How to Build a REAL Survival Kit: WEAPONS

[@R0mans13]

Nutn, I love you. I never know what to say on these early comments, But I hope you can keep this up for a long time. I found over the Past several years I watch your videos not for the gear itself but your specific take on that item, and the outstanding philosophy you put with it. Thank you for finally getting around to this series but dammit now I have to go through my own bag and change things lol

[@R0mans13]

Oh and no Homo on the I love you... lol

[@nutnfancy]

Gotcha brother! Thanks for the kind comment and your enthusiasm. I appreciate it. I will keep on trucking and we've got a lot more adventures and systems reviews to go. Thanks for Patreon support too.

[@goldcfi7103]

Nutn. Your videos inspire me to do more. Thank you!

[@Glocktard]

I agree I love his POU on items guns or bag etc. as where no one else really talks about that.

[@wiryone1]

campsite a So why are you here? If you dislike so much, it seams like a wast of your time. Seriously.

[@LiveMetal248]

Nutn... I swear my favorite thing about you is the fact that you are unashamedly independent and you make sure everyone knows it. It’s certainly a badge of honor, so keep it up!

[@davidvolsky7713]

Nutn, when talking about water filtration, I really appreciate your commentary about helping other people. Some people don't take that into consideration. I realize of course, you have to look out for your family first, but helping others is important.

[@garywatson]

Ear plugs are the most valuable thing in the world. Apart from the obvious uses, they are essential for getting sleep if you have to bunk in any kind of mass shelter like a gym or whatever.

[@Tusker2zero2]

I was a hurricane evacuee back when I was young. Was in a school gym for 3 days. Not a fun experience. Ear plugs would have been nice to have for sure.

[@radsss45]

Gary Watson ^^facts. 👍🏼

[@Nice_dissolve_]

Gary Watson 9mil casings work perfect for me. Your milage may vary..

[@Ed-cs6kw]

Two pairs of plugs live in my wallet.

[@durrock1927]

nutnfancy is the man, I'm finishing up PT school now and don't make a lot of money due to those circumstances but when I do, nutnfancy is one of 2 or 3 youtube/podcast channels that will be getting some of my money. I've gained a lot from his insight over time that is hard to put a price on.

[@durrock1927]

scratch that, just joined patreon, thanks Nutn!

[@blizzak454]

Still one of the best KZbin channels. Been subbed for a WHILE and never get let down!

[@jaredking3361]

Tip about hydrogen peroxide - light causes the hydrogen peroxide to break apart in to H2O and oxygen… store it in a dark container or wrap it up with some dark tape! Great video! Thank you 😊

[@soctnights]

FYI...Another company to boycott is Levi jeans. They started putting anti gun emblems on their leather patches. Haven’t bought any in years due to their prices.

[@thinmizzy365]

They support the #enough "movement" too.

[@aimhighish]

They're a bay-area company, no surprise. Agreed, adios Levi's!

[@findalefinnie]

Yeah I’ll only buy them used now. I will not give them any money.

[@ensom]

levi's have been crap quality for years now and fall apart before other jeans anyhow. buy wranglers or carhart they are much more durable.

[@findalefinnie]

@@ensom Carhart is cool but Wranglers fit poorly in my opinion.

[@ChrisLoew]

REI is GONE, guess who worked there for seven years and said no more!!!

[@buffjock76]

Chris Loew and nutnfancy I have been there for 13 years and I can’t tell you how disappointed I am with the company. I don’t know if I can stay much longer.

[@bucki58]

Chris Loew sweet moves Chris! Special great good day!

[@latetodagame1892]

Sorry to hear that! Did they fire you?

[@dgross53]

Can't wait to watch this! Looking forward to see what is in your BOK and needs to be in mine. I am staying put unless it is absolutely unsustainable, my family is safest in our home. Thanks for taking the time to put this series together, much appreciated!

[@nutnfancy]

"I am staying put unless it is absolutely unsustainable, my family is safest in our home. " Wisdom and you are most welcome.

[@dgross53]

nutnfancy, happy thanksgiving to you and yours.

[@bilbo_gamers6417]

They did loads of sock testing in World War 1, if I remember, and they found that the best system for socks is a double layer, with thin wool on the inside and thick on the outside. They were found to be the most comfortable and the most resistant to moisture.

