One thing I highly reccomend that I didn’t see is a fire extinguisher

@traillesstravelled7901

7 ай бұрын

👍

@Snowfall26

7 ай бұрын

yup, absolutely. Your more likely to have a fire than home invasion so your definitely gonna want to have at least a couple in some easy to access areas!

@robertpyssa3333

7 ай бұрын

Where i live it's mandatory to have one in vehicle (along with first aid kit and triangle sign), unfortunately, folks tend to go the easy way and get the cheapest stuff that passes as fire extinguisher :-/ What i'd recommend is : - get bigger one - at least 2kg - have it on hand, not in the trunk under ton od bags

@softysoul7852

7 ай бұрын

Amen

@prevailarmament

7 ай бұрын

Just did a video on that. Totally agree

A jumper battery pack is a great investment, too. You won't always have some other vehicle around to get a jump-start.

@geneparmesan6670

7 ай бұрын

Agreed. I have the dewalt one. You can also air up your tires with it, and charge with usb

@let_freedom_ping

7 ай бұрын

Can confirm. And they are super compact these days

@MikeMcclendon1377

7 ай бұрын

Great comment, I definitely recommend that

@SudsMcDuff007

7 ай бұрын

Mhmm

@bds123087

7 ай бұрын

I keep one in my EDC backpack, are used to do more than one occasion to help people out

Road flares. A) they will make people merge over if you are on the side of the road changing a tire B) instant fire

@WinStoNs_Mith

7 ай бұрын

Very useful for a lot of things

@dirty-civilian

7 ай бұрын

Unfortunately I nuked them a week before filming this and haven’t replaced them yet.

@cullenstagg

7 ай бұрын

When you need to distract a T. rex. That’s a good use too

@patrickmcdonald6639

5 ай бұрын

Yup, I was just gonna say a major miss is not having road flairs. Can start a fire, signal, or warn motorists. Must have. But all in all a really good set up. Thanks for sharing. I have a lot of work to do on my set up now. Lol. Enjoyed the vid.

"Gotta get my gloves on. Some of the blood could have AIDS." Peak writing

@whisper8742

7 ай бұрын

Or herpes and hepatitis~

That intro was actually pretty funny, from the really bad room clearing to the fantasy roleplay of kitting up 😂

@joemama69448

6 ай бұрын

It's funny that they make fun of the unrealistic scenarios and then spend the next hour justifying their fantasies.

-Spare serpentine belt, radiator hoses, oil, atf, DOT3, RTV, Dilectric grease, and Tank-Weld. -OBDII code reader or preferably scan tool if you know how to use one. -Giant Loop makes a fuel bag that works well, or alternatively an MSR fuel bottle. -Tire plugs usually work better than Fix-a-Flat, and take less room and can be used on all types of tires. They're also much cheaper. -2 Pairs of needlenose vise grips in case a brake line gets cut or damaged. -Tire chains can be used in mud as well as snow, and are especially useful if you've got 2WD/FWD in conjunction with a come-along. -If your engine bay allows, install a second battery. This is easiest on Chevy's and Super Duties with gassers, alternatively mount one in the trunk.

@longhairdontcare122

7 ай бұрын

Thanks I hadn't thought about a few of these.

@GeorgeWFP

7 ай бұрын

@@FURTIVEGESTURESseriously I just took my 03 4Runner on stock ride height up a side by side trail to get around a gate 😂

@jacobsuckit4214

7 ай бұрын

​@@FURTIVEGESTURESPre-2008 4.7 V8 stays winning.

@robertpyssa3333

7 ай бұрын

If you feel the need to pack a spare serpentine belt on your daily driver then maybe you should begin with getting more reliable car... I repeat - on a daily driver - not on a expedition/overlanding. Daily driver gotta be something Simple, cheap in maintenance and reliable. Otherwise you are burning money

@dirty-civilian

7 ай бұрын

Great suggestions.

This is a great example of the more you know the less you need to carry.

@AJ_Sparten1337

3 ай бұрын

Agreed

@breckfreeride

3 ай бұрын

@@AJ_Sparten1337 leet

The “thoughts and prayers” option killed me 😂

I love the intro. It really details a part people don't consider: You don't have time to kit up! The closest you're gonna get is having a truck gun, just always wearing 3a armor under an over shirt, and MAYBE an extra mag in your pocket. Oh, also now you're a young to middle aged white man with an assault rifle, which is exactly what the police are looking for. Train with your pistol first! It is going to deal with all of your problems.

