn video), I used a FILBE pack. Too big for me, so I returned to the TT Raid Mk 3. The issue with expandable packs such as the exo is breakage of the zipper on the main compartment. I prefer top opening for that reason. Great channel btw!

[@thangtrinh3237]

For me the idea of having everything you want inside 1 bag is kinda impossible, and yes you can survive without any electronics but do you really need to do that ? I want to have a foldable solar panels so I can charge small ham radio, light, lantern, head light, small fan, power bank etc ... Here is my idea *pack your car full of food, water and multiple backpacks full of prepper stuffs then drive to your bug out location, walking multiple trips on foot to transport all the goodies to your location* , then you can kiss your car final goodbye, hide it in case you would need it again. It's better to have a small shelter and multiple survival caches in your bug out location and don't forget to throw away all of your identification, driver license, etc ... you will never coming home so you are free now, you don't need these anymore o/ (yeah, it's a joke)

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

Yes that's the goal. load up the super awesome bug out vehicle and drive to the bunker where you live happily ever after :) But to be serious, if you don't have a dedicated bug out location with a home etc, the best option is to cache supplies on a remote land or at bare minimum, buy a vacation property.

[@tomcatt998]

i use one of the Husky plastic tool chests, put bigger wheels on it, i have camped out of it for months,, kinda a pain to drag around, BUT take every thing out of it and i have a decent bathtub.. getting to darn old to lug a BOB on my back..

[@thangtrinh3237]

@@tomcatt998 That seems really smart, I think future technology like exoskeleton might be able to help you. Just need a couple of years lol

[@rammur1]

check out the SOS seeds on eBay , I have a few packs and grew them this year and they did great !

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

Thanks, appreciate the tip!

[@brandonerickson1193]

A couple of questions for you sir... 1. Do you recommend the FLIBE main pack with hydration bladder and patrol pack or the Exo pack. And does the FLIBE pack frame creak a lot? 2. What are you thoughts on the patrol pack...should I get it? 3. Have you ever thought of getting a plate carrier and maybe a helmet...if so what kind of helmet and plate carrier. Thank you sir for your videos, they are very enjoyable and relaxing to watch, VERY underrated channel, keep it up sir.

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

Answers to your questions. 1. I suggest the Exo pack, especially if you already have a patrol pack. The main issue I found w/ my FILBE is that the frame does creak after extensive use. I've probably put a couple hundred miles on it. 2. The patrol pack is awesome. I still have mine, it's nearly indestructible. Taking it out for the day tomorrow. 3. PC and helmet is on the list. Big fan of the Crye Precision PC (amzn.to/2O9jmRY). Not sure about the helmet, probably will go with a lightweight MICH, price point is a bit high usually $500+ Glad you like the channel, much appreciated! Your shares on social media can be a big help, cheers

[@brandonerickson1193]

@@TheSurvivalOutpost SHEESH a couple hundred MILES!?! That's insane! Thank you for the quick reply, can't have social media sorry.

[@rammur1]

I got the 10,000 seed packs.

[@jonathansevert8400]

If I have to bug out my worst case scenario of 60 to 70 miles I might consider meth.

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

We used it issue it with MRE's back in the day :D

[@Hayyothhakodesh]

May I ask how u feel about exo Mt gear packs and how they feel? Quality, comfort and so on.? I'm interested big time. I need to try a lighter pack that looks good and carries super well. Im looking at the K3 6400 pack by exo. I've heard great stuff from different hunters and military. Please if u have time let me know what u think about the brand after u had time for awhile now to use it. Thankyou so much sorry for multiple messages.

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

Its worth every damn penny. Hands down the BEST pack I've owned in my entire life. Be sure to get the dry bag insert as well. I've been using mine for years, ever since this video was made. I have the K2 pack as you say in the video and will be using the same pack for my tacticool I'm never coming home kit video.

[@nathancombs11]

Us over the road truck drivers 0 to mad max and your 1500 miles from home you are not getting home. And all we are going too have is what is in the truck. So i am working on my " never get home bag[s].

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

Great point for those who travel for work. I'm guessing you can use the truck for storage and sleeping? Almost like a home on wheels. I'm curious how you would handle parking or concealing your rig? Find a lonely country road? I routinely see closed or abandoned roads off interstates where it looks like one could cut the chain lock, drive in, replace the lock and have a secure area setup with a quickness

[@tomcatt1824]

Always carry a decent bicycle

[@chopwoodcarrywater3626]

The main question is do you want to go home, stay where you're at, or go to Meeting point. Do you know how to live off the land? If you're in shape you might make 20 miles today. Have 2000 calories A-day in food Available.

[@Meatwaggon]

What's the point of a backpack that will support "250 pounds" when you wouldn't even carry a quarter of that much weight in real life situation?

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

Cause I know the frame will never snap or break on me.

