When you lose count how many times you say "shit, I never thought about that" you know it's a solid video

@TacticalRifleman

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, TR

*Video Time Stamp* 1:02 ....Which BOB to take with you *(What is the Liter size?)* 3:46 ....Button compass & Pace / Ranger Beads 4:50 ....Extra broke in Hiking shoes / *EDC* items 5:06 ....Leatherman surge / 5:30 ....Compass & Lockpicks / 6:00 ....Petzel Headlamp / chocolate expresso beans 6:40 .... *EDC* Spiderco Pocket knife / chapstick/ pistol & xtra mag 7:11 .... Phones and useful apps 9:00 .... Med Gear / Pill Case = tylenol / benedryl / imodium / baby aspirin / etc eyedrops / 9:30 ... ☑️✍🏼 *Inventory Check list of Expire items* 10:52 ...Signal Mirror & Note pad 11:07 ...List of IFAK video = kzread.info/dash/bejne/a3V5xKSMiq22iaQ.html 11:43 ...Small bits and bobs stuff = Electrical tape / 12:34 ...Hearing aid batteries / toothbrush & paste / dental floss / chapstick / spork 13:43 ...Back up battery for electronics with cables / space pen / 14:42 ...backup reading glasses / Coin 15:35 ...Pvs14 nite vision scope / extra batteries & rechargeable / 16:40 ...Stashaa / StainlessSteel Nalgene bottles & Cup filled with..tripwire/ small compass/ flashlight/ wrist compass/ knife sharpener/ handsanitizer / 2X bic lighter with ducttape around it / electrolyte tablets / Penzil headlamp / superglue gel / iodine tablets water treatment 21:22 ...Survivor Filter replace the lifestraw. 3x prefilters , ducttaped on filter. 3x Water bladders. 22:50 ...fixed blade knife / Folding Saw / Instant Coffee with Sugar added / Emergency C packets 24:52 .. *FOOD =* Survival hi Calorie bars 25:53 .. figure 8 / snaplink and spector line 26:47 ...550 P-Cord x 200feet 26:59 ...SOS Bivy 27:25 ...double end brush for weapon cleaning 27:42 ...headfilters & coffee filters / Trash bags 28:25 ...Body Glide for chaffing 29:00 ...Communications SAT PHONE / whistle/ cell phone 30:39 ...Gaiters 31:34 ...xtra socks / beanie / 3x bum ticket rolls / Gloves 32:54 ...Fold out Charging Panel & cables / recharge battery bank 33:09 ...Attachable Compression bag for extra items 34:00 ...Battery operated Water Pump 34:55 ...Quick list of extra Items 35:37 ..Maps / Fishing Kit / 36:50 ..Mole skine / 3x mags / small velcro light / Excellent video....😎👍👍👍 *Is that a 35litre or larger size bag ??* Love that you included a proper check list....they really prevent headaches ☑️✍🏼 😎 👍 📓

@TacticalRifleman

5 жыл бұрын

Kanzee, you put a lot of time into this. Thanks for helping our viewers out. I didn't realize how much shit I had in there... that's a big list. Thanks for watching, TR

@JimmySilverFoot

5 жыл бұрын

Not all heros wear capes

@2josephpowers

5 жыл бұрын

Great Job, thanks for the edit.

@SilverGorilla1776

4 жыл бұрын

Kanzee Thank you. Took time and is very helpful!

@2001eloc

4 жыл бұрын

Your a psychopath.... No I'm just ahead of the curve

Watching a 42 minute video about what’s in Karl’s backpack when I should be studying. I regret nothing

@TacticalRifleman

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, TR

@sloppyjoe805

4 жыл бұрын

I didn’t realize this video was so long lol

@michaelmoncur7678

3 жыл бұрын

You were technically studying...

How did Karl fill that bag? Everything takes zero space. If I need to bug-out, I'm taking Karl

@Dino2GunZ

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing

Special Tip: you can take out the cardboard inside of a roll of duct tape and flatten the roll. This way the roll won't take up space.

Am I the only person that really enjoys the fact that they actually have added the spots for the KZread ad mid roles? It is so wonderful.