@MiaogisTeas

9 күн бұрын

Pistol is great for giving you more time to get to your long gun

Reflective vest. For road saftey, also as pac mac said in one of his videos it makes your self noticeable and people know your there to help

@dirty-civilian

7 ай бұрын

Great call!

I’m always concerned about keeping too much in my car. Smash and grab thieves everywhere.

@CertifiedSunset

6 ай бұрын

Most people don't travel as much as him so a lot of this gear isn't needed or needed to this extent. He said he's putting like 60k miles on his vehicle a year, that's way more than most people. Most people don't need more than tire sealant, and a boo-boo/medical kit in their vehicle. Though it does pay to have more than you need for a situation.

@breckfreeride

6 ай бұрын

​@@CertifiedSunsetif you can't run a plug you need a new tire... The shmoooooo is a pain later

@pimpovic2

5 ай бұрын

This is a good example of too much. The whole point of a get home bag is to be discreet and make your way out of trouble with little to no conflict. This is screaming "I'm ready for war". I don't see the practicality of it at all.

@georgewhitworth9742

4 күн бұрын

@@pimpovic2Nah man, "ready for war" is an armored HUMVEE with a secondary vehicle consisting of either a used BMP or recently surplused LAV-25, lol

Thanks for inspiring me to spend more money on gear. I'm a junkie for vehicle gear loadout vids. I live in Salem, OR, but was raised by a lifetime Coastie. Spent my whole life by the ocean(s). Salt is life. Trailer hitch attached is phenomenal if you get rear ended. Messes up the other car, and minimizes damage to yours. People don't know how to drive.

@dm-zx7xb

7 ай бұрын

Yep, better stored in the receiver for added rear impact protection and it won't missile your head off if it's stored in your tailgate of your suv.

@ianloney3756

7 ай бұрын

hey there brother I live in Salem too its interesting applying the ideas of this channel to the PNW

Just a tip, my seatbelt cutter is secured on my seatbeat up near my shoulder via hook and loop. I keep it up near my shoulder so if the airbag deployed, I'm not trying to find it and so it doesn't get punched into my gut or chest if it was lower Edit: I live in south Florida and dislike everyone with salt life stickers 😆 And my stock scissor jack that came with my stock suv won't even lift my vehicle up enough to change a tire and carried several chunks of 2x4s to help and finally bought a larger bottle jack

Some great ideas, but take it from someone that Offroad a lot. You need to secure that stuff in the rear, seen it so many times. It’s amazing how easily it will make its way to the front when off-roading and/or in an accident on or off the road… If you don’t want drawers, a pet divider can keep most of it in the rear if an incident happens

you had me at "go full Craighead" HAHA love it

From personal experience, it may be worth mentioning that rain *pants* are a good add as well. You have several jackets but from what I could see, no pants. If rain is REALLY coming down it’s a great comfort item to keep the dry goods dry and good if you know what I mean. Nothing worse than sitting cold and clammy waiting for AAA (in the best case of a bad situation) or walking miles through the rain with soaked jeans.

@theKashConnoisseur

7 ай бұрын

Living in one of the rainiest states in the Union, I find that a good waterproof jacket is enough to stay mostly dry. It's gotta be raining in sideways sheets to really soak a pair of jeans through, and in that case there's really no staying dry anyways. Rain that hard has enough pressure to force itself through the seams of even the best made rain shells.

@longhairdontcare122

7 ай бұрын

It's after I get home that's the worst takes forever to warm up on a hot rainy walk home.

@JensenAzotea

3 ай бұрын

I keep rain pants with me and it make a huge difference when it really raining

Great info. Because of another video, I also added a 4 way Sillcock key wrench to open water spigots if the handle is removed.

@Lettusfarm

6 ай бұрын

Same

There are small portable air compressors that plug into a cigarette lighter outlet. The one I have works great and has actually saved me roadside before with a flat I plugged. It’s also just super handy to top off your tires when temps drop. No need to go to. A gas station.

