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[@najroe]

I would have 25cm long 0.25mm flourocarbon leader with a loop tied at the end to every hook, why? Simply because that is MUCH easier to use injured or with cold and stiff fingers. there's a reason why both lifeboat and parachute harness kits are set up like this, it has been found that many wishing to use those are injured and/or borderline hypothermic and likely full of adrenaline (shaking hands and little fine motor skills). if at all possible a couple of small fishing flies (size 14-12) those can catch fish (frogs...) Without bait and you can then use the guts to get more... Also you can use fishing hooks to catch birds... So rarely wasted

[@canadafree2087]

We call these snelled lines, store brought hooks already attached to a leader with a loop in it. Great tip najroe!

[@najroe]

@@canadafree2087 I make them myself, but Yes. I Even have a set of old traditional Salmon flies with horsehair snoods I made so the making is kind of easy for me in comparison.

[@timsmith9169]

Rangers lead the way Brother 🇺🇸🇺🇸👍

[@jasonprairie9968]

Looks real similar to my Best Glide Survival tin kit. Stay safe. I just ranger band 2 mylar blankets to the outside for shelter.

[@superjeffstanton]

Definitely a foil blanket $2 and a granola bar $.50 or a couple hundred calories of that Ready-to-Eat food

[@user-of7rt1dl5f]

It's good fellow survivalist share their knowledge

[@280zjammer]

I put together something similar. The tin is smaller and leaves less room for redundancy. Through a combination of inspiration and evolution, I came up with a tinder that lights with a spark very easily and doesn't blow out unless you're really trying. I like to do a burn time test on different birthday candles. I found one that burns for twenty minutes. I always put a fresnel lens in my kits because it might help to conserve resources but my tin is so small I had to trim the non functional edges off and round the corners so it would fit. I use a kevlar fishing line for my compact chordage which I think is 75 lb test and I hank it the way you taught. I have a very bright flashlight with different light outputs so the battery will last if I don't need a lot of light and it has a magnet on the butt that I can use to magnetize a needle which is then stuck through an ear plug to make a floating compass. The ear plugs are good for fishing floats also. It has a folding ceramic blade knife that is very small and sharp. I also use ranger bands to hold it closed because I have a lot in a small space. I always put allergy medicine in my kits because, in my opinion, it's the one pill that might actually save you life.

[@stevec5576]

Size is not the answere capability is , you Cary what you need to survive.

[@PaulyDDownunder]

Outstanding!!! I wouldn’t be able to help myself, I’d have to sneak in and mini satchel of instant coffee (like you find at hotels/motels) and a tea bag. Mate, I love this channel.

[@K.V.P14]

Outstanding Andrew! Best survival channel by a mile 👏

[@leopoldarkham7017]

One of the few channels I don't need to watch on 1.5x speed! Thank you for the video man.

[@user-of7rt1dl5f]

I have a kit but I love watching these videos

[@krisstac2000]

Personal survival kit. 1. Best glide ASE card with Morse code and ground-to-air signals 2. Knife 3. saw 4. storm matches 5. Superglue 6. flashlight 7. candles 8. flint wheel sparker 9. big nail 10. Arrowhead 11. wire 12. Handcuffs key 13. Lock-picking set 14. Kevlar cordage 15. Drugs 16. whistle 17. Kompas 18. Water purification tablets and container 19. Cotton with vaseline 20. Sawing kit 21. Fishing kit 22. Reflective tape 23. bandages 24. mirror 25. Lens 26. small chem light

[@outbackowl3040]

Hi Andrew, greeting from Australia 🇦🇺. Thankyou for your time to make these videos.

[@thomasbrandon5111]

Good kit, Col.

[@PlainsmansCabin]

@RangerSurvivalandFieldCraft Excellent video! I saw my first pocket tin PSK back in about 1980 and have been comparing others and building my own ever since. The one you have in this video is the best Ive seen so far!! Ill be switching/adding some things to mine accordingly! Now for a challenge Andrew, how about doing a video where you spend 2 nights out using just the PSK and a belt knife along with appropriate clothing? Obviously, the purpose of a PSK tin is a backup in case the full kit is lost, but typically you’d still have your clothes, belt, belt knife, etc. Thanks much and good luck!

