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To: cripplecreek
...the vast majority of us rural and small town folks should stay put.

Exactly. The issue that some of us rural / small town folk might face is that of returning to our place of safety. A lot of us have had to range farther to find work, so the return home may be a difficult one depending upon circumstances.

For example, I work approx 42-44 miles away from our place in rural north Idaho. Ideally, I'll just get up from my desk, excuse myself by pleading a 'family emergency' (which won't be far off the truth) and drive home. However - I'm quite prepared to walk and or fight my way home if I must. So I've constructed a Get Out Of Dodge kit that will easily sustain me for 3 days in the field, and for five days if I stretch it. It's designed for speed and mobility, but it still weighs about 60 pounds with a full load-out of food, water and ammunition. That weight includes everything right down to weapons, helmet and combat uniform.

I've completely re-written my original post, A High Mobility 72 Hour Kitand I plan to re-publish it complete with pictures.

60 posted on 07/22/2011 8:08:34 PM PDT by Noumenon (The only 'NO' a liberal understands is the one that arrives at muzzle velocity.)
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To: Noumenon
Ignore that last link this one's more up to date: A High Mobility 72 Hour Kit
61 posted on 07/22/2011 8:26:13 PM PDT by Noumenon (The only 'NO' a liberal understands is the one that arrives at muzzle velocity.)
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To: Noumenon

Good stuff. However, may I humbly suggest consolidating your carbine and pistol for one of the somewhat more concealable 5.56 pistols?

200 yard range with assault rifle firepower. Stows in just about anything you’d use for a BOB without alerting everyone who can put an eyeball on you you’re heavily armed.

What’s not to like?


63 posted on 07/22/2011 9:32:51 PM PDT by papertyger
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