[@EricBrownWins]

Every time you do one of these "kit" video series, I go through my various packs. Just to re evaluate what I've got and what I need. Thank you for putting so much thought into these videos. Most of us will never be on the same level as you but I know these videos inspire and educate people to be more prepared than they otherwise would be.

[@bobbymichael02]

You are the most thorough man in the world. Good job.

[@aagross1]

For sure REI... And Nutn sorry but you're wrong. The first tip you gave in the first video was "LEAVE THE CAT!!!"

[@edmcclure8766]

Aaron Gross I believe your right

[@BrockNessMonster1991]

ed mcclure - yep I think so too

[@jeffwise3851]

Keep the cat. They're great with salt and garlic.

[@akeeperofoddknowledge4956]

Humor!

[@jpetersonafr]

Pt belt would be a good SAWC downsize for the reflective vest. Plus it has been said you can double time twice as long with one on!

[@xenonram]

Safety belts on, At... All... Times!

[@CarsonHassler]

Thank you TNP. Ive been busy, but Im back now. Missed some vids, time to catch up. Please keep it up. One of youtubes best ever!

[@thetattedgunguy8423]

Nutn, thank you for all that you do for the 2a community! I’m praying for you and your family, and for Everything being well on your side. Stay blessed my brother

[@KloPoon]

Just reorganized my kit cuz of this video. Thanks for the help nutn!

[@rossvanderpoel3907]

Nice gloves. Staying tactical for unpacking the kit. Noiiiice

[@laxdrew9]

Great vid as always... But I have another bag for you to consider. I have daughters who played comp softball all the way through college, and have collected some super sturdy gear bags, one of which is a catchers bag. It has big sturdy wheels, good zippers, a few separate compartments, drag handles, and shoulder straps. You can get the second hand pretty cheap, and they work great for a big kit.

[@ferebeefamily]

Thank you for the idea.

[@ensom]

hockey bags have a lot of the same features as well.. athletic equipment / bags are worth looking into to see what may be most well suited as a BOK bag and what bags are the most affordable / commonly available.

[@randybowman]

I know I'm years late, you probably won't see this. I backpacked a lot and what we would do is take the whipes and dry them out, put them in a ziplock baggy. Then you can rehydrate them. Saves a lot of weight for a full sized pack, and doesn't take a lot to rewet them. They don't work quite as well, but still work well.

[@RandoPandaSmiles]

I love these P.O.U. pack/bag videos. Hoping for a Get Home Bag update 🤞

[@dannykeck2986]

How about a video dedicated to just anti-second Amendment companies.

[@Glocktard]

Danny Keck, I second that. Especially the companies that sell sporting goods items that may pass off them selfs as pro 2A

[@floridaman6138]

Toys R'Us/Baby's R'Us was one. Buh bye. But I miss the satisfaction of carrying in them (in my state their signs carry no force of law).

[@GraphiteandCigars]

Add Levi's to your list...

[@harpjason208]

Leatherman..... Patagonia....

[@justmeiswear]

Mostly humble 1 Leatherman?? 😱😱😱 I never knew!!!

[@magedelsariakoussy907]

Thank you so much for your time and your valuable knowledge that you share , GOD bless you and your family.

[@chriscarr6016]

In Alaska, we just had a good earthquake, wife was at school and I was working. Internet phones power went black, emergency vehicles running around frantically my carry today was head lamp, small pocket flashlight g30 with a spare mag. Work van was squared away and so was wife’s car. Wife new to get home. We assessed damages got temp heater going and checked on neighbors. We passed one neighbor heading over to check on us. Thank you nutn! Your videos helped our family and neighbors. We weren’t only ready but were able to help others. Word on the street looting has started. Eyes are peeled and glad security system is working. We aren’t just alright, we are thriving. Ps totally forgot about the cat.

[@chriscarr6016]

Btw looting was bad info from the media itself, including much other bad data we got from them.

[@GonzoSarge]

Awww yeaaa the ESS Crossbow has been my go to set of shades for probably 10 years or close to now.

