Manage Your Tactical Stash | Gear Organization at Home

[@dirty-civilian]

Link List: THE Printer: amzn.to/3ymmWmS Rifle Wall Mounts: amzn.to/3QQSyYe Pants Hangers: amzn.to/4bmoXhN Glove Hangers: amzn.to/4bqhyOr Gaffers Tape: amzn.to/3UOPs8v Metal Hangers: amzn.to/44PhpRY Cubby Storage: amzn.to/3WKUJ3h Camo Netting: amzn.to/3Rg2oTZ Pegboard: amzn.to/3wKgUfr

[@pyeitme508]

WOW cool! Also hope for Gray Zone Warfare game reference!

[@1903nathan]

Love how the printer is at the top of the list 😂

[@EmanKcin8820]

What was that thing with your knives? Looks like the surefire thumb ring attachment, but it has a spike looking thing. Starting at 17:06

[@heldaneurbanus5135]

I'm pretty organised so most of the good practices shown have already been part of my routine since I was 12/13 years old, but the method for organising and hanging gloves? Great idea! Learned something new, so thank you!

[@thegoodguy729]

Awesome. Can you also link the one day pack that you use at 11:59 ? Thanks!

[@angeljjustice1345]

Best part is at 14:30. That will get you through any argument with your wife..”I’m getting this for our kids so if they need it in the future they will have it.”

[@johnsnow3664]

And no its not a bunch of baby clothes lol

[@BurtHurtz]

@@johnsnow3664 Hey man, they grow out baby clothes. Gear/tools can last through the years .

[@milesrost6674]

Amen!!

[@nickjenkins1663]

😂😂😂

[@DaveSmith-cp5kj]

"For the children"

[@TurboCarlos]

Thank you for this video. My parents were super anti 2a but I’m glad I watched your videos and have made this apart of my everyday lifestyle. we have a baby on the way and I know I’m gonna make sure my child will learn to be prepared and your channel will help with that. Truly thanks

[@Sophistry0001]

I grew up the same way, wasn't even allowed to have nerf guns in the house. When I turned 18 I didn't know shit from applebutter about guns but I knew I wanted one. Ran out and paid I think like 120 bucks for a mossberg maverick. Now here I am almost 20 years later needing to get more shelving and drawers for all my stuff I've accumulated over the years

[@urielmartinez2161]

Same, all of people are waking up

[@elgoogsucks9005]

It is funny how all this training is paradoxical. The more you train, the better you teach your kids, the less likely you will ever need it. That being said, no one ever lamented being "too prepared". Congrats on the kid by the way. It is a wild ride, but the best ride in the world.

[@revisit8480]

Que?

[@BlackoutPatriot]

Your not American if your anti 2A

[@ChrisKoller513]

I just found you guys about a month ago. Immediately yall are my #1 dudes to watch. I especially like yalls practicality when thinking of what type of content you decide to make. As well as the minuteman topic. We need more minutemen in every single state. I’m in Ohio if any is considering to join. It’s a lot of fun and much more than just weapons. It’s not racists and it’s not a bunch of hillbilly’s. It’s actually everyday normal people, nurses, machinists, mechanics, store workers and engineers and many other normal nice none racist folks and always defense never offense. Practicing everything from survival to medical to comms and firearms and more, canning and vacuum bag stuff. Family/pet friendly. Anyways, would love to see a video were yall go out in full kit for 3 full days and recon somewhere. Survive only on the things you take on your back and kit. Maybe even ride your e-bikes a few miles to the location where you setup camp…

[@staysharp_chaos]

This video got me thinking hard about “carrying on the legacy of preparedness.” If you don’t raise your kids in this to the slightest degree, just expect them to not following in your footsteps. This is great! The whole message! Bravo!

[@kennypreston3302]

Don't lie... your stuff was all over the place,until you guys decided to do a video on organized storage. Then you went and got the storage bins and organized everything...lol

[@scottedwards3403]

Yep lmao, a lot of stuff looked brand new as well 😂

[@dirty-civilian]

We vacuumed and fixed some labels, but that's about it. lol

[@kennypreston3302]

Doing better than I am ,this video definitely made me think about my mess..lol.. love the content you guys keep putting out...and the Intros are getting good!!!

