Seen at CW’s place, this little item:
Of course, for the serious prepper, that’s pretty much amateur hour.
Try this one:
…although I have to think that stowing the Jeep Wrangler in yer bag is kinda silly.
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Seen at CW’s place, this little item:
Of course, for the serious prepper, that’s pretty much amateur hour.
Try this one:
…although I have to think that stowing the Jeep Wrangler in yer bag is kinda silly.
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My BoB is the same one I carried in the alps in SW Germany a lifetime ago – my Army Alice pack.
It’s been loaded up for years and receives yearly maintenance but I have little belief in it ever being used.
My view on all this bug out stuff has changed since when I was a younger lad.
Now, my BoB is about 1800 square feet, has a floor, 4 walls, and a roof and I ain’t goin’ nowhere. This place is mine and if anyone wants to argue about it they can do so from a football field away with a 5.56 pointed in their direction.
Yeah, we’re too old to bug out (short of a massive brushfire or flooding situation).
Stay in place, shoot as required. (I’m an AK/Mauser man myself, of course, but to each his own.)
M14/FAL for me.
And, does that camo BoB have adjustable and powered wheels?
I agree, I’m past the stage where I can Sneaky Pete my way out on foot.
In case of fire, flood, tornado etc. my bug out bag has a V6, 4 wheel drive, room for my family, communications gear, first aid gear, survival gear and, if I don’t have enough time to hit the locker in the house, enough fire power to keep what I have and/or obtain whatever else I might need along the way.
M14/FAL for me.
And, does that camo BoB have adjustable and powered wheels?