[@mrd7067]

I recommend nuts (nothing on them) as bug out food. Two packs of 200g will give you about 2500 cal. When you add things like Erbswurst, instant noodle soup or the small "canned" sausages or jelly (hotel versons) you get up to more than 3k cal pretty fast for around 500g.... and it tastes good. A jar or two of peanut butter can feed you a long time also.

[@MiamiVice.]

Hell, I'm tempted to eat it even if I'm NOT in a bug out situation.

[@ewhays]

If I could make a slight recommendation to replace baby wipes. Try castile soap wipes. They fold out to the size of baby wipes but come in a packet the size of a prep pad in first aid kits. They are water free and bacteriostatic.

[@markhaywood7307]

That "upcart" is the way to go , it resolves so many issues. including Hokey luggage bag wheels, it looks mint and built to take some abuse- perfect. you can strap a better bag to it and its a ready to go component system.

[@davidreiner2494]

Great video series, "that's gold Nutnfancy, gold!". I've been through several evacuations over the years for Earthquakes, Chlorine Gas clouds, Dam damage while in the flood path, even a flashflood where I couldn't return home due to mudslides, so this is right up my alley. I am a Assistant Team Leader for our local CERT program (Mountain Communities CERT) and would like to share this youTube content with the group. you can never tell when it could be evacuation time. Also, Dude, REI Coop is an anti 2A company which I too will no longer support. Thanks again!!

[@williamqualls8560]

awesome as always nutn your the only guntuber I could sit and listen to for over an hour

[@vvogt4252]

Wow. You covered it all. Thanks Brother. Wrote it all down. Only have about 25 items left to finish my kit. Go Air Force. And Go Navy. Zoooom.

[@realplatinum]

Thanks for another great video! I think the fires in California should be enough evidence of how useful having something quick access could be. So many couldn't take anything with them because they had nothing prepared. I can tell you many people needed just this kind of thing. I am sure as survivors tell their stories we will better understand the benefits of this.

[@glenmo1]

I ditched the binoculars and went with a single monocular.. much more compact and lightweight still does the job

[@MrDanielWP]

If they were called waist packs, instead of "fanny" packs, they would never have been out of style.

[@nutnfancy]

That's correct

[@firebladeflow]

found the annorak :D

[@clangerbasher]

'Waste pack'? Ewww, :)

[@ryanjones4917]

There's an idea for product marketing. Streamline one and release them as waist packs.

[@MrDanielWP]

@@ryanjones4917 - except, people will see the people wearing them and say, "What a loser, wearing a fanny pack. So dumb. Why did that person buy a fanny pack?" They might even use homosexual slurs to describe the person. It would be like a dude wearing a "shoulder bag" or a "man bag." It's a purse, dude, and everyone knows it. Get a backpack, weirdo. The point is, that ship has sailed. They will forever be known by the dumbest name ever devised in marketing.

[@TengoChorr0]

A anti/pro 2A companies video would be cool. Very interested.

[@huuge3484]

Thank you for your service.....still ongoing

[@willyghost2213]

Good to know about REI. Been watching your channel on and off since 2007. Whenever i stop i regret it.

[@willgraham5639]

Love the kit. For the first aid kit I always make sure Benadryl is stocked. Both to combat allergic reactions and as a sleep aid when necessary

[@fortunateson6035]

Glow in the dark sticks are great for if I have small kids. Put them on a neckless and it helps u keep up with them in the dark. Plus kids like them

[@michaelhayes5601]

Watched you Nutnfancy for a long time now. Love the content.

[@cephasmartin8593]

I didn't plan to watch this, but it got started by accident and I got interested by the time I could shut it off. That said, an hour is a long time, but you did keep it interesting. Thanks. It was a good video. Another good bug out gun is Ruger 10/22 Takedown. I like the idea of the bigger wheeled case. I have a nice light weight hand truck that I can also strap some bags to.

[@johnd4348]

Yep, an aluminum light weight hand truck/ dolly makes more sense then a over priced airport suitcase. A large duffle bag can be strapped to a hand truck. Even a plastic tote can be strapped to it. Strap the CAT to it also.

[@mbrosas1012]

Ever thought of using one of the Husky mobile tool box case from Home depot? They got a low profile one as well a deep trunk one. They have water and dust seal, heavy duty wheels, handle and sturdy enough to sit or stand on.

