Here's something that most, if not all, haven't noticed. Your vehicle. A 1980s Toyota land cruiser. No fancy computer, no on-star, GPS, no nothing. Easy to work on. Very good choice.
First thing I noticed actually. Many videos ago…I’ve had 3 hilux pickups, 91’ Land Cruiser, and currently 2001 tundra (hunting truck) 2018 tundra, and got the wife an 18 4Runner. Makes me feel proud that a man of faith, navy seal hero drives a Land Cruiser. Greeting from Alabama. Nuff said.
It does my heart well to know all these true men exist out there. We are truly brothers. Not just in arms, but in spirit of being grounded humans. God Bless and be safe.
My box has been ready for years. Hope I never need it but it's there. Thanks for all the pointers n for teaching people who aren't ready man. You guys keep in the fight n I love it
Wish i could afford a plate carrier. My tactics are: avoid combat, dont be seen and dont get shot! Im old school so i use an LBV88 with a 70s pistol belt and ALICE gear. I carry 6 5.56 mags on the vest and 4 M9 20 rounders on the belt. I Love the shoulder straps on the LBV over the old H or Y suspenders, its super comfortable and distributes the weight really well even with about 30~35 lbs of gear but you do sweat. I carry about 10 hrs of water and 48 hrs of sustainment gear on the pistol belt with a butt pack. I call it my EMP walkin kit. God forbid i ever have to use it in real life but i walk with it every week just to stay fit and stay used to the weight and feel of it.
Thank you Chadd, been learning a lot from you and the men out there. Went to a gun show and it was overwhelming but cool! Starting to put my own stuff together and weapons of choice.
I’m very encouraged to see all the people that have awakened and getting squared away watching your videos. They are way ahead of the Learning curve by following your advice. You’re a great example of someone taking the skills and blessings that God has given, and using them to bless others. keep up the good work and I hope to see you on the trail in February 10th in Summerville.
Hey bro, did you hear about the shot stop body armor scandal? The NIJ tested some plates off their production line and they failed. It was found that they snuck some Chinese materials into the plates. The company is going under. Just a suggestion, maybe consider some hesco plates…….
Great content! I use my Decked truck bed drawer system as my war box. One side has my plate carrier with the Shot Stop GT2 plates, rifle and pistol mags, aid kit, spare ammo and some tools. The other side has my get home bag, extra food, water, shelter, etc. I am in the process of setting up a vehicle specific war belt so I can go from my EDC carry of my handgun straight to my war belt - but crap is expensive! Ya'll take care and stay strapped.
Good video. Level 4 Ceramic front/back plates and then soft body armor for sides and extended front protection is another good variation for a plate carrier.
Nice setup one thing be careful with rubber bands if they get much sun the uv breaks them quick especially up in the northern rockies at 10,000'. The uv is so high ive had cheap rubber bands break in 2 days. Make sure you look at them for cracks and replace as needed.
I have the gun belt, a plate carrier and a H - harness with chest rig. At present my plate carrier has llla front, back and sides. All soft armor. This is for my wife. We hopefully will not be running and gunning. I'm 66 she's 62. But if necessary we can move for a while. Stay safe out there. And it's never nuff said..there is always more to learn.
I've been waiting for this one since the subject first aired. I have a FLC vest ($20.00 at military surplus store) for my mag pouches in my war box, along with a flashlight, batteries, multi tool, and small binocs. I have a few more items I must get including 550 paracord. Thanks for the very useful information Chadd!!!!
Can you do a video that would instruct guys like most of us that are not trained up SEALS to use the gear or what to do when confronted with the treats that we might encounter WTSHTF?
Funny how opinions can differ. If I can only choose 1, I’m going with a quality gun belt. No chest rig (unless contact expected) And a backpack with all the extra supplies. I found this setup to be the most maneuverable for sure when covering distances.
I have ShotStop plates. I heard last week that they disbanded and got caught using substandard material. They are no longer in business. It makes me wonder if my plates are still any good but I guess they’re better than nothing.
