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Exodus: so what you're saying is, beyond the problem of the army surplus store, my plan is a good one? sweet, because I thought that up on the spot. Not bad for a 16 year old with little to no experience in zombie killing and defenses planning.
With the current financial crisis nobody really knows whats going to happen, nothing will be the same, but if we take a step back, or several, remains to be seen. We shall see.
In any event its a good Idea to be prepared.
So Here are some of the items for my bug out bag.
On person.
300 win mag for long range.& 35rnds with mildot master.
Carbon Fiber ar-15 also scopes for medium to CQB work. 5lbs with mag and scope woo hoo. 4xtramags.
Glock model 21. three mags
Benchmade knife.
Gerber Multitool.
Shortsword.
Wyoming Saw.
Flashlight.
lighter.
mosquito mask.
gloves.
30cal bore snake.
small binocs
shovel.
camelback.
Backpack
large binocs
22cal bore snake.
small roll electical tape.
100rnds 300win mag.
extra Ar-15 mag, 60rnds.
three small packs of tissue, also doubles as toilet paper.
6 glow sticks.
waterproofmatches.
bag of Lint.
2 candles.
rain pancho.
change of wool socks.
change of undies.
wool gloves
wool hats.
xtra shirt.
soap
disposable razer.
medikit with added Tramapad, scalpal, suture, scissors, forcepts, roll of gauze.
three sandbags of rice.
4mre's
maps of various forest area's of Montana and range cards.
trip wire.
marking tape
Sucretsbox with fishing line,hooks, asprin, 22cartridge, and lure wieghts.
zipties
duc tape.
xtra knife.
cortizone cream.
xtra batteries for surefire light, and flashlight.
small butane stove
small butane lantern
one extra bottle of butane.
meal kit.
buckmark .22 one mag.
100rnds22 ammo
cotton balls.
Everything is set up so basic emergency necessities are on tactical vest along with small amounts of ammo, all gear is molle so things can be left or added in seconds.
Exodus: so what you're saying is, beyond the problem of the army surplus store, my plan is a good one? sweet, because I thought that up on the spot. Not bad for a 16 year old with little to no experience in zombie killing and defenses planning.
Considering that the rest of your plan kind of hinges on #1 not failing, and I am pretty sure #1 is going to fail, well.....
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3rd down, On defense:
SPAAARTAAAANS! What is your profession?!?!
HOOO! HOOO! HOOO!
"Michigan State University will no longer be considered for our annual list of party schools because we feel it is unfair to include professionals on a list of amateurs." -Playboy
Does anyone else have problems with talking to people about the impending zombie invasion? I mean, I bring it up in casual conversation and people seem confused as to what I am talking about....
I missed a portion of the VP debate because I was arguing with my wife about preparing for the Coming...I told her that if she wants to be zombie chow that's her problem, but I'm saving my son, my dog and myself.
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I have an antique Ukrainian motorcycle modified by the British. What could go wrong?
Truth be told I'm not one for letting the world know what I have/have prepared for a SHTF or EOTWAWKI situtation. I am fairly prepared, but still looking for some isolated land for long term hunting/fishing/farming (depending on infection).
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In life, you only need two tools - WD-40 and Duct tape.
If it doesn't move but should, use the WD-40.
If it shouldn't move and does, use the duct tape.
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Originally Posted by doggy69
Why is it that people jump on people assuming its their first bike...because they just joined the forum....maybe they just want to converse and ask questions...people can ride for eternity without coming here for our infinite wisdom
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Originally Posted by R.Brosnan
It's better to learn on a 250 for all the same reasons that experts can make a 600 do so much more. The design compromises that make a sportbike so responsive in the hands of an expert also make it amplify the mistakes of a beginner.
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3rd down, On defense:
SPAAARTAAAANS! What is your profession?!?!
HOOO! HOOO! HOOO!
"Michigan State University will no longer be considered for our annual list of party schools because we feel it is unfair to include professionals on a list of amateurs." -Playboy
Redot works well for night & low light target acquisition in a stressful enviroment.
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In life, you only need two tools - WD-40 and Duct tape.
If it doesn't move but should, use the WD-40.
If it shouldn't move and does, use the duct tape.
Quote:
Originally Posted by doggy69
Why is it that people jump on people assuming its their first bike...because they just joined the forum....maybe they just want to converse and ask questions...people can ride for eternity without coming here for our infinite wisdom
Quote:
Originally Posted by R.Brosnan
It's better to learn on a 250 for all the same reasons that experts can make a 600 do so much more. The design compromises that make a sportbike so responsive in the hands of an expert also make it amplify the mistakes of a beginner.
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