[@MrHappy4870]

Nutn, love what ya do but DITCH THE SAFETY GLASSES!!! Go with goggles. When 9/11 happened, anyone with glasses still got fiberglass and dust in their eyes. Go with a decent quality goggle that will keep the dust out. Plus, a sandstorm in the desert will blind you if ya wear glasses, so protection with goggles is superior. If you live in the desert, there is no way to avoid carrying a day's worth of water (or more). My own kit gets updated and changed with the environment and I make seasonal changes every three months (summer kit, fall/spring kit and a winter kit).

[@tippydripbumskeetr1745]

safety glasses for bug out???? what a joke- i was trimming my peach trees few days ago and turned and got a simple leaf cut on the eye... happened so dam quick.. in all my life in a factory setting as a steel smelt furnace operator- never thought safety glasses were a concern- TILL NOW !!!!! GOGGLES ARE A + FOLKS......

[@joetexas1546]

liaz strumbetter yep low growing peach branches are nasty. I usually close my eyes and put my head down while moving around them. I trim mine about every three years or so. Cheers

[@VegaChastain]

Agreed... I use motorcycling goggles with the foam around the eyes. Keeps everything out!

[@The_SmorgMan]

Goggles are amazing, and few things are more important than eyesight. Where I live, even in summer the temp can drop below freezing. Winters are cruel and unforgiving to those who do not respect it

[@rainsilversplash4376]

I like your choice of knife. It's a pretty versatile choice. I prefer a Mora knife, but I also include a folding saw, and a drywall hammer. A drywall hammer is so versatile. It has a 14 oz head so it weighs in at about 22 oz You have a hammer face which has obvious utility, as well as a hatchet blade. Sharpen the hatchet blade to taste, so you can easily limb saplings to make poles, even fell saplings. In a pinch, it is a decent weapon that most folks won't find threatening at first glance. They are as expensive as you want them to be. I have an Estwing, cos once upon a time, it helped put food on the table, but a cheap, functional DW Hammer starts at about $15

[@younggun9956]

Glad I'm a patreon supporter this wait would have killed me! Lol thanks for the early release on patreon!

[@haroldbleemel8537]

Just found your channel. Just a quick note on your batteries: you can now get AAA LITHIUM batteries so if you want to continue using your headlamp, you can use those and not worry as much about the leakage like the alkaline batteries.

[@7mpowerd]

Those stool pills make sense. Mre= meal refusing to leave. Only suggestion I have is use vacuum food saver bags. Strong waterproof, and helps keep things compact. Also maybe on each bag a laminated paper taped on showing contents and dates. Makes it easier to find stuff and rotate inventory.

[@nutnfancy]

Indeed. MREs will for sure stop you up. I did use vac sealed bags at one point but found they get pin pricks in them and then allow air in. I vac packed used space blankets in them too.

[@7mpowerd]

nutnfancy In that case is there any alternative besides good Ziploc bags then? Here in Florida keeping dry is top priority.

[@ferebeefamily]

Good idea.

[@AndrewGibson22]

In British Infantry ration pack we had something called Biscuits AB. We always assumed that meant Anal Block!

[@BLAIR2BE]

Dex fit glass reinforced nylon cut resistant gloves... highly recommended!!! They last so much longer than mechanix or any other high dexterity gloves I have tried

[@foxtrotunit1269]

17:38 You can carry a Vortex *Micro* 3X magnifier, it has a *QD* ability (detaching/reattaching won't affect zero as it's a magnifier) Works as a scope, works as a monocular. Pair up with a Vortex Crossfire red dot, it's *420g / 14,75oz* (9.55oz for the magnifier + 5.2oz for the red dot) The weight you save on a monocular far outweighs having a scope on your rifle + a stand-alone separate binocular/monocular.