Karl, I couldn't agree more that knowledge is key when it comes to this. Nineteen pounds is my limit, and I am confident in my ability to make do with this. I don't have to be super comfortable. I just have to stay alive. It's way easier on the back, legs, and feet. Also, you don't look like you're storming the castle. It's great to blend in, and look unassuming. Great video! I'm making my wife watch this so she can here someone other than me preaching that you don't need to try, and pack the entire house into a bag. I one hundred percent believe this mentality, and live it. Thanks, brother.

“Because it’s 550 cord!” Enough said! You the man Carl, keep up the great content.

@TacticalRifleman

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, TR

@kerbalairforce8802

5 жыл бұрын

"Corporal Corner" swapped out most of his 550 for #30 bank line. I've been trying it out asking side my para cord to see how I like it.

@mikey13b

3 жыл бұрын

@@kerbalairforce8802 so which do u prefer?

other preppers: we need this gear and this gear and carry this. karl: i don't need anything.

@trentonvet

5 жыл бұрын

He has some wire in case his truck breaks. He can wire it back together. I guess he can't say his truck doesn't need anything.

@USMC6976

5 жыл бұрын

@Timothy Mckee Yeah, I had that exact same thought.

@phenosgardenupdate512

5 жыл бұрын

The environment will provide if you have the knowledge and training. Of course he means beginning with nothing... We will pick up and make tools to assist us as time progresses. Great video

@manictiger

4 жыл бұрын

My bug out's even smaller (might upsize it a little after seeing this vid, though). I have several tiers of prepper stuff. Tier 1 is stuff I'd absolutely require, if dropped in the middle of the forest. For example, alcohol wipes, sterile gauze and waterproof tape aren't found in nature. There's a pot in there too, for boiling water and cooking. It all fits in a side bag, about 1/3rd the size of his backpack. Tier 2 is stuff to last months in the middle of the forest. Things like portable shovel, saw, hatchet, ammo, rifle, spotting scope, etc. This is roughly the maximum I can carry. Not bug out. Tier 3 is everything else, including entertainment. Stuff you need so you don't go insane and blow your brains out, 5 years into a situation that hasn't resolved itself. Not portable.

@seanh1564

4 жыл бұрын

Timothy Mckee By looking at Karl’s BOB BAG it’s nothing compared to other people I’ve seen.

Carl doesn't need a bugout bag. Bugout bags carry Carl bags

@puertorock1390

5 жыл бұрын

Cory Hobbs Bruh!!!

@lauraleecreations3217

4 жыл бұрын

Cory Hobbs exactly!!!!

@that-pixel_guy7636

4 жыл бұрын

Talk about tongue twister😂

@yesikaalvarez2154

4 жыл бұрын

This was great, thanks, I have been researching "how to build a cheap bug out bag" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Janameron Tenylan System - (just google it ) ? Ive heard some interesting things about it and my m8 got great success with it.

@jayaych6591

4 жыл бұрын

I will refer to my bags as "Carl Bags" from now on. Thank you

"You're soft......you work in an office. I get it..." Almost pissed myself.

@TacticalRifleman

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, TR

Everyone in my family has gotten a bugout bag from me as a gift, for the last few years. Great gift ideas.

@robsdeviceunknown

5 жыл бұрын

My birthday is coming up ... Daddy.

@anonyymikana206

4 жыл бұрын

But are they familiar with what's in them? Are they gonna use them if shtf?

I like how he introduces the breaks instead of mid-sentence

For this kinda content, I watch every single add. Thanks for the knowledge and thank you for the sacrifices.

@TacticalRifleman

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you. We appreciate the support. Strength and Honor, TR

The Christopher Walken of prepping

@MS-sk2yk

5 жыл бұрын

phrozen17 omg I didn’t realize this, so true

@123s453e56a6l

4 жыл бұрын

i Need...to get...my bugouT baG and GO...Live Off..of the LAND

@Fastie37

4 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same thing lol!!!

@jet3ch727

4 жыл бұрын

haha holy shit

@ernststravoblofeld

4 жыл бұрын

More cowbell

Knowledge bomb after knowledge bomb 💣 🔥😂

Not boring at all Karl. Thanks for showing us. One thing that I don't see on the link list is the three-way space pen.

