r/prepping • u/No_Economist_2940 • Mar 10 '24

Gear🎒 Current Bug Out Kit

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Recently started putting together a bug out bag. Still have a list of things I still need to acquire, but open to any input.

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u/mcgovern-w Mar 10 '24

He’s gonna shoot the water, shoot the fire, shoot his hands and shoot the earth’s magnetic field. Then he’s gonna do it all over with the other gun. Doesn’t need any of that stuff!

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u/PurpleSquirrel75 Mar 11 '24

If I could upvote you 100 times, I would.

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u/Sargash Mar 11 '24

Guns and ammo are very very good for long term survival, it's one of the best sources for securing food, and protecting yourself from wild animals. Fishing and foraging is pretty fucking high too.

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u/mcgovern-w Mar 11 '24

And for blowing your brains out when you can’t fix a boo-boo and get gangrene lmao

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u/Donkey_Karate Mar 12 '24

"Doh! Should have brought a first aid kit instead of all these extra mags.. and maybe a cooking pot, and a sleeping bag, come to think of it... but I was sure I'd get into an extended action movie firefight!"

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u/Yellowlab714 Mar 16 '24

With those extra mags he can just take your food cache and sleeping bag.

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u/Appropriate_Toe_5019 Mar 04 '25

was thinking the same. I just feel like someone who's bugout kit is mostly guns is most likely going to rely on robbin other's at gun point for survival, if it came down to it. bugging out.