[@Ubergamer256]

Hey man, motivation comes in many forms. 😊

[@Raul-cv5fc]

😂 exactly what I was thinking too

[@Patriotx-gx4ce]

Great to listen and see civilians prepared as well.

[@JP_Patriot]

Heck yeah 💪🏻😎🇺🇸

[@matthewshannon6946]

Look up "Tough Hook" hangers. They're made in Montana. Plastic, but molded in an I-beam configuration and super heavy duty. They hold plate carriers of any weight and all kinds of other heavy/awkward gear. Affordable as well!!!

[@apostle4122]

This is more than just at home organizing this is was a wake up call and reality check for the discipline it takes to instill these practices into everyday life. “Clean your room” - JBP

[@LordSnackx]

“You don’t need a whole room for your stuff”…..me looking at a second bedroom in my apartment that is maxed to the gills with gear and weapons 😂 I’m gonna need another room soon

[@michaelzimmerman9221]

Diddo!

[@Heywoodthepeckerwood]

If you pick it up off the floor, you’ll find the space.

[@christian_bushcraft1490]

I have a pole barn. It's an addiction....

[@Npc1488-wc1kf]

Yeah, I need a danger room

[@crackshot-tv]

"Maybe you have a ton of stuff but it isn't arranged and organized in a way that you can access it quickly" Really hit me in the feels guys.

[@warrenharrison9490]

I felt attacked. 😅

[@StubbsMillingCo.]

28:04 😂 “1 week of chaos a week” sounds about right! Running around with 4 kids myself oh man!!!

[@michaelnyden8056]

I’ll always come for the intros regardless of the topic of the video, these guys are literally that entertaining

[@zebulunturner2974]

not Drew casually dropping the most noble reason to stockpile cool gear... (mental: "copy and paste" rt)

[@ogsavage1928]

Great content! Sounds like you're doing it right with the youngsters - "Remove the Taboo" by teaching them what the tools are capable of, and the possible, permanent results. I taught both of mine very young and they both are now VERY responsible owners.

[@matthewshannon6946]

4 adult (now) safe children- taught the same way!

[@michaelzimmerman9221]

I’ve got things that I bought and threw in my storage room and haven’t even opened them! Since 2020, I’ve stocked up on everything that I think I might need or my family! I really should organize it, but I can’t stop buying stuff! Barter and trade will make a comeback, so everyone should be stocking up now! Keeping your preps is of the utmost importance so act accordingly!

[@warrenharrison9490]

Have a dining room I've been throwing stuff in for myself and my two adult daughters. No organization to it, just bags and boxes of stuff. Really need to make up the go bags for their cars.

[@specialprojectsdevgroup]

Standardize pouch and accessory placement for your entire group and ensure that they train regularly with their work load so to speak.

[@herknorth8691]

Especially when it comes to medical stuff.

[@Outcome_Agent]

I sort of think this video isn’t geared for people that have a “group”. This seems more like for a individual protecting his family

[@ImperiumLibertas]

I disagree, different things will work for different people. I think there is an argument about medical pouches being standardized.

[@specialprojectsdevgroup]

@@ImperiumLibertas Free to disagree but we’ve been running standardized positions since 2014 and it’s honestly saved more lives than it hasn’t because we all know where everything is at what time, how to access it, and why it’s there.

[@ImperiumLibertas]

@@specialprojectsdevgroup I can see how that may be beneficial for a conventional army but a group of militiamen it may cause limitations that are not worth the benefits. I wouldn't say I disagree just not sure that it's the right fit for everyone if it takes away from training or prevents someone from acquiring gear. I'd rather have someone show up to training than not because of non standard gear. I'm interested what gear did you standardize specifically?

[@matthewshannon6946]

Familiarizing and interacting with children/ family members removes the temptation for unauthorized or unsafe exploration by someone who should not be unsupervised. Time well spent!!

[@American-mk9nn]

People make this way too complicated. Teach kids about guns from the time before they can walk. If they can understand language, they can learn about gun safety. Hiding them makes them taboo and extremely interesting. Kids who grow up from infancy seeing guns and understanding they are not toys, will treat them with the proper respect they deserve.