@shibby2037

5 ай бұрын

If you want to go the next step there are battery powered or chargeable little battery jumpers with air compressors attached to them. I’ve used my a few times and they hold battery for quite a long time

Gonna need to hire a support vehicle to follow me to carry all this

I think it should go without saying, but I've seen it plenty of times, know how to use your equipment. This is especially important with medical equipment. It's great if you have it, but if you don't know how to implement it, you've defeated the purpose of being "prepared." Great video!

I was going to mention what someone else suggested... a sturdy shovel and folding saw to help you if you get stuck or have downed tree limbs that need to be cut so you can get through. Cheapest item to add... a board or thick piece of plywood to put under that jackstand type jack. If you get stuck in something like a muddy ditch, jacks will often burry themselves into the ground before they'll lift your vehical. Once raised, then you can stuff things like lengths of cut dead wood under tires.

@kevinwalker6840

11 күн бұрын

I was guessing the saw was for other limbs

NOCO Boost X- well worth the money and highly recommend. Cant stress enough having gloves, and one of those soft neoprene mats for working on the ground. Slide that thing down and go to work fixing a flat / anything under the vehicle. It’ll save your knees, back etc .

Glad your keeping the FJ! I just bought one in hopes it’ll take my family on some fun adventures 😊

Very practical info here, keep it up guys yall are killing it

You guys are killing it with content....great work.

I have a 2011 FJ and use it for gear loadouts, some light camping and everyday adventures with my dog. I have several molle panels all around the interior and decently tinted windows so no one can see all the goodies i have inside. The entire cargo area is my dogs spot. He loves that truck as much as i do. Awesome video man!

Great list of things to keep in the truck! This really helped me remember some stuff I needed to get. Some other items I like to keep are: 2 fire extinguishers (one in the cab, one in the bed), saw, axe, bug spray, empty fuel cans, tow strap, kinetic rope, soft shackles, jumper box, tire patch kit, battery-powered tire inflator, varying size screws and bolts, zipties, and extra ratchet straps.

Drew’s face with options 😂 you guys are killing it! Thanks for another awesome video.

Rather than having a trash bag for a busted out window, keep a small roll of saran wrap and just wrap the entire door. It works much better for the short term until you can get your window fixed. Also, a rescue me tool zip tied to the rearview mirror is an easy way to carry it, and both front driver and passenger can reach it. Also, if you’re ever in need of gas, just buy a gallon of water at the gas station and dump it out and fill it up with gas. A little bit better than a trash bag.

@dirty-civilian

7 ай бұрын

Great points.

@terrysaunders2026

7 ай бұрын

@@dirty-civilianA lot of gas stations won’t let you (give you a hard time about) put gas in an unauthorized (dangerous) container. A new, one gallon (one of those new flat ones) empty can is part of my load. No gas in the can, but if you need a can for fuel, at least you’ve got that covered.

Always a good day when a new video is posted😎

Definitely some good advice. How about some other things for your vehicle? Oil, coolant, radiator sealant, brake fluid, windshield wiper fluid, glass cleaner, paper towels. Air compressor, separate battery that you can jump start your car if stranded. It can also charge your phone or other devices. A shovel, ax, channel locks, foldable saw.

Lol! The Salt Life sticker! I agree completely. It's a clothing line. We have an outlet in Brason. When we walk by, I shake my head. So, I agree. Love the videos, love the content. Keep up the good work and stay safe!

This is absolutely incredible. I love the videos and all the advice you guys give. Sadly I’m at a point in life where we’re still in an apartment and my work requires a lot of driving. So my vehicle focuses more on mpg and a truck doesn’t suit our life situation. But definitely going to do what I can and update what’s in our vehicles.

@Torikkaa

7 ай бұрын

You could still have a backpack with medical and other good stuff 👍

Sorry if these have already been mentioned but: Garmin mapping device, 2 grms radios if you split up, garmin/Spot system…. Appreciate the fact you did this video. Everyone can pick it apart , whatever, still gave me some ideas, thank you!!

Great video, lot of stuff I never thought of that I may go and place in my vehicles. I’d say add hand warmers in a few places as a comfort thing or to help if someone starts to get cold related injuries.

Best use for contractor bags is rain poncho. I've worked through some pretty wild storms with bibs and a contractor bag. Also reccomend storing water in mason jars not plastic. Can seperate them with spare socks or foam whatever you got but doesn't become poison in the sun.