The "Get Me to the Next McDonald's Bag"

@willb8684

5 жыл бұрын

lol...no doubt...good one

Did you know that that gear takes zero space and he's 51 years old? Lol love these videos.

Thanks Karl. Finally a video on a bug out bag that makes sense. Everybody I ever talk to about a bug out bag, I start with having a comfortable pair of hiking shoes. Almost every video I watch never has shoes mentioned. What the hell are you supposed to do if you’re in a business suit or a pair of shorts and flip-flops and get stranded 30 miles from home? I’d say this is a lot more practical than worrying about whether you can make fire or not.

@TacticalRifleman

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, TR

A flask of bourbon and a six-stick travel humidor are also critical in a survival situation...

@TacticalRifleman

5 жыл бұрын

In the Jeep

@ceec165

4 жыл бұрын

@Tactical Rifleman dang, I need a Jeep to keep the Bourbon. Greetings from NKY.

No wonder you can fit so much in that bag. Half of it “takes up no space” but seriously. Very good video.

"I have a reason for running ball ammo, I'm lazy" lol

LOVE my Leatherman Surge!!! People say it's too big... it's like .5 inches wider and 1.5 ounces heavier than most other multi tools but has literally EVERY tool you could ever need with the bit and driver set. When I started my maintenance job I got by with my Surge alone for 4/5 of all the jobs I had to do before my tools came in. Love the vid Karl, subbed!!

@TacticalRifleman

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching. TR

My favorite part is were he mentions that he is a bit deaf and he has some drain bamage. That's very honest.

That is some Jeep ("I'll just stay with my Jeep and build a 2 story house with a 3 car garage.")

Anybody who can make me laugh during my commute, and I listen to it I don't watch it in case you're wondering, deserves a comment. Dame Bramage! Love that.

@TacticalRifleman

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for listening. TR

Having teenage girls I add earplugs to cancel out the drama

@TacticalRifleman

5 жыл бұрын

Amen

@AOMartialArts

5 жыл бұрын

Can you cancel out the Diabeetus?

@DanE-ew1yt

5 жыл бұрын

@@AOMartialArts Wilford Brimley!!!

@diamondwolfpack6

5 жыл бұрын

@J facts

@willb8684

5 жыл бұрын

holly shit....perfect

Great Video .. My Dad was a lifer in the Marines through 3 wars . Wish he would’ve spent some time teaching me survival techniques . I was going to join but he explained after Vietnam and Korea he didn’t want his children to be in the military . But still had 2 sisters join . Anyway he was a Drill instructor & trained Marine Corp. Officers . Spent WW2 in Japanese prison camps in Burma , like bridge on the river Kwai . One of the first to land at Inchon , Korea . Fought in the Chosin Battle . In Lebanon in the 50’s . Adviser in the early stages of the Vietnam War . Very Proud and Honorable Man . Would like to get his Service Records and Copies of his Medals . Maybe you could do a tutorial for those of us that would like to keep their Dad’s Proud Service Alive . He passed in 1986 but is still recorded in the U.S.S. Houston as one of the Survivors . Thanks for your Time ... look forward to your next video .

@stever8776

4 жыл бұрын

God Bless👍 Men like your father are great examples for all of us to try and emulate cheers

@christiana-7158

4 жыл бұрын

❤

Damn! Great stuff, Karl! That's got to be one of your best videos yet. I got into the channel for cool tactical shit but I think your survival videos are even better. Awesome!

Solid info here... and the idea of carrying the extra empty bag makes sense. Thanks Karl.

Wow I’m gobsmacked over how much of this stuff I already carry in my purse, I feel like my internet ninja points just went up! Top it off with the special shout out in the video and I feel like I’m nearly at teir 1 status!!! 😂😂. Great video Karl, love that you are unapologetically you.

@shutthegate8232

5 жыл бұрын

that's one gnarly purse!

@kerbalairforce8802

5 жыл бұрын

"What's that just feel outta your purse?" My infrared strobe.

@josephlang2586

5 жыл бұрын

@@kerbalairforce8802 lol

@leejohnson8095

4 жыл бұрын

ME TOO! I was shocked as well..but mines not a purse so much as a satchel/murse and then the “get home” bag is in the trunk. LEVEL UP!