[@mangofett927]

Had a micro lesson in this kind of stuff a few months back. I went to the range with my family and while we were waiting for our bays to open I was browsing and checking out a canik and as I racked the slide my fingers slipped and the sights caught my knuckles on two of my fingers and cut me. I started bleeding pretty good, but didn't have a boo-boo kit on me. I had full trauma kit, but no bandaids. Had to ask the employees for some. Now I carry bandaids with my medical, lol.

[@milesrost6674]

Amongst the most comprehensive readiness productions I've seen in the last several years. THANK YOU. "Stay Strong, Chase Excellence Brothers." - Godspeed

[@ArsonalTech]

I appreciated the ending reminder. While I do have level IV plates and plenty of guns, I’m missing a lot of crucial gear, and I kind of beat myself up that, with this economy, I can no longer to afford to train as often as I should or buy all the other essential gear like long term food storage and water etc. the reminder that it takes years to build this up was very helpful

[@Skott_Kennedy]

You should really consider making a small series or film just like your intros. You guys have talent!

[@dirty-civilian]

It’s in the works. 😉

[@Skott_Kennedy]

@@dirty-civilian nice!

[@armwest5373]

Looking forward to it!

[@ivymcgrowgreen1079]

Another perfectly timed video for my life and where I am at in my preps! 100% on point for me. 1- I need a better rotation of batteries in equipment/sights and rotate charging my rechargeable equipment (see more below) 2- need to organize for easy accessibility for much of my equipment, rather than all stuff in bins with a note pad telling me what is where things are. I went from unorganized, scattered piles throughout my apartment to bins with a list. Your bin drawer method is better! -about charging electronics. My girl was in my car and didn't know she turned my lights on, long story but my battery died. My jumper battery was dead (we found out). This happened 1 month ago and I began charging everything! Thermals, night vision backup battery... everything! What good is having it and not being able to use it (or not know how to use it)? -no good! I built preps to be prepared, but then the simple thing of having a dead battery pack charger is like why even have the thing to begin with. Or, having the thing but not being able to access it as needed-not good. I love your channel! I wish you guys were my close friends, but regardless, I'm thankful for your hard work and inspiration. God bless you and your families!

[@TUKByV1]

I made a hangar out of a scrap piece of Schedule 40 pipe, 2 elbows, and a hook screw.

[@revisit8480]

You forgot the rubber band, man. It's all gonna fall apart now!

[@seanmurry6903]

What? No duct tape? The fukc bro?😂

[@TUKByV1]

7:00 I don't store cordless tools with the battery attached because the tool can drain the battery. YMMV.

[@Way2Evl]

You guys have the best intros! They have been so funny. I also appreciate you guys trying to bring us new creative content. I know its not easy. Thank you and keep up the good work.

[@dirty-civilian]

Thanks so much!!

[@seanmurry6903]

​@@dirty-civilianlove your ideas on old or "not in use anymore" gear storage. I do that with electronics, cables, etc. I call it the grave yard, and any time someone needs random odds or ends, I've usually got it for em, and I know where they are even though I haven't seen it I over 4 years 😂

[@tiger_sochi]

Awesome video as usual guys. Especially good message at the end for us younger guys: take your time developing your gear. Remembering that your car repair, house savings, and future family expenses gotta be balanced with our tactical stuff.

[@terrarecon]

06:50 Be advised for off-road/overlanding vehicles, especially if you are off-road when changing a flat, you need a jack that is going to work in an environment that may not afford you a flat lifting surface. Eagle Jack, Hi-Lift etc. are considerations. If you are just getting into off-roading/overlanding and your vehicle has a suspension lift, your OEM jack is most likely not going to work on-road and most than not when off-road.

[@MrTuggins]

Floor mats from your vehicle work well as stable bases for lifting your vehicle.

[@gerhardtcustomknives]

1/4" Ar500 rectangular target makes a very strong ground plate for supporting a jack on soft ground

[@TengrioftheCrimsonSky]

Neat thing to look into since you went on about the printer, it's actually a good thing to look into what works best for you and while I know the majority of us would like to stay one the right side of the law for a long time worldwide printers have been essentially signing all your prints with your identity and so it could be worth looking into that and what older options are available for your set up if that sort of thing interests you.