[@user-qq2ek7gu2n]

Great choice. I really like rugged backpacks. I did not see the chest rig (Plate сarrier, warbelt). Refused to use them?

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

I left out the weapons since KZbin censors my content when I do that. However, my ideal goal is to load up the rifle, chest rig and related items along w/ the pack in my truck and hit the road from that point. If I did have to stuff it all in my bag it's doable but not optimal, if that makes sense. It will be easier once I get a lightweight 4 mag chest rig instead of the big bulky one I have now.

[@user-qq2ek7gu2n]

@@TheSurvivalOutpost It is not necessary to fill the chest rig exclusively with ammunition. I am now trying to assemble a backpack in such a way that part of the equipment in it is immediately stored in the chest rig and pouches, which I can transfer to the belt. Thus I form line 1, 2 and 3, partially duplicating equipment from the most necessary to the comfortable. At the same time, a place in the backpack is freed up for replenishment. As for weapons, pistols and revolvers for civilians are prohibited in Russia. so the choice of weapons is not great))) 1 semi-automatic riffle, 3-4 magazines and 100-150 cartridges.

[@KaylynnStrain]

I'm lacking the kind of pack that would be suitable for a long term bugout bag, I do have a 75 liter Polish army pack but there's no molle and the gear straps on it are a bit odd for a civvie to use so I reserve that for my camping pack but if I had to I would bug out with it

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

75l is big...should be more than enough room.

[@robertlee8400]

Everyone that has a B.O.B.customize,s it to there likening like me , I know where I,m headed if S,H,T,F, . My uncle has a bunker under his house that’s has five levels to it . I know how I,m going to get there with my family , it’s only around 3 miles away & I know that the streets are going to be wall to wall traffic & I have a backup for that . I can get there in 5 minutes even if the streets are packed . This bunker was built in the 50s & was upgraded & fixed up in the early 2000s me & my whole family could live there indefinitely if we had to its that well packed ,the house might not be standing but we would be deep underground & safe .

[@icetea_isgood]

Why the change from the FILBE? I was thinking of picking up a FILBE to build up my own INCH bag.

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

Its a great pack, but heavy and the frame would constantly creak underweight. Probably could have kept using it but decided to upgrade

[@HardcityRaindrops]

I carry lots of loads in my pack too

[@couchcamperTM]

not a bad Pack at all, but I can't use Multicam where I live. Could just as good carry one in snow camo lol (I need green-ish stuff here) I think I would just stick to my trusty old Berghaus Atlas if shtf

[@couchcamperTM]

btw Ueberleben is German for survive - well chosen name^^

[@George-hb6qw]

What about a Mystery Ranch Blackjack series pack? I came across them a couple of days ago and they seem very good

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

MR packs are really nice! and in the same price range, however the big advantage to this pack IMO is the adjustable shoulder harness system and the ability to compress down or expand based on load.

[@George-hb6qw]

Ok, thanks

[@urbanjungle9600]

Love the Blackjack - one of the best available

[@chopwoodcarrywater4417]

Inch means gone forever

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

yup thats the idea

[@scorpionsunday9483]

Very nice pack but pricey. Great Video! Cheers!

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

Thanks Scorpion!

[@tomcatt998]

Ya get whatcha pay for

[@jamesmueller2843]

Hey I no how to live of the land

[@tinasearcy4684]

Cool but I don't see bedding did I miss it

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

It's in the blog post. Snugpak Jungle bag and Klymit sleeping pad. blog.thesurvivaloutpost.com/reality-based-inch-bag-long-term-survival-gear/

[@amandamiller94]

your total right about that there is no way in hell that U R going 2 pack all of or enough of your gear in just 1 bag 2 take along with U!What U would have 2 do is take as much as U can or at least enough without over burndening yourself & have a lot of caches setup way ahead of time but then comes the Q&A of resuppling them so there is no clear cut answer 4 any of this no right no wrong

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

Yep at some point even the caches run dry. So my idea is to position myself kinda between the urban and wilderness areas so I can access both types of resources, bearing in mind that foraging for resources has to been an ongoing mission. You can't wait till your caches run out to start looking for food, fuel, etc.

[@danielravenstar4442]