The gerber dime main blade is incredibly sharp. Underrated mini tool for sure.

Something else I'd suggest is an axe or wood saw. If a tree falls across the road you'll be able to help clear the obstruction. Or... maybe the other way around

@SudsMcDuff007

7 ай бұрын

Mhmm

@CertifiedSunset

6 ай бұрын

Got a Cold Steel Trailboss for this exact reason. Made it custom by removing the varnish and paint, polishing/sanding the head, oiling the handle, getting it shaving sharp, reprofiling the edge, and getting a leather sheath. For a $40 axe it's pretty nice.

Great video. I’ve got most of those things in my truck, but not with the redundancy you maintain. One thing that I have found extremely useful is a small compressor that works off the lighter plug. I will be adding the tire puncture kit which is a great idea. Thanks!

Nice. I have a 4Runner and something that I did to not have a ton of bags and gear sitting in the back is put it in a black Rubbermaid tote. I prevented it from sliding around on the weathertech mat with a couple strips of two sides Velcro. Works great for me.

Love your guys’ channel.

@rickysantana1999

7 ай бұрын

Couldn’t agree more. One of my favorite guntubers 😂

in addition to jumper cables....a jump pack. They are ridiculously cheap now and doesn't require another vehicle

I vacuum-pack my emergency clothing, extra rain gear, tarp, and medical stuff, and then cut a little tear-tab in the corner so I can just rip them open and get to the stuff if there's an emergency. With a regular vacuum pack machine like you'd use for food, I mean. Compresses everything down really small, is very durable, dirt-proof, and stashes under the seat really easily. I do the same with the contents of my go bags. I throw in an O2 absorber and use it on my ammo stash too. Really handy tool, way underrated imo.

🤣🤣🤣🤣 the inner monologue was gold!! I see those Salt Life stickers where I live in Colorado

Deal in probabilities, not possibilities. You can not be prepared for EVERYTHING, but you should absolutely be prepared!

Would love to see what people do with small sedans.

@DoaneTactical

7 ай бұрын

I used to have a Nissan Maxima and a Dodge Charger before that. The Charger had enough space in the trunk for all my kit. However the Maxima struggled a little bit. I agree this would be a great video to see. I'm pretty sure more of the population probably drives sedans over SUV's and Trucks.

@Snowfall26

7 ай бұрын

in my scatpack I just bring my EDC (Glock 43x) and keep a small trauma kit for any accidents, along with the tire change kit with a full spare and a surplus army shovel for any issues with the wheels or getting stuck

@theKashConnoisseur

7 ай бұрын

When I was rocking a compact Japanese sedan, I kept a full toolbox in the trunk that had the basics: hammer, driver with removable bits, a set of metric and imperial bits for the most common fasteners, pipe wrench, socket wrench and socket set, gloves, zip ties, and electrical tape. Also had room for some car specific parts: spare bulbs for brakes and headlights, oil filter wrench, spare oil filter, funnel, trans fluid, brake fluid, and a set of road flares. Under the drivers seat was a bottle of antifreeze/coolant and under the passenger seat was a big bottle of motor oil. Also in the trunk was a set of jumper cables, a heavy sleeping bag, and a spare winter coat. Car had a spare donut tire and a functional jack under the trunk carpet. In the glovebox were a first aid kit, an OBDII reader, a tire pressure reader, and a paper map of all the major and minor roads in my state. In the drivers side door panel, I had a tough camp knife, a bic lighter, and a water bottle. The rest would be on-body EDC: Flashlight, pepper spray, Leatherman, pocket knife, billfold, cellphone, handgun, spare mag.

@eriksenactual

7 ай бұрын

I drive a Kia soul and carry probably half the stuff he carries. But that’s based off of my location and where I drive typically. If I go out in the woods or on a road trip I will scale up but even with a small car I have plenty of space with my normal amount of gear and my scaled up options.

Dude that prepaid secondary phone on different network is a great idea! Great video thats for the insight. That Toyota FJ is a reliable beast thanks !

I had airbags installed on a Tundra. I plummed in an air line off the supply tank and kept a short air hose. Unbelievably useful.

The IKEA bag? They are great. Low profile when carrying

Your fuel siphon will only work if you’re going after diesel out of a big rig with no protection device on tanks. Just a heads up. Some great interesting stuff there.