[@Slippindisc]

Couple points about MREs. 1. They make cold weather ones, or they did when I was still at Ft Drum back to 2010. They may cost more, but they also have more calories. 2. Yes, MOST IMPORTANT- while MRE’s out of the box are bulky, that doesn’t mean you have to leave it that way when you roll out. Even if you still decide you gotta bring everything down to the chewing gum, breaking it down will still leave a smaller footprint than stuffing the whole brick into your ruck sack or your pack. If you decide to strip it down, you can take all your entrees down to the foil envelope, and stuff them into a ziplock bag of the appropriate size. You can do this with everything-sides, deserts, drink powders. Get rid of the cardboard boxes. The brown envelope they come I can take the place of a ziplock but importantly, just don’t leave it all packages as is. 3. Heaters? They’re nice, but if evasion is a consideration, they put off a smell, and they can be a waste of precious water- keep that in mind when you’re stripping your MRE. They’re so small that it might not matter to you. 4. Bring some gum! It’s a laxative if you swallow it, and extended MRE consumption WILL stop you up. Hope this helps someone

[@1Luisb93]

opinion on a sawyer mini for a bug out water filter? it can be integrated into a gravity system, put inline on a camelback, or screwed onto a crushed flat water bottle and squeeze filtered. I use a rolled up 3 liter soda bottle for that.

[@Hydra509]

Dont have time to watch part 3 right now but wanted to drop a like & comment. Thanks for the great content!

[@Griphon21]

What are your thoughts on adding a suppressor to your firearms setup? A rim-fire can would only add a couple of ounces and not much bulk. Your Smith's barrel is already threaded, just needs a readily available adapter to run a can. I love the papoose, and I'm sure it could be threaded without too much trouble, but other take-down/survival models are available from the factory with threaded barrels. Even with just one suppressor that can be attached to either firearm, you are gaining a lot of capability for what it adds to your system.

[@rivercityracer3683]

As far as MRE's for bug out/get home systems, what I do is use 10x12 mylar bags for tight packaging. One single 10x12 mylar bag can fit the main course, side, snack, dessert etc., from two MRE's. I put at minimum one 300cc oxygen absorber in the bag, squeeze as much air out as you can, and seal the top of the bag shut with a hair straightener, as you would for storing rice and beans and etc., in mylar. One 10x12 mylar bag with two MRE's in it will fit in the top pouch of a typical camelback, the pouch that straps down over top of the water bladder lid thing.

[@Jarrow13]

Instead of your current shaving cream, replace it with a derma type shaving cream like Prep that can be used as a shaving cream but can also be used to soothing rashes, general skin issues, sunburn, insect bites or just general skin burns.

[@richgee3784]

Love that 6 wheel hiking cart at the end of your video. I have a game cart and a leftover walker/trailer. I like them both where there are roads and decent paths

[@WhyIsTheRumGone68]

As Military medical personnel, tampons arent going to do anything for heavy(arterial) bleeding. If you have a situation of that sort your should look into getting QuikClot. It has an agent that promotes clotting, is hypoallergenic and plain old works.

[@Marcus2750-u1t]

Nuttn you really are the man dude, you think of it all bro! Thank you for sharing the knowledge too and being real unlike 99% of guys on the tube. Thanks for everything!! 👍🏻

[@CapnBart1]

Thanks for a very awesome series, Lt.Col. I've been waiting with bated breath for this vid. Many thanks. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family, Sir.

[@arielfetters5662]

One thing I've noticed in a lot of BoB's is a total lack of maintenance items. No blade sharpeners, no oil to re-coat carbon blades in after use, no weapon cleaning kits, no gun lube. In a WROL/SHTF situation your kit's gonna get dirty fast, and any blades you're using will start dulling with heavy use.

[@Dan-sq5cv]

Excellent video full of good information. I will be adding sun block, and some zip ties to my kits. Also thanks for the heads up on the Kelty Gunnison I am going to have to retire my old Eureka.

[@Ducaso]

A fair supply of clean, dry socks (with good boots/powder) and baby wipes are a godsend, especially when you're already in the shit for the foreseeable future.