@whatabouttheearth

4 жыл бұрын

Karl has never been a homeless traveler. He is telling you things like you should suscribe to Gaia GPS, which is absurd since you can download topo and terrain maps to store offline from google maps alone, for free... and he is also promoting that you use a small ass pack in which you dont have enough space to even carry food or adequate water for 72 hours......Karl is misleading you and acting like a tough ass. If you are planning for a 72 hour trek, or a 200 mile trek which will be longer use at least a 50 liter pack. You're not going to go out of your way to find creeks and streams, and even if you do you need water carriers. And no contrary to popular belief you dont need personal hygiene that much, a younger guy only needs gold bond, water and a wash cloth. I think people are too scared to criticize a green beret. Most regular people, and even veterans need to carry water, food and clothing/water proofing and that is primary. 1 mid sized water bottle is laughable. And your most likely not going to need a fire in a 72 hour or 200 mile (much longer than 72 hours) trek unless its freezing. He'll get you in a bad position if you listen to this video.

A 42 min TR video? Time to get the popcorn!

@chrism6904

5 жыл бұрын

Shit, I never noticed! Glad I saw your comment haha! Guess I'll save it for later tonight. Will give me something to look forward too. (Just got off work and I'm tired as fuuuuck)

@erikramirez1932

5 жыл бұрын

Nabil Afiq LoL

@luismendoza9707

5 жыл бұрын

Just realizing at 29:32 Haha

You are the Best! Repetition is the mother of skill

After he said “this is what Karl carries” I immediately chuckled and liked

Great video carl, nice explanations znd love the no b.s. approach, keep it going....and yes, we gotta see whats in that cool jeep

In the German Bundewehr instead of a Spork we use a "Flöffel" it's basically a Spoon with a lighter taped to it. There is nothing you can't eat with a spoon.

@Keka-vg3ut

3 жыл бұрын

Dass es den nicht direkt dienstlich geliefert gibt, völlig unverständlich

@petrklic7064

2 жыл бұрын

"eintopf nation" :-)))

Not bored at all, I learn so much from your videos. Thank you so much for the time you spend doing these videos.....

Probably the best video you’ve ever done. Please, more like this. Thank you for making this video with all of its incredible life saving advice and information. AWESOME! Thanks brother.

@TacticalRifleman

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, TR

I learned a lot from this video. Thank you for your time.

Not just "gents" watching you Karl. Another great vid.

@TacticalRifleman

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks Jen, we do value our female viewers. Thanks for watching. TR

@ShaunaCheungBoSaanWOGO

4 жыл бұрын

THANK YOU!

@CDSAfghan

4 жыл бұрын

He's saying gents because he's spent his entire military career addressing members of his teams and they're overwhelmingly male. I say "gents" my WO's said "gents" It's the nice PC way we address our guys. Spend 20+ years in the military you'll be saying it too regardless of what's between your legs

@lianedegville3093

4 жыл бұрын

This Aussie girl too

@clickreportifyouareacrybab5942

4 жыл бұрын

Literally all you got from this video: "hey pay attention to me, I'm a girl"

Congrats on the +350k subs Karl, I am glad to see how your channel has grown, you have always seemed like a really good dude and I'm happy for you man

@TacticalRifleman

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the support. TR

Im suprised this doesnt have more views, I find myself watching this many times over because of how good it is 👍

My bug out bag has 12 rolls of toilet paper, 8 jars of hand sanitizer and 6 bottles of Fiji artesian water.

You just unpacked my bag almost exactly 😂 it takes some time. I just refined mine enough and went for 40 miles on the Appalachian trail over two days. Just like he said take it for a walk even better live out of it if you have the time. I was able to make changes that I would not have wanted to make when the time came to rely on the bag.