@SudsMcDuff007

7 ай бұрын

Ahhh yea

Great ideas, many items and situations I hadn't thought of. Thank you!

Just missing one thing… handcuff keys… Great video, you guys rock

For your med kit, I would recommend at least a pocket mask with a one way valve if you can’t get ahold of a BVM. Ventilatory support is incredibly important and most people are more likely to come across patients who require CPR/BLS skills rather than trauma skills. A one way mask is pretty small and that barrier is very valuable for self protection when providing breaths and chest compressions.

@elijahdement9890

7 ай бұрын

Hands only CPR is close to as effective as rescue breathing, and usually more effective due to ease.

Just keep a small bicycle foot pump in there. I’ve used one multiple times to inflate tires on cars and trucks. It works a lot better than you’d expect.

YES the salt life sticker in Missouri gets me too!

When you had your hatch open, the Missourian in me immediately noticed the Salt Life sticker. I was relieved to hear your reasoning behind it later in the vid, and assured I was in good company when you gave your feelings on said sticker lol.

You could add paper towel, emergency toilet paper (to go with your anti-diarrhea pills), wet wipes, sun block and insect repellent.

I would say it's more realistic in the event SHTF and you're trying to get home.

This video was absolutely excellent.

The beginning of this video is.. EPIC 😂 Love it!

To tell you the truth, if my family was inside, I wouldn’t call the police. I’d go in myself and wouldn’t want them showing up and shooting me because they get froggy. If I knew no one was home, I would call the police and wait outside for either the police to come or the perps to leave the home to confront them on my terms.

@oscarbear7498

7 ай бұрын

Call the police makes every situation worse

@csolivais1979

7 ай бұрын

​@@oscarbear7498that depends on your local police

@csolivais1979

7 ай бұрын

​@@oscarbear7498that depends on your local police

I completely agree with the salt life stickers. I live in Ohio, and I cannot stand and my wife knows it and makes fun of me as well for how upset I get at people with salt life stickers on their vehicles in the middle of Ohio.

What a great channel this is.... learned so much...

I'm right there with ya on that Salt Life stuff. I live in Southern IL , and they're all over the place

Loved that intro, the 20 minutes comment was the chef's kiss. But let's be honest, if this were to actually happen you are better off burying the bad guy instead of calling the cops and risking jail time for protecting your house, the court system is the enemy of law abiding citizens, they work overtime to prop up criminals.

@theKashConnoisseur

7 ай бұрын

I feel like moving the body and trying to hide it would just destroy any chance you did have of arguing self defense. Gunshots are loud, neighbors are easily panicked, and forensics teams are really good at their jobs. Best bet is to make sure you fully understand your local laws as they pertain to self defense, make sure you don't have any punisher skulls on your gun or meme zombie rounds in your pistol, and strive to use only the amount of force necessary to stop the threat. All of that will give you the best chances in court. After that, it's up to the skill of your legal team and the whims of your jury.

You can’t put gas in a plastic bag. It will eat through it in seconds. Ask me how i know lol

@ZacSlaman

Ай бұрын

Or a styrofoam cup lol. But you can use gas and styrofoam together

@tjlovesrachel

26 күн бұрын

@@ZacSlamanlollll ohhh the fun I had as a kid with some gas and styrofoam

@ZacSlaman

24 күн бұрын

@@tjlovesrachel same lmao

I would recommend the VIAIR 400P portable air compressor as it is compact and has allowed me to fix flat tires on the side of the road. I do a lot of long-distance road-trips in my Subaru Outback. That and a fire extinguisher, and a NOCO Battery Jump starter are useful items for long-distance travel.

Great video. You guys put out some solid high quality content. Throw a headlamp in that first aid bag.

Great car to steal. It's full of gear!

@MrJAV1987

15 күн бұрын

Ha. That’s not funny but it is. Yes it would be a great car to steal and it has happened to many I know. This vehicle is fully loaded but my recommendation is just a go bag 24hr. That’s it. But this load out is sick and it sucks that others have to steal and mess with people’s days

I carry roughly the same things in my vehicle. One thing I do carry that I didn’t see, might have missed it, is a hand saw 🪚 if a road is blocked with a downed tree and your truck just can’t move it, a saw would come in very handy to cut it in half. Also a shovel for self recovery !