I've had my car broken into 3 times in 30 years. not super often but each time I lost all contents. I'd be afraid to leave gear and weapons in the car if I had to park around town doing errands.
I live in New York City and I've had my car broken into twice, losing A couple thousand in tools and supplies,I ended up cutting out and squaring off my tire well and adding a lid with a lock .
Good discussion of the different levels of kit. Every option (plate carrier, chest rig, or war belt) comes with pros and cons. It's easy for people to fetishize certain pieces of equipment and say "oh you HAVE to buy this or you'll die" but the reality is that every equipment choice is a compromise. There's no perfect kit, and the one you have is alway better than the one you don't.
Love yr teaching & strategies Chadd. This old gal has eyes wide open to hiw MY precious country gas fallen & shes having trouble fetting up under this corript admin. God help Us🥰👍🇺🇲
Just remember yall, you will not be resupplied like the military is so make sure you train often and have more water and ammo then you think you will ever need on you. I carry 12 liters of water in my bug out bag with ways to plus up to 22L and 600 rounds of ammo in my mags for my ar. If its heavy then train in it to strees test all your gear in every way.
My company just started a fitness benefit where we can claim a 50% reimbursement for any athletic equipment up to $300 per year (not sports or accessories). Weight vests are listed as something they would reimburse, I wonder if a receipt for a plate carrier looks similar enough to a weight vest to count.
In the event folks at home need to don gear, what gear would be suited for a more low profile/ covert setup? To not draw unwanted attention to yourself and loved ones a PC and gun belt doesn’t help with staying off the radar and keeping a low profile in an urban environment, I wish we lived in the country but that’s not our current reality. Thank you Chadd for the info and letting us learn through your experiences Sir!
For concealable body armor, there are vids posted already. In short, wear a Fetterman hoodie. Or wear a windbreaker. Or if you are in the North and need a parka, just wear that. And wear armor underneath. Soft armor conceals well enough. Hard armor can be concealed with the right outer covering. It's a little easier with a slick carrier. Steel plates are about 1/4 inch thick if you feel ceramic is too fat. As a general rule I would put some padding under any plate. Between your body and the plate.
Might be good to keep in vehicle even with the expense. Depends on the individual. I commute 75 miles one way daily. I'd rather have in the vehicle. Chances are very good we may not be at home when we need this.But we need to get back home to the family.
My box stays in jeep. Jeep isn't nothing fancy it is in almost mint state for a 2001 but there is so many of these things in my area it blends in well. I have a gorilla tote with dual locks. Sure it can be broken Into but alarm will sound and 90% of the time a thief runs at sign of trouble
I bought metal plates for this exact reason plus they were only $200 but... let me tell you These plates are heavy as hell, 26 pounds before ammo, water, gear. They are making a synthetic/ceramic hybrid now that has the best of both worlds but $$$$ Pros and cons to everything friend.
@keithridlen7122 what do you think about the safe life defense stuff? I saw some independent testing done by a few different RUclipsrs and the 3A+ soft armor was stopping Civil Defense 9mm rounds going 2100 fps. That was enough to sell me. Got one back in 2019 for 450. It's enough for my purposes, I think you're much more likely to go up against bad guys with pistols than you are groups of cartel members with ARs and AKs. Plus I'd rather stay light and be able to move much faster in a gunfight.
@that1electrician I've never used them/purchased them, so I can't say anything tbh. But... If you found something that works for you and your budget RUN IT, soft plates feel awesome when you're moving in and out of vehicles/going to the store. Steel plates and ceramic just wear you down over time, they'll beat up your body while you're moving. What enemy we'll encounter is really anybodies guess, it could be a junkie with a .380, Chinese paratroopers or own own government but one thing is for sure... I'm going to bring as much armor/ammo as I can carry to that fight. I love the idea of running a chest rig but there's no margine for error and I like the added insurance of plates.