[@gsdmom1194]

Dude...that printer rocks!!! I train Imported German Shepherds and bought mine right around Covid for paper work and training records. I have never had to buy ink. My husband takes care of all of the supplies, I do 1st aid and help organize. This gave me some ideas! Thnx 🐾

[@seanp1096]

Glad to hear someone else loves it. I’m in the market for one. Is there a make and model I should search?

[@dirty-civilian]

Just put links in the description. Thanks!

[@Disastrous.Affect]

I ran across this channel while researching night vision and thermal optics. I am a "bug in guy", going mobile in my health would be suicide... Y'all make this entertaining.👍

[@ThatMaximaKid]

I like that term. I'm kinda in the same predicament but I'm trying to prepare for the logic of "That door is for you not for me"

[@totenfurwotan4478]

I think bugging out will be disastrous for most people

[@Disastrous.Affect]

@totenfurwotan4478 It most certainly would be for me... Unfortunately, I live at the mercy of modern medicine...

[@cabnbeeschurgr]

​@@totenfurwotan4478yeah, the only bugging out I'm doing is rucking all my shit up to my parents' house lol

[@warriorgospel8168]

The intro speaks to one of my biggest annoyances with chest rigs and plate carriers, which is a lack of any standard. We could all work with an 80% solution where items 1, 2, and 3 are placed at x, y, and z. You get 2 free pouches for your specific larping needs but the rest is SOP. Would make a lot of things easier.

[@Agent..K]

The drink tube mouth piece could be secured with some gaffers tape so if the detach clip is activated it will remain attached. Lost one in game. Having a back up is a good idea. Draw style cubbies are great for quick access as seen. Clear plastic totes side locking and the larger black totes with yellow lids are also great and stackable for moving heavy and weird shaped items or boxes. HDEX adjustable height shelves may be something to consider in general. A desk with working surface will save the back or if you are on the ground a lot a sit pad reduces the chance for legs to fall asleep. Reasonable sized gym bags are great to use as temp gear storage. The amount of time it took to organize and keep this way cannot be underestimated. Well done!

[@coffeyallday]

Any time you're looking to buy a safe or lock of any kind, check to make sure that someone like Lock Picking Lawyer hasn't done a video exposing some massive design flaw. Basically don't buy anything made by MasterLock

[@matthewshannon6946]

LPL is the man!!!

[@melissajames23]

I hate being labeled as a prepper but being organized and ready for whatever the situation is being proactive.

[@JohnRodriguez-si9si]

@melissajames23 : Take it as a compliment that , although You hate it, and so too, I Myself, We indeed, are organized preppers , and , like 511 Tactical, " ALWAYS BE READY".

[@fpsgames8188]

Yep, take it as a compliment. I don't consider myself a prepper but coworkers call me that. I tell them I'm lazy and hate having to go back for a tool, extra groceries, or more food, so I try to grab it in one trip and keep some on hand.

[@Tbowie13]

About the printer, not sure what printer that is, but I got an Epson Tank printer and it was the best printer decision ever! I was in nursing school at the time and wife is a school teacher, so needless to say, we printed A LOT! The tank printer, you fill with bottles of ink. The ink is cheap and you can get pretty big bottles. If you used a yon of black, you dont have to get a new cartridge with all the colors and waste ink you never used, you just fill the color that you need. There are 4 colors required and it can print anything. Black, blue, yellow and red, and its good to go! If you print alot, try this out, you will thank me!

[@dirty-civilian]

Just put links in the description. Thanks!

[@SvenMeuleman]

What is that card you are using in the beginning 0:17 and where can we get it?

[@riley3760]

I’m scrolling the comments to find out and I don’t see it.

[@TateRoberts_007]

Probably my favorite video on this channel, and that's saying a lot because so much of DC's content is awesome! Way to go guys!

[@TimF-vu6px]

This page is so solid. Every video is a wealth of knowledge. Keep crushing it boys

[@JAT_4321]

I desperately needed this video. 😅 Organization isn’t my strong suit, but it is necessary for many things in life. Definitely going to get around to organizing my stuff asap. Thanks for continually killing it with content that is unique and so valuable for us. You guys absolutely rock!!