Great content guys! 🤙🏼

A 12v air compressor will take up barely more space that that can of fix a flat. Or less space than a gas mask. I would make room for that. Better chance of getting a hole in your tire than dealing with gas.

@YouveBeenMiddled

7 ай бұрын

And a plug kit will fix more holes than slime will.

Hopefully your truck never gets stolen.

@doctorcropse2795

7 ай бұрын

Its an old fj cruiser

@theKashConnoisseur

7 ай бұрын

@@doctorcropse2795 Well, its an old FJ that just got broken down into HD video detail for 171,000 potential filchers to target. It only takes one sh*thead viewer living in their general area to make all that expensive gear disappear. KZreadr vehicles have been targeted before, and that's things WITHOUT firearms and nods sitting inside.

@zwolf1291

7 ай бұрын

@@theKashConnoisseuryes let’s rob a very armed guy? I doubt anyone seeing this is dumb enough to rob this guy

@theKashConnoisseur

7 ай бұрын

@@zwolf1291 Obviously, you don't break into the vehicle while the owner is sitting inside... Silly goose.

@zwolf1291

7 ай бұрын

@@theKashConnoisseur you would be surprised I just saw a clip of a guy breaking into a cop car full of cops

Fantastic video! Thank you

Great video fellas. Really like your content

No suppressor = *permanent hearing damage*

@J.Young808

7 ай бұрын

But he went full Craighead ang had ear pro on his helmet.😂

@theKashConnoisseur

7 ай бұрын

Keep a pair of foamies in your driver side door panel, problem easily solved. Or just as easy, a pair of non-electronic Walkers in the glovebox.

@Bromo_Sexual

7 ай бұрын

@@theKashConnoisseur that won’t work when a violent criminal is attacking you. You won’t have enough time *son.*

@theKashConnoisseur

7 ай бұрын

@@Bromo_Sexual Woah there big fella, most of us aren't walking around with a suppressed rifle in our arms at all times. So unless you're walking around with a suppressed pistol stuffed in your pants like a bad d*ck joke, you're prolly not gonna have one on ya if the big baddie jumps out at you, either. Simmer down boy.

Putting all this stuff in your car is just begging to have it stolen. Just carry your edc, maybe an el cheapo PSA short AR in the truck, and some first aid and a fire extinguisher. You're not gonna need your freaking NODS and stuff. This is silly. Keep that stuff at home where it is far less likely to be stolen. If someone breaks into this vehicle tomorrow you're out like $25,000.

@theKashConnoisseur

7 ай бұрын

I can think of situations where I'd like to have a rifle accessible in my truck, but aside from the range, all of those situations also seem like stuff where I'd get shot for running around with a rifle. If I'm responding to a threat and I pull out my AR, all of a sudden I look like the bad guy. With my pistol, I can put that thing back into concealment almost as easily as I can take it out. Minimizes the chances of being canoed by a SWAT sniper 200 yards down the way, I figure.

@Seseous

7 ай бұрын

Yeah, it really doesn't pair so well with the intro. I was hoping for a much more minimalist loadout to get some ideas from. Essentials only type stuff.

I’m so glad I’m not the only one who gets irritated by the salt life stickers 😂😂 I live in central Pennsylvania and when I see that sticker I just immediately think oh you must mean the salt on the roads during winter that rust your car to hell lol.

😂😂I loved the into😂😂 I've been telling my buddies this, there's no time to get a full COD loadout. I've had several emergencies all animals and you get a few seconds. A week ago a pack of 9 hogs jumped my dog coming to the ranch , I had seconds before they rip apart my dog, if I get a load out my dog is toast, there was only enough time to pull a pocket gun. I had 8 seconds to react, if its with humans you get even less time

A lot of unnecessary weight that you’ll more than likely never need, making that poor lil weak 4.0 struggle. I’ve been driving for 31 years, and never needed 95% of anything you have in your rig.

@johnsmith-nw5ow

7 ай бұрын

Well have you ever driven around during the apocalypse or with zombie hoards roaming around? Bet you’d have a much different attitude towards this stuff if you had.....!? Lol Keep calm and carry on!

@theKashConnoisseur

7 ай бұрын

@@johnsmith-nw5ow Not many apocalypses or zombies that I can see. Most I've ever seen were "mostly peaceful" protestors, and maybe some looters if you're lucky.