@@keithridlen7122you’re correct, I met a man who was in the military and wearing plates every day wrecked his body, not combat, just walking around working.
I agree with you on kitting things to be a minuteman if needed, I try to also keep some food and water in my qrf kit. IMHO I think once the box is pulled from the closet, the rifle should be added should ride with the kit. Your video got me thinking too, what about footwear and some clothes. Yeah and someday, a bump helmet and an anpvs14. As an aside, I am interested in hearing more about how you can use an IR laser to communicate with others in your team if you wouldnt mind. Thanks like your videos, Long live the republic. A friend in Rio Rancho NM.
Hey Chad, first of all thank you for all of the info you post for us. I wanted to suggest a video. I know the war box is not supposed to perpetually be in the vehicle, but when it is, it needs to be secured and there are a few options out there for exactly that. Was wondering if you wouldn't find it interesting yourself, but also if it would make some good content for a video. I'm familiar with certain products and ideas to accomplish is, but I thought maybe it'd bee a good video and info for the rest, including myself. I'm sure you have a couple of ideas that most, no matter their experience and knowledge, would be glad to know. Thanks again, and by the way, love you too brother.
I always see soldiers training with big heavy backpacks. Do soldiers throw the backpack on after this kit you speak of? Plus, I see some military with a pistol on the chest. What's up with the pistol on the chest rig?
Ok but with the military kit it will draw fire on you as a operator , if your not in a group and are alone, what about a kit that will not say shoot me I am a operator, a sling bag , maybe slow on getting to your stuff , what’s your thoughts on other gear to get you home but doesn’t scream I am ex or military
the war box is just a box friend, get a black box from Home Depot and cover it in Hello Kitty/baby shark stickers and people walking by won't look twice at it. If you're concerned about gray man tactics there's a wealth of knowledge here on YT
I wear my kit walking around the neighborhood for exercise. Nobody's ever shot at me... hell, I don't think anyone's ever even gave me a second look. I even went walking with my gear on with my rifle slung while wearing an alpaca poncho just for giggles and had cops drive by and not notice (this is legal in Texas, btw). Think Clint Eastwood in the spaghetti westerns, lol...
I have a backpack for hiking with a 3A panel in it, you can put it on over your chest if you need a bullet proof vest, discreet protection you can leave in plain sight in your vehicle.
@@keithridlen7122 , yes not talking about the box, more about walking around in a full or partial kit, in a shtf outbrake. Was thinking more on discreet gear that you could be walking by a group of people and they would have no idea that your geared up. don’t get me wrong I have plenty of military style gear , battle belts , back packs , h harness gear.etc
So, keyboard warrior here, so just trying to learn... In regards to the "other stuff that goes in here" My questions revolve around what is needed for the mission you do not know what it will be. What stuff do you have to cover the unknown? Also what do you use for cold weather gear?
I’ve never seen a man with a beard 5X as long as his shorts. Bold move.
Lolop
That’s the kind of man you just stop and say, understood.
😂
He's earned the confidence to do so..with his background most wouldn't make fun of him!!lol
Here's something that most, if not all, haven't noticed.
Your vehicle.
A 1980s Toyota land cruiser.
No fancy computer, no on-star, GPS, no nothing.
Easy to work on.
Very good choice.
I was wondering about the vehicle - similar to Jeep Cherokee - now I know, great, I want one.
I noticed immediately. Can’t beat an old Toyota
Not cheap, but worth every penny.
First thing I noticed actually. Many videos ago…I’ve had 3 hilux pickups, 91’ Land Cruiser, and currently 2001 tundra (hunting truck) 2018 tundra, and got the wife an 18 4Runner.
Makes me feel proud that a man of faith, navy seal hero drives a Land Cruiser. Greeting from Alabama. Nuff said.
It does my heart well to know all these true men exist out there. We are truly brothers. Not just in arms, but in spirit of being grounded humans.
God Bless and be safe.