[@Dojicatfutures]

Noticed the T1C appendix holster. Divorce from Trex is now complete lol

[@sas_za6305]

This is one of the best prepping and gear related videos that I have seen. Well done. It’s usually completely overlooked.

[@x0r187]

Step 1: acquire a lot of money to buy all this

[@georgeblanchardjr]

Credit cards work just fine.

[@WearilyCorrect]

​@@georgeblanchardjr debt is worse than living without in a lot of cases.

[@georgeblanchardjr]

@@WearilyCorrect I know. Thanks.

[@Whit3xRabbiT]

Set a monthly allowance. Write a list of items in order of priority and just start there.

[@uncommon_korean]

I think you’re missing the point. Organization doesn’t mean you need all of this fancy expensive stuff. This is applicable to many different EDC.

[@AltaSurvival]

I call a video a success when it makes you think about what you can improve on. I would classify this as a success! Great video!

[@pyeitme508]

Wow cool! BTW like the thumbnail of the weapons & gear slot from Gray Zone Warfare. :D

[@0bserver416]

Sh-t, that sudden vampire scene helped my digestive system a lot. I was p00ping.

[@johnhek4191]

Nasty

[@dirty-civilian]

Haha! When we sent that clip to Nick to throw in the edit he straight up said, “that’s gonna make someone crap their pants.” 😂

[@matthewshannon6946]

I bought a (relatively) cheap rollaway at Harbor Freight and it's the best organization I've ever had for all my blades. Very handy and user friendly!!

[@canklemedkits3772]

You guys are killin’ it!!!!! I work with every spec ops veteran you can think of - Operations, training, Gear, Tactics etc. If the shit goes down, I’d grab any one of you over 63% of the crap turds i work with. Keep up the good work.

[@spunkyviking]

While I'm not super worried about civil unrest in ND, what started my car gear, and home stash was the winters up here. Extra winter gear, food, and heat options in my car incase my engine goes in -40 winters. what food and water do I have at home when we have a blizzard where I cant get to a grocery store. while the possibility of unrest is something I am starting to prepare for. it all started with being prepared incase the weather knocked out basic necessities or I had to pull over and help a buddy who got stuck on the way to work

[@angeljjustice1345]

If it’s hanging on the wall.. it’s called art

[@GalloPazzesco]

How many times have I watched this video now? I've watched thee with the depth and breath and height my soul can reach ..... oh, errrr, wait. Well yeah, I've watched it a few times. Shared it with my boys. Man stuff. I resemble most of this video. It's good stuff. Emphasized, subscribed, bell rang, commented, liked, upvoted, shared .... may the algorithm gods continue to smile favorably upon your channel.

[@davidwilsonii692]

Yall should do a video on civilian breaching, lock picking kits, slegde hammers, pick tools, etc.

[@davidfocardi8516]

Applicable video. Now I know how to store my 17 plate carriers and 34 pairs of gloves. Thank you

[@AndreS-fc3ix]

Would love to support the channel by buying merch, but you guys don't send it to Puerto Rico, we are a US territory, and we have been US citizens since 1917. Could you please make it possible to buy from your store? Thnx.

[@ericbergfield6451]

Organization is a fun challenge to overcome, especially when you can make it cool like y'all have

[@hagnar08]

I need to find like minded friends to larp with I guess lol

[@briancunningham5011]

I'm in Ga.. I'll larp lol

[@JP_Patriot]

For sure. Finding ones that are truly trustworthy is the biggest problem.

[@hagnar08]

I also need more space for activities.. need to get out further from STL.

[@JP_Patriot]

@@hagnar08 That can be difficult. It’s crazy that nowadays people can’t go into the woods whenever they want. It used to be no problem. Now it’s all “owned”. Can’t go to public woods without them telling you that you can’t carry a rifle. It’s sickening. It’s hard for some to have a good outdoor place to train.