Karl: Great video, as always. Might I make a suggestion (or two). It will only take up a tiny (tiny) bit of space and will be light. An essential bit of kit is a sewing kit. In the sewing kit have a range of needles (sack needle, sail needle, leather needle, carpet needle). They can be invaluable when you are repairing your rucksack, boots or your tarp. When traversing down "shit creek" repairs to body AND equipment will aways be necessary. Replace cotton with 0.14 Dynama fishing line. Also include darning thread and darning wool for essential sock repair. The French army may "march on its stomach", as Napoleon said, but the British Army marches on its feet. Yes, we are strange like that. For purposes of a darning "mushroom" use half an old tennis ball (the inner rubber bit, you understand). Oh, and if anybody out there does not know how to darn a sock or a tear or sew on a button, best learn now. It does not take long but you need to know how to do it. In the wilderness, in my experience, the first things to break are: Your shoelaces; your socks; your boots, the skin on your hands and feet, and any zips. If you look after your feet, your feet will look after you. A selection of spare buttons can repair any busted zip problems. I also keep a few spare replacement zip fasteners of different sizes in my sewing kit. Again, takes up virtually no space. Note spare shoelaces (of course, 550 will do). Since I have started using Ironlace I have never had any breakages. On the same subject of running repairs, I strongly recommend a Yank product, namely Shoe Goo. This is brilliant stuff for repairs, be it your footwear,.... tarp, coat,...or anything else for that matter. You can buy a tiny tube of the stuff. However, it is also a brilliant accelerant. If you cannot start a fire with this stuff, then you should not be let out into the wilderness at all. Over and out!! Keep making the fantastic and educational films. Love the tip about the coffee by the way. Best wishes, from the town with "Four Thousand holes."

@TacticalRifleman

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for sharing

@m.e.3614

2 жыл бұрын

He carries a Leatherman (which has an awl) as well as cord. I am not an expert, but I think he should be able to do many sewing repairs with those two things.

@southerncomfort7490

Жыл бұрын

@@m.e.3614 I take your point M.E. It is, of course, good to make items multi-purpose. Just one question though: Have you ever tried making a repair with the awl on the Leatherman Surge? I really don't recommend it. Sometimes the proper kit, especially if it is light, is the one you need. There are no substitutes, This is why, for centuries, the British Tommy carried his 'Housewife' (ie sewing kit). Good enough for them,..... good enough for me.

am sitting here Friday Morning off day drinking my coffee watching this awesome video! No pausing, just fascinated by the breakdown. Thanks

Carl rocks. Gotta thank you for some real life, experienced information.

Great video and I liked the idea of the empty bag...on my to get list.

I was Navy so I carry AstroGlide.... Totally different concept. Switching to body glide immediately.

@flyoverkid55

5 жыл бұрын

Not THAT different when you think about it. Multi purpose item.

@Rectitude4U

5 жыл бұрын

That’s the funniest KZread comment ever.

@jasonschmidt9569

5 жыл бұрын

There's the Navy poking it's head out again. Thanks Semen, lol

@averageeverydayfishermansh4501

5 жыл бұрын

😂🤣

@ThePatrick42044

4 жыл бұрын

Wow. Army here... ROTFLMMFAO!!! I just have to keep my mouth shut on that comment... Know anyone in the coast guard? Y'all might could take turns using that Astro Glide. I'm just teasing I know we are on the same side... Lol

“It weighs nothing. It’s takes zero space”. And if Randy has a bag full of amazing shit “I’m not getting into” LoL! Love these videos.

Almost identical to what I've run for 20 years. Never boring brother. Thanks. Learned a lot.

_Agree, in the words of Mors Kochanski, "The more you know, the less you carry"._

well thought out

Karl you are terrific. I don't think anyone would ever find you boring. What ever the subject you always make it interesting. Keep up the great work.

@TacticalRifleman

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, TR

I've watched this multiple times and still learn more each time. great knowledge

Dude - the body glide is so clutch

42 MINUTES?!! I don't know that l have enough paper towels and lotion on hand...

@AOMartialArts

5 жыл бұрын

Oh Jesus. The Garand Thumb virus is mutating. Soon it will spread to right wing conspiracy videos and conservative news outlets, then Logan Paul and channels with douchebag hosts.... and finally.... all the TedX talks. No channel is safe.

@MexicanBagpiper96

5 жыл бұрын

@@blanchy But Papa Flannel never pulls out.

@ashtonsimms2181

5 жыл бұрын

GainesMediaInc just ask the guy in the stall next to you. Your at Walmart right. If that’s the case it’s me to your left and I brought plenty to share.