My box has been ready for years. Hope I never need it but it's there. Thanks for all the pointers n for teaching people who aren't ready man. You guys keep in the fight n I love it
Wish i could afford a plate carrier. My tactics are: avoid combat, dont be seen and dont get shot! Im old school so i use an LBV88 with a 70s pistol belt and ALICE gear. I carry 6 5.56 mags on the vest and 4 M9 20 rounders on the belt. I Love the shoulder straps on the LBV over the old H or Y suspenders, its super comfortable and distributes the weight really well even with about 30~35 lbs of gear but you do sweat. I carry about 10 hrs of water and 48 hrs of sustainment gear on the pistol belt with a butt pack. I call it my EMP walkin kit. God forbid i ever have to use it in real life but i walk with it every week just to stay fit and stay used to the weight and feel of it.
Frogman, this 40 yr. old Eagle Scout, TEXAN & Patriot is very appreciative of this informative video. Luv y'all!✌
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Thank you Chadd, been learning a lot from you and the men out there. Went to a gun show and it was overwhelming but cool! Starting to put my own stuff together and weapons of choice.
We all start from zero. And we all start somewhere. Good for you getting the ball rolling!
I’m very encouraged to see all the people that have awakened and getting squared away watching your videos. They are way ahead of the Learning curve by following your advice. You’re a great example of someone taking the skills and blessings that God has given, and using them to bless others. keep up the good work and I hope to see you on the trail in February 10th in Summerville.
All the people lol, what %? 5?
Now just beware corrupt law enforcement willing to abuse their position.
Hey bro, did you hear about the shot stop body armor scandal? The NIJ tested some plates off their production line and they failed. It was found that they snuck some Chinese materials into the plates. The company is going under. Just a suggestion, maybe consider some hesco plates…….
If he's a fed trying to set some of you up, J6 style, faulty plates would be the cherry on top.
@@colliswilliams8992 if so that’s a dang good cover persona 😂
Thank you for all the wisdom, knowledge, and encouraging teachings, Chad and Chili
My war box would be spilling out of those shorts.
😂
Get you some 1 inch mesh Chadd talks about in the other video
Thank you Chad!
I love your no nonsense, practical approach to readiness. Great job!
Great content! I use my Decked truck bed drawer system as my war box. One side has my plate carrier with the Shot Stop GT2 plates, rifle and pistol mags, aid kit, spare ammo and some tools. The other side has my get home bag, extra food, water, shelter, etc. I am in the process of setting up a vehicle specific war belt so I can go from my EDC carry of my handgun straight to my war belt - but crap is expensive! Ya'll take care and stay strapped.
Those are tactical T-bagging shorts😊
Thanks so much Chadd, there are a lot of people who need to see and hear this info. Just starting out, survival and gear packing. 🙏🇺🇲👍👍
Winter jacket and short shorts. Confused? Thanks for sharing this with us. Great tips
You only need to protect your coals 😂
Chad probably just got back from a brisk 20 mile run and put a jacket on before filming. 😂
@@nickcoldest7128 your probably right. For the record I was teasing. I live in MN and wear shorts 90% of the time.
@@harrygrimley4352👍
Good video. Level 4 Ceramic front/back plates and then soft body armor for sides and extended front protection is another good variation for a plate carrier.
Nice setup one thing be careful with rubber bands if they get much sun the uv breaks them quick especially up in the northern rockies at 10,000'. The uv is so high ive had cheap rubber bands break in 2 days. Make sure you look at them for cracks and replace as needed.
And those rubber bands can put an eye 👁️ out 👍💯🎯😎
My parents still have my old boy scout foot locker from summer camp, I'm going to go check if it's still in good enough shape to make my war box.
I have the gun belt, a plate carrier and a H - harness with chest rig. At present my plate carrier has llla front, back and sides. All soft armor. This is for my wife. We hopefully will not be running and gunning. I'm 66 she's 62. But if necessary we can move for a while.
Stay safe out there. And it's never nuff said..there is always more to learn.