These car loadouts are absolutely overkill and unnecessary. 1) Reality you just made a great smash and grab target. 2) Putting all that shit on as a private responder will get you smoked by law enforcement or another private responder. If you are doing some crazy baja road trip across Mexico or the Middle East sure go crazy. Stateside a good on body pistol, road side repair kit, and shelter in place bag is all you need.

@doctorcropse2795

7 ай бұрын

🤓

Two things I like to carry. 1 being jb weld, it’s great to patch a radiator or anything that may be leaking fluid. And 2 a pair of small vice grips, if you tear or blow out a rubber brake line you can pinch it off so it can limp it back home or a shop.

Very nicely done!

Don't forget to put a razor in with your gas mask so you can shave that beard so the gas mask actually works.

@Fear0911.

23 күн бұрын

don’t need to be clean shaved to wear a gas mask…

@piedmontwildlifeandoutdoors

23 күн бұрын

​@@Fear0911.And the gene pool just got shallower.

Your intro was GOLD!

These LARP vids are so hilarious! A big SECURITY patch would be a much better "pauser" than an American Flag.

Your truck is not a holster. Stop keeping weapons in them.

@ltx383

7 ай бұрын

To each they’re own.

@RILEYLEIFSON_UTAH

7 ай бұрын

Stop telling people what to do. My truck gun is locked in + to my truck. You're not gonna see it from the outside and even if you break INTO my truck... You ain't getting it without power tools AND an hour+ of [uninterrupted] work ahead of you. To which I say: Good luck with that.

@myelling7773

7 ай бұрын

@@RILEYLEIFSON_UTAH No, I will continue to educate you ignorant people until you stop letting your guns get stolen making everyone with firearms looks bad. You gun WILL get stolen. No lock will actually stop a thief that is determined to steal something. And I'm sure your "lock" can be bypassed within 1 minute.

@jwalesoutlaw3294

7 ай бұрын

Tell that to the cops and every mechanized battalion in the world

@JamesStephen710

7 ай бұрын

@@jwalesoutlaw3294you aren’t a mechanized battalion and you have no need for it.

Gentlemen I say this with all due respect but…if it doesn’t have a bed and/or isn’t 4 wheel drive, it is not a truck

@curgunner

7 ай бұрын

I hate FJs as much as the next guy, but pretty sure they are 4wd

@itssambro1

7 ай бұрын

It’s a cab on frame 4x4. Legally considered a truck

@ElijahDecker

7 ай бұрын

Semi-trailer tractors aren't trucks by that definition, even though everyone calls them trucks and the drivers are known as truckers. What you're describing is a 4x4 pickup. A body on frame SUV is just a subtype of light duty truck optimized for carrying passengers. A pickup is another subtype of light duty truck optimized for carrying cargo. I'm not entirely against gatekeeping the word truck. I'd argue anything built off a unibody car platform doesn't qualify, so that excludes pretty much all crossovers.

@aerowrench6787

7 ай бұрын

It’s true 4wd with a transfer case and 4hi/lo And it’s a body on frame. It’s a truck

@MylesKillis

7 ай бұрын

Then why do we say pickup truck if there aren’t trucks without pickups?

excellent video and excellent setups

Awesome video. Good info. Keep up the good content! 🤘🏻

Stumbled upon this video and absolutely loved it man. It certainly made me think of preparedness again. Badass🤘🏼

@dirty-civilian

7 ай бұрын

Awesome! Thank you!

At the intro you should’ve included the part where you run up to the house when the cops get there and they shoot you confused as hell 😂.

fantastic! method adjustments to storage and security in vehicle. sometimes I'm rural and then...Nashville, Ugh.

good comprehensive video

Outstanding, and lots of great ideas!

I also like to keep a handheld word puzzle or word finder book, you can find at a dollar store. Keeps the mind sharp and resilient. Especially when you’re out in the woods trying to survive. The mind can breakdown much faster than the body.

Not sure if anyone else had trouble hearing him at 8:53, but I'm 99% sure the video he was referring to is titled "What To Put In Your First Aid Kit and Set Up - BAER Solutions Medical"

Please don't stop these intros 😂 Priceless

The intro was amazingly amazing

😂 you guys are killing it with these videos.