Get home pack. What do you have in it?

[Zeake]

Don't overlook medications and treatments for injuries. They weigh very little and in a SHTF situation, a minor infection could end up killing you without treatment.

Amoxicillin makes me **** my colon out. I'll pass on that one. But nice list.

 

[Bear44]

Amoxicillin makes me **** my colon out. I'll pass on that one. But nice list.

Pack an antibiotic that works for you. When they were first discovered they were revolutionary and we take them for granted now. We shouldn't.

 

[Sigo]

30-50 miles... I've got my EDC with a couple of extra mags. A first aid kit. Enough food bars (CLiff or B-fast bars) for a couple of days. At least 1/2 a case of bottled water. Rolled up plastic tarp, line and fire making tools. Wool blanket. Map and knowledge of area within 50 miles. That'll be enough for a two day walk.

 

[Bear44]

30-50 miles... I've got my EDC with a couple of extra mags. A first aid kit. Enough food bars (CLiff or B-fast bars) for a couple of days. At least 1/2 a case of bottled water. Rolled up plastic tarp, line and fire making tools. Wool blanket. Map and knowledge of area within 50 miles. That'll be enough for a two day walk.

Depending on what the situation is, 25 miles a day could be very optimistic.

 

[madmarinehays]

Depending on what the situation is, 25 miles a day could be very optimistic.

Yeah most people's walking pace is 3 miles an hour, Without a 30 to 50lbs pack and not continuous.

Realistically I think maybe 10 to 12 miles a day.

 

[Bear44]

Yeah most people's walking pace is 3 miles an hour, Without a 30 to 50lbs pack and not continuous.

Realistically I think maybe 10 to 12 miles a day.

Now take into account the variety of adverse conditions that could have caused the SHTF in the first place and that could easily drop to less than 5 miles a day.

 

[Sigo]

Depending on what the situation is, 25 miles a day could be very optimistic.

Yea... You're right, I have slowed a bit too. That's OK cause I can last four days with what I got.

 

[Psilloh1]

This does not include a tactical vest and it's contents kept in a separate pack. This may seem like a lot, but most of it is very small and light. Actual weight of the pack is right at 35lbs.

Go-Bag Inventory

Updated 12/9/16


Main pouch:

Food Bag

Stove Fuel

Four Freeze-dried Meals

Two Freeze-dries Breakfasts

Five Meal Bars

CLP

Extra camp Fuel

Warm Weather Socks

Cold Weather Socks

Gloves

Camp Bag

Camp Cup

Fork and Spoon

Tin Foil

Light Line

Hammock

Field Jacket w/Liner

Hat

Double Pistol Mag Pouch

Drop Leg Pistol Holster

Suspenders

Belt

Camo Shirt

Camo Pants

Long Johns

T-Shirt

Secondary Pouch:

*GPS

*Binoculars

Water Purifier

Cough Killer

Maps

*Range Finder

Para Cord

Extra Straps

Camo Face Paint

Compass

Headlamp

Tools Bag

.40 Glock 22 Barrel

Knife Sharpener

Extra Compass

Leatherman Tools

Right Side:

Machete

Right Side Pouch:

Fire Bag

Candle Lamp

Fire Flint and Striker

Waterproof Matches (box)

Waterproof Matches w/striker papers (tube)

Fire Lighter Sticks

Three Lighters

Camp Stove

Lights Bag

Flashlight

4 Extra Batteries

Warm Bag

Two Foil Blankets

Left Side Pouch:

Meds Bag

Amoxicillin 500mg

Antibiotic Ointment

Prilosec

Advil

Vitamins

T-Paper

Toothpaste

Toothbrush

Camp Soap

Hand Sanitizer

Bug Repellant

Sunblock

Listerine Strips

Water Purification Tablets

Sixteen Nicotine Gum

One Week of Regular Meds

Gun Cleaning Bag

Brass Brush

Nylon Brush

AR Tool

Snake

Extra Ziploc Bags

Bottom Pouch:

Rain Gear

Sleeping Bag Liner

Top Pouch:

Life Straw

Mess Kit

First-aid Kit

Rain Cover

List

Belt Pouches:

Three Extra Glock 17 Mags

Exterior Bottom:

Sleeping Bag

Tent

 

[Psilloh1]

Meant to add very comprehensive list. Will review mine likely Over the next couple days while I will be stuck inside

 

[ADAduckhuntr]

If you're packing over 20-25 lbs.....
I'm calling
BS