@kirilbellic3602

5 жыл бұрын

*P O U N D A L L D A Y*

@kirilbellic3602

5 жыл бұрын

@@blanchy GTV only needs 1 contact with a mucus membrane or blood vessel. They used to call it tactical cancer, but tactical rights people got offended and blamed Reagan.

I like how he lets you know about the add, it’s something small but it’s appreciated

Thanks for the wisdom! I learned a lot and could see your experience in all the minor items you choose to include I would of never thought of. Thanks for your service and the videos =)

Ill go anywhere with a dude that carries trip wire in his damn water bottle ..

@TacticalRifleman

5 жыл бұрын

Now, that’s funny, right there. Thanks for watching, TR

I carry butt cream in all my bags. Good stuff and lasts a long time. Getting chafed on a long journey is no joke!

@comeandtakeit_bushcraft5705

4 жыл бұрын

In a pinch chap stick works amazing

@davidherrera6885

4 жыл бұрын

@@comeandtakeit_bushcraft5705 did a 9 mile hike with my kids and my son started chafing. Chapstick saved the day.

That's smart! Lots of great info stuff I never would have thought of, so thank you. As we all know and if you don't know, you should know, that if your feet are not happening, you aren't happening! That's a great idea! To carry a bag that's empty just in case and to carry other provisions you find along the way. It's something that we all forget, self included, that knowledge is incredibly portable and weighs nothing. You have a well-thought-out kit there that suits your individual needs. As we all should have a well-thought-out bag that suits our own individual needs.

@TacticalRifleman

4 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed the video. We just put out a Part-2 to this video, covering my cold weather version. You can find it in our video archive. Thanks for watching, TR

Best bug out bag vid I’ve seen. Direct, to the point. Multifunctional and/or concealable. Awesome 😎

@TacticalRifleman

3 жыл бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

Pro tip regarding the high calorie power bars: choose the flavor you LEAST like. This will help you with rationing, for if you've ever felt extreme hunger, you know that it's super easy to end up binge eating your entire supply. Putrid taste will keep you alive.

@MrSkinnyn71

4 жыл бұрын

Goattacular that’s a good idea.

@Tyler-Bravo

4 жыл бұрын

meh, the moral for eating something that you can stand is much better - just need to have the discipline to ration.

Karl turns out his pockets and hmmm no f*cks to give keep it going brother that's what I like most about your channel this is your load out and you couldn't care less if someone don't like it

@TacticalRifleman

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, TR

Probably one of the best bug out bags out there I've seen . Practical and efficient , thank you sir .

@TacticalRifleman

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching. TR

Karl, this is by far one of the best "down to earth and reality" EDC vids I have watched. Will subscribe and watch more. Thanks.

@TacticalRifleman

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, TR

Note to daughters boyfriend.. Carl is watching, he’s always watching

my bug out bag has only one item in it: carl.

I'm new to the channel as I've recently gotten into survival tactics. Great videos Karl, I really appreciate all the knowledge you pass on to us newbies.

@TacticalRifleman

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, TR

Thanks Carl, I really appreciate your honesty and your experience. I'm 61 so I get what your saying about "Stuff". Kids these days just don't really know. Keep up the good work, and whatever products I buy, you can be assured it will be through your store on Amazon.

@TacticalRifleman

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks man, I really appreciate that. Strength and Honor, TR

8:25 Oh that poor, poor girl....

Assemble my own emergency bag after experiencing earthquakes in SoCal. Enough shaking where I live to hear the windows rattle.

@califor2a830

5 жыл бұрын

Right there with you!

@PBFR33K187

5 жыл бұрын

Same

Just found you now, instantly subscribed. I think it’s great that you force the audience to think about matching their skills and knowledge to the items they carry. Given your training and experience, you need very little. Thank you for the awesome video, and most of all, for your service to our Great Country! 🇺🇸❤️

@TacticalRifleman

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the kind words. TR

Great video, I started taking this more seriously when I was working in an office in the Metro DC and we had what they call Snowmageddon. It took 9 hours to get home by car and it was only 12-15 miles as the crow flies. Being in an office I had a winter coat and dress shoes but they would have been useless if I had to or chose to abandon my car.