[@torjones1701]

Nutn: Thanks for sharing your kit! Don't forget that Hydrogen Peroxide decomposes rapidly once you open the bottle. Even in a sealed bottle it will only last 2 years at a maximum, but once opened, it only lasts a few months at most. That peroxide you've got there is just water unless you bottled it, like, last week. Just buy a small bottle of peroxide, keep it sealed, and store it in the kit for a year, then haul it out and use it. PS: Have you considered a bicycle option for bugging out? I honestly don't remember you ever saying anything about a survival bicycle, and if there's a video about them, it doesn't show up in search. You can add an extra wheel and store a whole lot of weight on a bike, or set up a trailer for a canoe. Bicycles make transporting a canoe (no, not a kayak) a piece of cake. I love the Bicycle/Canoe combo because they both hold so much extra weight, and you're able to go pretty much anywhere, even the ocean, with the right choices. with the right setup, you can tow your canoe behind the bicycle, and then load the trailer and the bicycle into the canoe to cross rivers and still have enough room left over for another person, their gear, and a hundred pounds of your own gear. And even a cheap canoe can have a sail rigged up for it, if you want to go that far.

[@TheGuardian_TM]

REI sticker?

[@orendz7740]

Also those gloves are cool I like the slits on the knuckles

[@col.cottonhill6655]

I had one of those same yellow Race Tech stickers on my BMX bike when I was young

[@pezz_pezzer]

Holy crap dude, that UpCart Lift looks real promising! Looking forward to the final report on that one. Keep up the awesomeness and thank you...

[@joemo1033]

I am thankful for this video and for all the work you do Nutn. We are lucky to have you brother. Happy Thanksgiving. Hope you and the fam have a great day.

[@Abigsky]

Thanks Nutnfancy, gave me a lot to think about

[@IRLIZIGGY]

Man oh man Allie was the best. I know it’s off topic but just seeing her reminded me.

[@nutnfancy]

We’ve had a new little black lab chillin’ around here while her owners are gone. You just may meet her soon! -Doodle

[@blakeandsuch]

I have that filter love it. Treads onto nalgeen and kleen canteen bottles as well as msr water bladders. 10/10 buy a few and a some filters when cheap on Amazon for sure.

[@mariew3470]

I have a 70L Gregory, but on my list is a wagon that can handle tough terrain in case I need to roll it and it can fit more. I also have a dog jogging stroller for my dogs who are very old and small.

[@joeyjones9041]

Two words Mr. FANCY, Game Cart. Much more maneuverable and robust. Right now my BOK consists of a long term Bug Out Bag for each family member, Food Bag(5.11 Rush 72), Medical Bag(5.11 Rush 72), Clothing Bag, Ammo Bag, Plate Carriers, Battle Belts, Chest Rigs, and weopons for my wife and I. It all fits on a Game Cart. You can move with haste if need be, and go over rough and uneven terrain. 500 lb capacity. If you look in the right place, cheaper than your luggage bag.

[@dougharrison7844]

Great series of videos and a most comprehensive bug out kit. My only suggestion would be that in worst case scenario when you just have to run for your life right now an 80 pound case might not even make it out the front door. Perhaps a secondary liteweight just the essentials bag would be worth having around.

[@talkingrock7011]

Great information this leaves options to equip your self

[@RickyBobby_USA]

I like that hand truck idea...Seems like if you get the right model it would last you for the 30 day window you've spoken of. And that hand truck will turn other less desirable BOKs bc they are less mobile(smaller wheels) into something that can work.

[@kurtbaier6122]

Shampoo works for shaving and bathing, either your fav brand or baby shampoo. Helps a disposable razor last longer. Do not dilute when using it for shaving. Liked the vid. Ever thought of caching the freeze dried food and just bringing the mre s.

[@rtek777]

@Nutnfancy , I use a cheap monocular I bought off ebay years ago. That thing has been in lakes and creeks and still functions well. Lightweight, small and compact. Monoculars I prefer over binos for SAWC.

[@bloodhound122]

Ty for talking the time once again.I will add 2 products I really like and they are dude wipes and the k bar tactical spork.

Sir you are awesome. I absolutely love the channel and all the information and research that you do to help us out thank you very very much

[@jeffcooper9363]

Totally agree on the "Race Dragon" and "Big Dragon" concept, USRSOG got me thinking that way. Good kit, all the bases look covered. I like to strive for redundancy, I use triple antibiotic ointment for fire starting and first aid for example.

[@raulmontesdeoca7843]

Don’t forget ace bandages for first aid kit. Essential for wrapping ABD or Multi trauma dressings, as a pressure dressing.