[@muddybranch1678]

I'm in northeast Ohio/northwest p.a. I love to larp and play commando in the woods

[@Joe5561000]

D.I.Y. plate carrier hanger. I made mine out of a 20" piece of 1" I.D. PVC and a lag screw hook. It's just a straight bar with a hook in it. Really easy, really cheap. I had to bend the hook back a little bit so it would hang straight but otherwise it was really easy. It works great as long as you keep the weight centered. All you have to do is cut your PVC to length (probably doesn't have to be quite 20". Mine was already cut to that length I didn't bother to shorten it) find the center drill a pilot hole, slightly smaller diameter then your hook, screw in your heavy duty hook (lag screw type hook) bend the hook open slightly if needed. I hung it on a bar and bent it until it hung level-ish. It has worked great for several years. If you wanted to get "fancy" you could cut the PVC short slightly longer than then the width of the shoulder straps, and glue some 90 degree elbows on the ends facing up. That would keep the shoulder straps from slipping off, or just cut it long like I did. So when hanging the straps can't reach the ends.

[@mrwayne5158]

One of the best ways to prepare is buying a few 22lr rifles and pistols and a ton of ammo. Trust me. This will come in handy.

[@melissasmess2773]

You might need the new Tipman M4-22 Pistol Pro, all metal and only 4.75 pounds! 🔫😎👍🏻

[@plsnoidc1552]

I have the samw Epson printer and i agree, best printer ever

[@randallodom1320]

Great video and content. I appreciate organization and agree there is a sense of relaxation always knowing where everything is. I'm a fan of the Clear Totes for my gear. Makes it easy to see what's inside without having to open it up and look. Thanks for the video.

[@Salos1]

I manage my stache with and electric trimmer, a cheap comb and some hair cutting scissors. Works pretty well. I use the trimmers to keep everything the overall length I want, I comb down the hair and cut just where it meets my upper lip using the scissors.

[@uncommon_korean]

BEST video I’ve seen ALL week! Very informative and loved the humor too. Made my day.

[@WNDRsmok77]

Love how the vault suit stays on the rack! Loved the video, room looks great!

[@Сергей-в8в2ш]

thank you, very interesting: I also have lists of things for each task at the entrance: shooting, hunting, emergency situations, travel.

[@robb.1208]

Great video for those just starting out. appreciate the attention to detail! Shared it with my team!

[@dramspringfeald]

26:38 for "enhanced" safety barriers, if you have the mean, and now that its cheap again, invest in plywood. A layer of half inch goes well beyond whats needed, 3/4 inch basically makes it almost a fortress relatively speaking, and 2 layers of 3/4 inch bog standard plywood will keep almost anything out. Cause, dropping $400 on a smart lock is cool and all, but your tissue paper door and paper thin drywall will not stop a thing

[@donaldallen4257]

Can you do a video on putting together a well rounded AR-15 plz. There is a ton of videos out there on building an AR but none of them are for beginners.

[@Mr.Tactical515]

3:29 something i have also learned is that just changing the battery isnt enough. you should also have your irons sticking above the dot just barely. you never know what will happen

[@JJSM-cz7sm]

This is crazy good and interesting to watch. The only thing I would like to do when accumulating gear is to stay as slim as possible, and one item has to serve multiple purposes, so I am not hoarding gear that doesn't get much usage

[@TacticoolVIKINGBeard]

I definitely try to keep a weekly tab on my gear and try to use at least one item to maintain proficiency with those items (fire steels, foldable stoves, emergency shelters, etc.) I have most of the items i would like to have and a couple i'm gonna acquire soon. I have everything generally set up and ready to grab at a moments notice for at least 2 days and i generally have extra stuff in my SUV like snacks and stuff to drink as well as extra clothes, shelter and medical. I'm by no means perfect in my setup but i do my best to check my gear, reassess and do some drills like getting off the couch grabbing the stuff, loading up and getting in the car in record time. Its a bit more complicated with small children and an infant but my wife and i try to do our best

[@margaretburnham5683]

I've seen this video before but the intro is so great so I'm watching again

[@amurphy8365]

17:05 maybe im used to working in a city, but stashing knives on a ground level window sill seems like a horrible idea. If i was walking by that window, I would instantly think there is good stuff inside.

[@dirty-civilian]

Good thing its nowhere close to ground level. ;)

[@Tallguy03]

I’ve been looking forward to this video all week! Thank you guys!