@TacticalRifleman

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, TR

I have a feeling Carl has been called "a gear queer", only to have the same person turn around and ask to borrow a piece of kit. I know I've had it happen. Better to be prepared than shit out of luck. Keep up the great videos and tips Brother.

@1truthbegettingtold275

5 жыл бұрын

Wait till they get a load of me. Anything they want I will either have it directly, a acceptable variation or the materials to make what they want. Beef jerky, water purification filter and water tablets, lemonade morale packet. Leatherman, allen wrench multi tool, ratcheting screw driver w/multi bits.. socket wrench adapter for ratcheting screw driver, socket extensions, wire twist splicers, mini crow bar, Laplander 9inch saw, TP, tooth brush, IFAK, hemp wick, weed..

Literally no ads on the video on my end just FYI

@LOSisBEAST2

5 жыл бұрын

Same here. He confused KZread by saying prepare for an ad thus creating an ad for an ad. Confuse the internet to defeat the internet. Karl is da man

@TacticalRifleman

5 жыл бұрын

That's funny. Thanks for watching, TR

@jacobbcox1985

5 жыл бұрын

I had 3 the one stupid concealed carry bag thing in the crotch.

@twice1962

5 жыл бұрын

“Preppers prepping for things that probably wont happen anyway” Yeah, adverts.

@carryeveryday910

5 жыл бұрын

4 for me.

Great Ideas, had my brain running and thinking of all the things I could do with everything he has in his bag. good to have items that serve several different use's

You got it going on, Karl! Keep up the great work! LOVE TR ! !

@TacticalRifleman

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, TR

You forgot about the crayons for protein

@JuanAguilar-ez5zf

5 жыл бұрын

He's isnt marsoc lol

@blithewraith5948

5 жыл бұрын

I like the green ones

@maxrockatanksyOG

5 жыл бұрын

Nah, protein comes his get home buddy. *delicious long pork*

@scarlett92584

5 жыл бұрын

He is not a Marine.

@chrishooge3442

5 жыл бұрын

Crayons are laxatives to counter MREs.

I run ball ammo in my sig and as my ammo for my bugout bag. I only carry the expensive shit in my glock 19x it's my every day carry. Anything else can use ball since it provides the same outcome a hole in someones chest

Love the possible ' s bag. That's a piece of mountain man survival that most people have forgotten.

Amazing video with well thought out gear and one of the best on the internet! Keep 'em coming Bro!

@TacticalRifleman

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, TR

The more you know the less you have to carry... I carry everything.

@Dannybob60

4 жыл бұрын

Anti biotics sunglasses sun protection . Back up first aid moisturizer extra razor blades. Power charger for phone. Search and camp light can charge ur phone extra watch.meds aspirin Advil contacts saline. Sheet plastic for floor of camp small axe extra batteries for flashlites

"I'm not walking to California" yeah I wouldn't want to either haha

@jstriker623

5 жыл бұрын

...like walking to Chernobyl.

@WindWolfAlpha

4 жыл бұрын

As someone who lives in SoCal, I second this heartily!

Great video. This info is perfect for the vast majority of people who bug out or want to get out for the weekend. Everyone has different tolerances and needs That will tremendously dictate weight capacity. It's best to get real world experience. it also depends on application if your pack is for 2-3 days 10-30lbs max is all you need. if you live out of it and want to be independent realistically between 80lbs and 120lbs. when i was younger about 20 or so i decided to live out of a hiking pack i did this for 3-4 years. when i first started i had about 40lbs of gear. As i learned more and grew stronger my tolerance for weight increased i had many creature comforts. My last year living in a backpack i was carrying between 80lbs- 120lbs and walking 20-30 miles a day. It was not difficult as i have been doing it for a while. true don't get bogged down by lots of weight. If you push yourself and challenge yourself you will be amazed at what you "can" and "can't" do. yes it was tough but well worth it .Most important items lighter, Rechargeable head lamp, Fixed blade, Tent,tarp, jet boil, Zip-ties, superglue,all-tool, rubber bands tons of socks boxers Trauma kit, bear mace, radio. life straw, i had also a potato bag that had lots of dry food and a sleeping bag. I traveled across the states and in south America hoped frights and hitchhiked. chaotic freedom is fun in small doses, It's a hard life but one worth liven

Can’t get enough of your content! My whatcuwannacallit bag stays in the truck. I live in the mountains. It is a little excessive for casual hiking in terms of gear, but I test it every time I go for a hike and am always ready. People looked at my SAM splint sideways until I immobilized a 4 year old’s wrist at day care. Cool kit is a doorstop without proper training and experience. Anyone who carries this stuff should get both. Bag organization is a great way to pull out non-essential gear if the situation dictates. Just keep track of any consumables so it is always ready otherwise you can count on planning your emergencies and always be left in the wind.