[@Doc_Egan]

Outstanding kit! If you could squeeze an Emergency Blanket and or Emergency Poncho it there for shelter it would be perfect. I love your stuff. Keep up the great work.

[@anthonywood7420]

I've subsidised my tin with a little wallet, mylar blanket, water bag and chlorine tablets, and a signalling mirror which wouldn't fit in the tin, it's tiny, but powerful 😁

[@Nunya_Binness]

Thanks for all the military training! Love it!

[@Mihail4444]

Very good kit! A small pencil and a couple pieces of paper + a small portable thermometer would be a good edition.

[@chrismoore600]

Outstanding kit well done sir.

[@miguelmoreno6534]

Comprehensive,light weight and awesome 👍!

[@stuartniven2401]

Awesome! I’ve carried a kit like this since I was about 15! Thank you Andrew!!

[@anthonywhite2502]

Nice

[@axistec]

No nonsense and functional video and kit. Well done 👍

[@jamescrowe7892]

Very cool. That tin has to be bigger than an Altoids tin to fit all that stuff in there. I'm guessing a Best Glide tin enhanced with your own personal preferences as far as contents. It gives us good ideas. Thanks. Hope you and yours have a Happy Easter. Until next time. 👍

[@anthonywood7420]

Looks like a well worn and loved 2oz tobacco tin.

[@dezhatton7859]

Enjoying the channel, great set up with survival tin

[@XpalomoX]

One of the best survival channels I found. Congratulations. Greetings from Argentina

[@asmith7876]

Always great videos. You’re one of the few who has actually shown an overnight using that kit. Hell, you might be the ONLY one!

[@kevinwilliams550]

Is there a link to it?

[@clivedunning4317]

I notice you have one of the best survival whistles in the world, the ACME Tornado pealess, coming in at 117 decibels. Made by a great British company J. Hudson/ACME. PS it's not the same company that Wylie Coyote gets his stuff from . Great practical video.

[@dammitdan106]

I have an orange one that's 40+ years old. No pea, no problem.

[@memathews]

Instantly thought of Wile E. Coyote 😂 Thanks for the memory👍

[@jamescrowe7892]

​@@memathews Me, too.

[@jamescrowe7892]

Yes. Acme products never did work very well for Wile E. I imagine if he used the Acme whistle a rock would mysteriously fall out of the sky and flatten him.

[@clivedunning4317]

@@jamescrowe7892 All I can say is . . . "Beep , Beep" . . .

[@BandGeek2210]

Excellent…..a fantastic kit….

[@DaniDani-vs3by]

Hi Andrew Thank you so much for all the videos. Your videos are great!!! Greetings from Switzerland

[@JohnLynch-pm4or]

Thanks Andrew. I'm definitely a fan of the show

[@KT_survival]

Great video, as always. Strength and honor Andrew!

[@paulpalmer5264]

This is probably one of the best little tiny kitsthat I've ever seen

[@Blacknstraight]

Good stuff. Personally I think first aid should go above the tools especially since there are ranger bands and tape holding the tin closed. Also I would like to see a video of you getting out of handcuffs using the PSK in your pocket.

[@craiggreene7580]

Jeez this stuff makes so much sense to me! I’m glad the corporal recommended your channel

[@ronaldfeagle8231]

Once again, awesome!!. I'm already looking forward to the next one !!

[@airborne101pathfinder7]

Always a great presentation Andrew! Keep em comming! AATW!

[@_Justin215]

I love these videos

[@paulocoutinho-predador]

BOM DIA MEU AMIGO! EXCELENTE KIT DE SOBREVIVÊNCIA! PARABÉNS PELO VÍDEO!👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏👍👏

[@anthonyhewitt6333]

Killed it again Andrew keep em coming learning so much from your channel big up from London England boo ya

[@kjpierson1152]

Now I'm going to obsessively watch for the dog every time :P As opposed to just obsessively watching LOL.

[@rayc.8555]

This is the best example of a PSK that i have seen.

[@boylukefirearms]

I was just looking for a good movie to watch with my grandchildren 😂

[@krandersen5]

Corporal sent me! Grateful for the recommendation. Love your channel.

