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    I got some thing to sell m69 mask, m15 mask crncb sute, alice pack large,Click image for larger version

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  • #2
    looks like a pretty bad case of TMS. too much stuff.

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    • #3
      You BOB should reflect the needs of the geographical terrain you are in and the temperature fluctuations in a 365 day period. I live in an area where the temperature goes from -50F to +95F in 365 days, it would be silly of me to put together a kit that I could only use during the summer months. Everyone's requirements are different.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by Garand View Post
        You BOB should reflect the needs of the geographical terrain you are in and the temperature fluctuations in a 365 day period. I live in an area where the temperature goes from -50F to +95F in 365 days, it would be silly of me to put together a kit that I could only use during the summer months. Everyone's requirements are different.
        Why anyone would plan for where they don't live is an enigma to me.

        Everyone's requirements are very different. Here, we have 2 springs that flow year round nearby; to some a supply of drinking water would be a concern, but not us.

        Folks need to plan for where they are located and not where we or anyone else are located.



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        • #5
          Unfortunately I have met people that are not willing to put effort into looking what their personal needs are and will just copy the list someone else uses, or you have those that preach one piece of kit religiously that might work in Maine, but would be of far less use in Eastern Montana.

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          • #6
            Itchy wool blanket, fire starter, Billy pot, everything else is open to debate

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            • #7
              Gas masks? ;)

              Originally posted by Garand View Post
              live in an area where the temperature goes from -50F to +95F in 365 days,
              Will you be bugging out or sitting it out?

              Here, the lowest temperature in the past 4 years was 12° and the highest was 104°.




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              • #8
                Depends on the circumstances, I believe in the ability to be flexible and if possible always have a Plan B, C, D, E, etc

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                • #9
                  Excellent answer.

                  We will stay here as everything we'd want and need is here.

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