@TacticalRifleman

5 жыл бұрын

Joel, thanks for sharing and thanks for watching, TR

18:38 “Drain Bamage, remember?” Yes , yes I remember

I agree with grampa Karl, coffee is life....So is hate and spite but coffee tastes better in stateside :)

I'm brand new to all this stuff. This is one of the most well planned and thought out video I've seen! Things I never would've thought about (the instant coffee is a great idea)! I subscribed and will definitely be watching your videos!

Don't tell people what beach you go to! Joking a side just found your channel. Great to the point content and you are the real deal.

@TacticalRifleman

4 жыл бұрын

Everyone are welcome to visit me on the beach. Friends are welcome to visit. Al Qaeda are welcome to kick sand on me all they want. I haven't had any excitement in 10 years. Hell, bring it on. Glad you found our channel. We put out a new video every Friday. Thanks for watching, TR

You forgot a set of those ski pole walking sticks, in combination with that red backpack and gators you could pass as a lost hiker from the *appalachian trail* ...totally harmless...

@trentenbias6117

5 жыл бұрын

Rat Route yeah, that Multicam American flag hat and shirt that says “ Tactical Rifleman” is very inconspicuous.

@ratroute8238

5 жыл бұрын

@@trentenbias6117 Do you think if he added a *fanny pack* he could pull it off?

@trentenbias6117

5 жыл бұрын

Rat Route that could work

@chrishooge3442

5 жыл бұрын

Karl would have to wear tie-die to pass a AT hiker.

20:05 "It has what cows need, it has electrolytes"

I typed notes while I watched. That was about 40+ minutes of typing non-stop... Thank you, Sir!

@TacticalRifleman

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching, TR

🤗Your the best! I assist emergency response staff and YOUR right when I prepare there bags they want it as simple and as small as possible.

I Attempted to Prep like this about 5 yrs ago, let me tell you the Money and time alone to purchase and maintain all this is just crippling. I had to dial it all down to Water Filters, like life straw and a really good Knife, a reliable wheel gun and ammo. and a Sick bug out vehicle that totally looks stock until you look inside or under neath. I built the Vehicle myself in secret. Not an option for most people. Just Sharing. Be vigilant and be Safe Ppl. The Shit show is about to be upon us. 04/03/2020

@thethings2794

3 жыл бұрын

> Talks about money and time spent on maintaining a backpack. > Goes on to describe a FUCKING 007 VEHICLE he built in secret, as an alternative to said backpack. the hell?

@69sound81

3 жыл бұрын

Mmm, i get it, but try counting on your vehicle if it brakes on you and you have to leave it. Bugout bags are supposed to be the last resource of tools you will have, need, use and be able to take with you on foot if everything else fails. I actually dont have one setup, i have almost everything I can ever need on hand in my vehicle and an empty bag so I can fill it up and go according to the scenario. But maybe I will make a basic pack so I have less things to pack if i find myself on that nasty and creepy situation.

I can tell by the level at witch you wear your belt line that you have not only wisdom but the actual ability to-do what you're talking about you can tell alot about a man by were he wears his pants.

@Danuxsy

5 жыл бұрын

yeah, no.

@jakehansen3418

5 жыл бұрын

@@Danuxsy uhh yes the lower under the belly button it is the younger you're the higher the older hes got his about an inch above which means he's got the age but still has thr physical ability toget the job done.

@Danuxsy

5 жыл бұрын

@@jakehansen3418 That doesn't make any sense, where your belt sits does not determine your physical strength nor anything else for that matter. Try again.

This is the most sensible and accessible kit I've ever seen

Him saying his jeep is packed to the gills was relatable. I have a get home bag in all my vehicles but I happen across awesome gear and MREs in my truck all the time.