Ok, inch bag Since you say you want ideas, The mind set,,,,, Every where you go is home.. I went with the mono walker as showcased by Canadian prepper, Full deluxe version, With shipping from Germany $1697.00,, In that 170 liter bag the main contents IS ..... Number 1,, you will not last with out food,, Wheat Montana farms and bakery 7-grain ,,,with flax seed Cereal.... 8 lbs per reusable plastic container........ 10 to 15 of those,, minamim Requires no cooking, goes into mouth dry, wash it down, and let it swell up in your stomach,,,, it is that simple,, Mineral salt, like real salt, or Himalayan crystal salt. , bee pollen,,,,shil a jit,,,, and turmeric powder, 5 lb bag, Optional wild rice.... lintils, beans,, That go into the reusable plastic cereal containers,,, and b alert for edibles along the way ... Number 2.... shelter I went with the corinthia observer bivy, ,,, $598.00 us dollars from somewhere in France,,, mabe u get lucky and find cheaper, perhaps you would prefer a tent, To me Kuiu makes the best sleeping bags, pick your favorite, 3 models. 3,, cooking,, Firebox nano titanium, With trangia alcohol burner, , trangia gas burner, One of those lightweight tea kettles, black anodized, by gsi And a folding sea to summit cook set. And an 8 inch cast iron pan with lid... 4, your knives and sharpening kit,,, like a no liquid needed dmt 5,,,, you talk about, TOOOOO THE WILDERNESS,,,,,, Much of it has been claimed already,,,,, look up World bigfoot radio # 29, mountain giants, and sasquatch language/Khat,,, though not human like us, they are a species of people.... That our human ancestors were genetically engineered,,, from, as in off world laboratory, test tubes, surrogate mothers,,, , DNA turned off so we would make better slaves,,,, see where that takes you, Look up Anna Breytenbach, animal communicator, learn it 6... dont forget your tooth maintenance kit, If you get a berry seed stuck in a sensitive part, it could drive you crazy, also some type of flea and tic repellent, try the hartz dog collar thing around your ankles...simpler the better.... Learning how to properly medically stitch someone else up, could be a valuable bartering tool.... A set of telescoping crutches, for yourself, and then mabe for someone else... Pain pills,,,,,, These to me are the absolute basics for home Is Every Where...

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

Tons of interesting details thanks for sharing. I'm going to Google that name and look up a bit more about Kuiu. Now...we just need to find Bigfoot and make friends. He's been surviving solo...bet he's got some good tips to share!

[@danielravenstar4442]

@@TheSurvivalOutpost Academy of remote viewing and remote influencing by gerald O Donnell $175.00 ,,,,life time access, and downloadable for your mp3 or mp3 player, Look up renagade pharmacist Soma breathing, as I experiment more and more with it, I find it actives your natural DMT ,, this is what causes healing to happen faster and more completely, The material of juli renee Doering can also be added to it Another nice option is Swarovski 10x 25 CL pocket binoculars, Most bigfoot will stay 70 yards are more away from you, If they have a long baboon like facial structure, " Creature of 7 chutes " that is face eater, or gugwe, eaters of the dead,,,, they are carnivorous, we are food to them David palides, missing 411 Yukon man found dead, pac west bigfoot, "bigfoot took my friend" Many of the other missing people stories are interdimensional, / intergalactic poaching .. Our own world governments of the mid 1900.s gave them permission, to take peaple for any reason, f. U.u.and U,,D, ,,,,slave workforce, genetic experimentation,,,,, in exchange for technology,,,, The story of RIP Van winkle, He fell asleep, and woke up 100 years later,,,, hmmmmmm Benevolent slave management liked him, they erased his memories and brought him back, A few seconds too late by "Their" calendar As a nation wide truck driver in the trump economy, I only have time to give you the briefest of summaries

[@tomcatt998]

My bugout bag is a 40' trailer that i pull with a D 9 dozer. LOL,, JUST KIDDING

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

I too have a dozer...kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKvZm5tnrdxnhq8

[@tomcatt998]

@@TheSurvivalOutpost killdozer 👍😜👍

[@tomcatt998]

I'm retired now so i get to test my gear & brain farts,, i call mine a LTB (long term bag) 2 things i have thats really useful in central Florida is a one gallon light weight stew pot & two 160 conibear traps,, been down the road of little dinky mess kits.. Also have a crosman backpacker,,, very useful in a long term survival situation. U can get a sholder stock 4 yours. funny story i shot at a duck a long ways off only aiming to make it jump,,,, it jumped alright then fell over dead,, i wasn't really wanting duck 4 supper but i cleaned & cooked it in my one gallon pot.

[@lawrencehile9902]

If you wanna last outdoors, you have to let your body acclimate naturally over a period of time, then when push comes to shove; you'll be ay ok..

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

Yup gotta get out and train

[@lawrencehile9902]

@@TheSurvivalOutpost he noticed

[@lawrencehile9902]

@@TheSurvivalOutpost '0_o.

[@taoyeahright]

is this 7000 including some sort of ability to haul meat?

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

Yes the Exo packs are made primarily for big game hunters.

[@chickenmon]

Over 7 minutes on just the backpack. . . sheesh. Split it into a bag review and save the contents for this video. There are two completely different videos here.

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

I could have split it but that would have diluted the content and KZbin would have killed the ranking

[@kidbach]

that's a great pack, hope you never use it.

[@TheSurvivalOutpost]

Its ain't cheap but it's top tier in every way.

[@ourtechwriter]

Talk too fast...what's the point...it doesn't help.