[@gpclipner]

HA !!! I was going to recommend larger diameter wheels for better rolling capability , but you saved the best for last. Happy Thanksgiving and great series.

[@phillipmoschella34]

Also depending on the formulation and concentration you can get iodine that you can use to clean skin and as a disinfectant and use to make water potable. This you can use in addition/in lieu of your sealed tabs. Love the channel- just visiting your home state now! Did some guided fishing on the Provo, doing some skiing and gonna try some dog sledding!

[@socalsteve5460]

Amazing how much a moral booster having a clean bum. Learned the wet whipes are real nice after my first real camping trip.

[@bucki58]

Cool REI bottle! Great fanny pack! Sweet SOG knife 🍴

[@ThomasMaclennan]

If you put the freeze dried foods in freezer ziplocks it cuts down on a ton of weight

[@bigk5746]

Nutn, been watching for years. I love you

[@steelbre]

One suggestion, (med bag) bright red and white tape, maybe fashioned into the EMT/FA cross, so if you are unconscious, it will be easy for others to find, to save your life. As a side note, love your work. Favorite video(s), BorN, The Air Force series. Thank you for sharing. Tom PS- barter items?

[@jsimmons9969]

You sir are the real life Burt Gummer. Keep up the fine work.

[@Anwuli832]

I think the optimal situation in a societal collapse is an Oklahoma style underground hurricane shelter(On your current residential property, not effected by your house burning down, fewer people around you the better) optimally on higher land encase flooding with (optimally) two air filtration systems that has an incredibly strong door and incredibly strong locks and the entrance can be hidden extremely well, with the goal to recreate a temporary "Amish" self-sustained way of living with vegetable seeds/water/water source/long expiration food/etc with optimally 3 to 6 people with designated roles(optimally trusting as few people as possible that are not in your family). Whos plan for societal collapse isn't "go inna woods"? Walking around unknown land gets you shot (People wouldn't be prepared - a lot of desperate & scared people - nothing good can come from them seeing full backpacks and carried supplies, having visible firearms increases the probability of being shot on sight - assume you would be seen as a threat because they wouldn't know your intentions and guns would be worth more to them in their hands than yours), being shot without experienced medical professionals has a very high mortality rate, particularly rifles. Walking around with added weight burns precious calories and makes you sweat which dehydrates you faster(minimize as much as possible.). Forget bartering as a concept unless you are desperate. Assuming the worst gives your family the highest probability of surviving.

[@warlockcommandcenter]

Every bit the truth. I was just listening to going home series by Weatherman your list has a lot in common just not the exact same brand items. A lot of what your doing is location dependant and that makes your point of view significant. There is a lot to be learned from you and a lot to learn from Weatherman's list. A lot of folks don't like lists but a list allows the transfer of exact details but that what I like I'm a grown up with an odometer that turned over a few times so ithink with a lists from a few sources I can make my own choices, if I'm wrong I'll live with the choices I make.

[@kathyjenner8272]

Nike and REI....done with Nike

[@xXxCatsnakexXx]

Levi are the worst... -pumping a tone of time and money into guncontrol

[@SargesAdventures]

You can add Under Armour to that list as well...... all they care about is $$$, no ethics and have chose outlandish, immature, and out of touch athletes over the common hunter or outdoors-man (or woman).

[@Verilioness]

Done with Nikes, and Starbucks (never liked it), but Levis??? That one hurts.

[@Verilioness]

@Timothy Mckee I totally agree, but damn, i love their straight legs.

[@PatriotPaulUSA]

@@Verilioness True but, their stuff has been foreign made for a long time now. Same with Carhartt sadly as I sold their product for many years and watched the kids of the founders move most of that companies manufacturing outside the USA as most textiles did in the 80s and 90s

[@dib0018]

I don't care what people say Nutnfancy is the voice of experience.

[@raulmontesdeoca7843]

Don’t forget either non latex exam or surgical gloves.

[@team2146]

Ruger Charger with Pistol brace would probably make a really good choice for a BIK Gun.

[@thetattedgunguy8423]

Watching from Elizabeth town Kentucky

[@topgunjoeicdbko]

Hell yeah your back i see motivation in those eyes

[@HardcityRaindrops]

You are the first person on youtube or otherwise I've ever seen do a roller bug out bag.