[@redbeard1775]

I’ve been needing some guidance in this area so I appreciate the video! Thank you guys!

[@JohnRodriguez-si9si]

Josh, Zach, Drew @ Dirty Civilian on KZbin, bring the best, common sense , practical knowledge on how to be ready for whatever contingency that pops up, from Natural Disasters, Civil Unrest, SHTF OPS, Civil War II or World War III. From My Brother ( Martin Rodriguez) and I Myself, John Rodriguez, Thanks and GOD Bless You, Dirty Civilian.🪖🇺🇲🇺🇸💣💥🔥🇺🇸🇺🇲

[@kydish]

Thanks for the videos you guys make! , Helped me re-think my gear setup & organize better.

[@YEASTpodcast]

epic. Finally able to put this into practice at my own place. Stoked.

[@goobertoober95]

I love you guy's content, but this might be the best video you've put out yet!

[@sanebedlam]

For the bins you can build a rack using 2x4s and a 1x3s that they slide into i built one in my garage for the black and yellow totes you get at lowes. For patch panels you can buy felt at the fabric store for cheap its far cheaper than velcro but it works.

[@corybushell262]

Oh, super tactical move there, kneeling in an open field when you've got a whole forest for cover on both sides. Really top-notch strategy, BD6 101

[@PoliticallyInsensitive]

I try to put stuff in the same spot when u get home. The exception is my keys. Sometimes they end up in the closet upstairs, sometimes on the kitchen counter and occasionally i leave them hanging in the ignition

[@P5YcHoM4N]

I can't remember if you mentioned it. With the med pouch, if the contents are inside an additional pouch/sleeve, tie it to your kit with a length of paracord. That way if you have to move in a hurry (or if your oppo has to move you) your kit is retained without having to try and secure it all. I usually run about 6ft. Its enough to self treat, but not so long you spend all day trying to untangle a mess to use it.

[@ogebogi]

Great topic! I've been on a slow tradjectory of reorganizing all of my stuff starting with the home office and expanding from there. Turning up the heat now on that now that I got my desk and reloading bench built out.

[@MoonMoon-gu2ge]

Ive only got one plate carrier set up so i built an armor tree like I had in afghanland 3d printed an mlok weapons mount to screw into the side. Keeps my full kit and rifle within arms reach and still off the floor.

[@josephkuser3998]

I know exactly why you talked about the printer! I feel you. And thanks because we gave up on those damn things.

[@robertobrien4799]

Absolutely OUTSTANDING!!!!! Overlooked but CRITICAL TOPIC!!!!

[@erick3139]

Love your content! And this is an must-talk topic and an refreshing video👌 Keep rolling videos!✌

[@SnackPack913]

It’s like you guys know exactly what problem I am facing currently and always put out a video about it lol

[@crackshot-tv]

Can confirm that printer is baller for homeschoolers lol. Nothing wrong with being excited about THAT printer lol.

[@Spessforce]

Anker makes some great power hubs for your gear room to make a dedicated spot for your various chargers and cables. A Battery Daddy caddy is very useful too.

[@careymcwilliams3277]

build pods of like gear and preps and label. Saves time and allows for that energy to be used more wizely.

[@BatiBat0o]

This is the first video that I've seen and I like. Will subscribe. Keep it coming 👍

[@PrecisionRifleNetwork]

Solid, as always. Thanks men.

[@thorsnightmare1123]

Best channel yet. Thanks gents

[@tnh723]

You guys are serious rockstars. Look at all the fun yall are having! 💪

[@Lynxdefense]

By far one of my favorite videos

[@BourneOutside]

This was a brilliant watch. I have been quite organised over the years with my biz/trade that I have used for my preparedness, but you have thrown a good number of other skills into the mix now having watched this viddy. Hashtag - grateful!

[@MobiuSphere]

A great alternative for velcro item storage is actually just the cheap felt you can get at any fabric store. It's like three bucks a yard and holds Velcro surprisingly well

[@leveraction3]

I don't know my office preparer is definitely in shambles I'm getting up tomorrow morning and going back through straighten everything up and taking a few of your ideas along the way

[@MBSFA]

Filing cabinets work great also, hold a ton of weight, Usually can find for free or really cheap.