Currently, I no longer live in the city but instead a rural area 45 minutes in vehicle and about 8 hours on foot from Savannah. I live in my Father's house with my family. My closest friends live in Savannah and they are pretty much helpless. They are college kids and their families are all in different states and have no one except me that really would have a chance in a SHTF situation.
Saying this... I think my best bet is to travel to them. They mean a lot to me and I can only prepare them to a certain extent. I believe.. where they are located and if it becomes violent they would be hopeless without someone with training. Especially in their location.
I'm wanting to have enough gear to last 3 days.. I know it's not much but I want to be able to pack light because the chances are.. I'll have to hoof it.
I'm thinking about 300 rounds of 5.56 will be more than enough to get there and back. Maybe about 6 MREs.. Medical gear.. Small tent.. Survival knife.. My camel back.. 550 cord... duct tape.. map.. and the other basic gear.
Any thoughts?
Saying this... I think my best bet is to travel to them. They mean a lot to me and I can only prepare them to a certain extent. I believe.. where they are located and if it becomes violent they would be hopeless without someone with training. Especially in their location.
I'm wanting to have enough gear to last 3 days.. I know it's not much but I want to be able to pack light because the chances are.. I'll have to hoof it.
I'm thinking about 300 rounds of 5.56 will be more than enough to get there and back. Maybe about 6 MREs.. Medical gear.. Small tent.. Survival knife.. My camel back.. 550 cord... duct tape.. map.. and the other basic gear.
Any thoughts?
If you are going to go first thing I would do is pack a second resupply pack to have them cache at their place, then take 150 rounds of 5.56 out of your pack and put it in theirs, along with 2 MRE's. Add a secondary water source to your pack, either another 6-8 liters or a water filter (filter ftw). 