[@billdaniels8784]

As always thank you Andrew!

[@NewHampshireJack]

Just the necessities, no fluff. Add a heaping dose of knowledge and you will do great. Thank you for another superior demonstration and video.

[@ccccclark2605]

I use knee-high hose in all my bags. (And organizing my clothes) In each hose: medical stuff Toiletries Clothes: socks in one Undies in another T-shirts in another Gloves, baclava Soap Everything!

[@mikebsbd]

Another awesome video, as usual! Thank you.

[@gordontyree4308]

ANOTHER AWESOME KIT AND VIDEO BROTHER! WELL DONE!🇺🇸

[@Jaden48108]

In such a well made kit like this you have to think in terms of "flat" . . . the storm matches, which gives you 5 or 6 lights, vs a bic lighter that gives you hundreds. Which is the better choice? Matches of course. You may need only one match to preserve your life. The space saved allows for other tools to save your life.

[@peterbogart4531]

Yep. Especially at 60 degrees below zero F. Been there, done that. A minute late with a good blaze and you may have a frozen finger or two.

[@alanrice39]

Thanks Andrew, really enjoyed and learned from this video

[@charllesmarcley1429]

💬 Beautiful composition, congratulations! ✊🏼📌

[@jimhale3879]

THank you for another very informative and out standing video!!! I will have rewatch and take some notes. Thank you and Happy Easter!!!

[@herbsmith6871]

Great info my friend! Thanks for sharing 🤠

[@chasepetty5659]

Great ideas. I carry a similar kit in a small pouch with a tin in it. Now I have ideas on how to upgrade it now thanks for sharing..

[@knutelindstrom3716]

Wow! Everyone is releasing new videos today in order from when I finish another new one! Awesome!

[@tass8495]

Great kit. Thank you for sharing

[@paulzimmerman3895]

Well thought out PSK! Thank you, sir.

[@peterbogart4531]

Thank you for your continued survival, Skipper! A life-saving PSK. You might fit in 3 or more small firecrackers for discouraging animal predators. Bear will sometimes come near a fire at night: "Woof!" equals "Look out." Trust bruins to be hungry and persistent. Prepare your best possible weapons early on. Know how to defeat every kind of predator. Multivitamins & cough drops can furnish you with bursts of extra energy. Include 3 little salt packets for hydrating. That Buck 55 is sharp and dependable. My trusty Buck 500 and diamond sharpener are also terrific.

[@mrkultra1655]

Thanks Andrew

[@paulmarren7970]

i like this chap, hes the real deal and i hate the waiting time for the videos he puts up. i have never seen him do a video about anything that in the very least was not entertaining and at best VERY useful in life in general. I hope all goes well for him and we can keep getting the fruits of hes wisdom . bravo sir.

[@thatfrakkingcat9171]

Another great video, I need to add a few of those things to my own kit. Keep up the good work, sir! 👍

[@Stoney_AKA_James]

Great kit Andrew! Everyone who ventures into the outdoors should have at least a kit like this!!

[@robbabcock_]

Thanks for another great video! I used to watch several bushcraft and survival channels but nowadays I'm down to just a two or three with this being one of the main ones. I like the no-nonsense, skills-based approach you take. Gear is extremely useful but skills are lighter than equipment. Better still, having good gear and solid skills to use them really ups your odds in a bad situation. I will admit that I'm not a big fan of these mini-kits but I understand they have a place. To me they're "last ditch" kits to give you a fighting chance if you lose your main pack, but I wouldn't want to take a long hike in unfamiliar country with just a small kit.🏕🦌🔪🔥🌒

[@peterbogart4531]

Yep. Actually, a button compass can be enough emergency kit if it gets you timely to food, clothing, and shelter. God forbid not having the other essentials if you are stuck in one place, though.

[@memathews]

So clear and concise. I like the PSK thinking and the idea to back it up with a additional pack items. Now, if I can just teach the day hikers around here...😊

[@MikeWood]

Didn't know those fishing mini glowsticks were a thing. Going to pick up some. Good for marking lines on a tarp or a tent too.

[@MichaelR58]

Great kit Andrew , thanks for sharing , God bless brother !

[@steveorion6185]

Always good and instructive info ! Thanks !

[@arnsnicklefritz9634]

Thank you for another great video.

[@kirneyc.thibodeaux649]

Really enjoyed the video. Great job. This kit is very, very close to one that I made and use every week when I go to the woods. Practice makes perfect. Now my routine s come without thinking. But that's what we are all taught in the military. The fish you cooked made me hungry. It's 3:30 am now I have to find me something to eat. Enjoyed. Charles 🪖🇺🇸❤️

[@r.h.9338]

I like it. Keep up the great work.

[@vvogt4252]

Excellent Video. Thanks for Serving in The US Army. When I Served in Navy we had some Army Personnel on the USS Independence CV-62 while off of Grenada. October 1983. Hard to believe that was almost 40 years ago. Have a Great Day.

[@winfieldagonoy]

Spring has sprung well in your channel with another outstanding skills presentation. Thank you, very much and Happy Easter!

[@bryanfaulkenburg462]

Excellent little kit.

[@canadafree2087]

I use the same tin but keep no first aid items inside it. When I carry it I also have an SOL Heetsheet, a Whirlpak bag, and an extra button compass in this no magnetic vacuum seal set. I also have a smaller tin fishing kit, water kit, fire kit. After your pretty inclusive PSK you can carry one of more of the other tins in a multi pocket jacket to spread the weight.

[@outdoorslifesurvivecraft5078]

Okay, I have been bush crafting, prepping and survival training for years and to be honest about it, I can't recall why one of these are not in my EDC or my GHB. Looks like I know how I'm going to spend my Sunday afternoon.

[@jasongarling20]

I appreciate the information. As always, great instruction, well described. Great job!

[@bleezy5203]

Updating my kit. Thank you sir.

[@isaacs_knives_and_knowledge]

Great looking blade from Wyatt and congrats on hitting 1500

[@martinronnau6412]

Sehr Sinnvoll gepackt. Danke für das zeigen. Gruß aus Schleswig Holstein , Deutschland

[@craigmooring2091]

Outstanding!!

[@craigorzel5181]

I appreciate your videos and all of the great information. I’ve been showing them to my kids and we have been putting together our own kits. It’s been a great way to spend time together. Thank you for everything you do and keep up the good work.

[@melvinhowell5469]

Great kit...thank you and Happy Easter!

[@braunwm]

Nice job Andrew!!!! Thanks for putting this material out there

[@SebastianSynn18252]

Excellent and well thought out kit!

[@pedroadro3043]

Brilliant work. Always informative and well thought out. Looking forward to seeing your next post.

[@Kallys23]

Outstanding. I have a few of these stashed around to fit my needs. Always appreciate your videos.

[@robertdepyssler2769]

Always learn something from you. Thanks !

[@anthonywood7420]

I always carry a dedicated first aid kit, of course the time I forgot I got a small cut, bit bleedy so had to use the insulation tape from my tin to wrap it up. They're useful even for a townie.

[@thisandthatwithmatt]

That is a great kit!! Thanks for sharing.

[@Joinordie718]

Thank you Major Andrew for showing us this excellent kit video 🤙🇺🇸👍

[@iliandimitrov1077]

Thank you for the video

[@marcinszypulski8707]

Mr. Andrew. Interesting and practical video as always. I wish you a lot of health and all the best.

[@lamarcarter6699]

Love it ranger !!!

[@es-qc7lw]

another great video thanks for the upload

[@nauticalknotcraft]

Excellent class as always. Nice kit. Thanks Andrew, appreciate the efforts.

[@maxpinson5002]

Thanks for the great informative video

[@greghardman5064]

Good video...straight forward and highly informative 👍

[@paulpalmer5264]

I like the fact that the waterproof matches that he had had a staple in the bag broke cover that up with some duct tape

[@trooperjinthewoods4538]

I am a fan of the show 👍

[@mpactagj]

Another great one. Many good ideas.

[@jefffefferson8339]

"Boaters Tape" is also called SOLAS tape, Safety Of Life At Sea, tape. It comes in sticky tape and sewable.

[@kerryrimildi2320]

Love this stuff.