I've been waiting for this one since the subject first aired. I have a FLC vest ($20.00 at military surplus store) for my mag pouches in my war box, along with a flashlight, batteries, multi tool, and small binocs. I have a few more items I must get including 550 paracord. Thanks for the very useful information Chadd!!!!
Can you do a video that would instruct guys like most of us that are not trained up SEALS to use the gear or what to do when confronted with the treats that we might encounter WTSHTF?
Man I like your content . And straight forward approach keep up the great work
Giant c trail being laid there turning the sky grey. Appreciate all you do 3 7
That's what I was about to say
You guys are inspiring !!!❤
Funny how opinions can differ. If I can only choose 1, I’m going with a quality gun belt. No chest rig (unless contact expected) And a backpack with all the extra supplies. I found this setup to be the most maneuverable for sure when covering distances.
I have those Mat Bock adjustable lens thingy's for your nods you can just dial it in pin point or big eye and plus it protects your lens
I have ShotStop plates. I heard last week that they disbanded and got caught using substandard material. They are no longer in business. It makes me wonder if my plates are still any good but I guess they’re better than nothing.
More and more businesses these days are being bitten by the shrinkflation(greed)bug!
@@robertlawson698I've felt the greed bug in almost every part of my life recently.
Nice truck 🤙the colour, the age, the condition. 👌moi, making me miss my old truck man.
I've had my car broken into 3 times in 30 years. not super often but each time I lost all contents. I'd be afraid to leave gear and weapons in the car if I had to park around town doing errands.
I live in New York City and I've had my car broken into twice, losing A couple thousand in tools and supplies,I ended up cutting out and squaring off my tire well and adding a lid with a lock .
He's going to be fighting in those shorts is hilariously cool 😎
Love this series!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge! Much Respect!
Love this time of year. And hate these holidays
I’ve had my Leatherneck MUT for over 12 years. Glad to hear some people still keep em around too.
Chadd, bride bought me a DECKED DRAW system for my 2018 Tacoma. Locks up nice.
Good discussion of the different levels of kit. Every option (plate carrier, chest rig, or war belt) comes with pros and cons. It's easy for people to fetishize certain pieces of equipment and say "oh you HAVE to buy this or you'll die" but the reality is that every equipment choice is a compromise. There's no perfect kit, and the one you have is alway better than the one you don't.
Thanks chad 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Love yr teaching & strategies Chadd. This old gal has eyes wide open to hiw MY precious country gas fallen & shes having trouble fetting up under this corript admin. God help Us🥰👍🇺🇲
Might I suggest a Paint Can Opener… Cheap/Free piece of kit & pulls out Stuck shells like a Mutha’
Just remember yall, you will not be resupplied like the military is so make sure you train often and have more water and ammo then you think you will ever need on you. I carry 12 liters of water in my bug out bag with ways to plus up to 22L and 600 rounds of ammo in my mags for my ar. If its heavy then train in it to strees test all your gear in every way.
Chad and James Reeves need to have a short shorts competition.
Nice job brother
I do need to get organized. I appreciate this series.
Nuff said brother God bless
A good multitool is mandatory. I have a Gerber in a pouch on my belt that I never go anywhere without, unless I need to board a plane
Went to the airport in a rush and forgot I had it in my Fanny pack. Got taken.
My company just started a fitness benefit where we can claim a 50% reimbursement for any athletic equipment up to $300 per year (not sports or accessories). Weight vests are listed as something they would reimburse, I wonder if a receipt for a plate carrier looks similar enough to a weight vest to count.
Plates for weight.👍🏻. If you shop the store enough I bet the receipt would say weight vest.
I’ve trained with both the carrier and H gear and, yes, the harness is more comfortable, by a mile. But you can’t beat protection.
I like the Land Cruiser the best! All the best for 2024. Happy running.
In the event folks at home need to don gear, what gear would be suited for a more low profile/ covert setup? To not draw unwanted attention to yourself and loved ones a PC and gun belt doesn’t help with staying off the radar and keeping a low profile in an urban environment, I wish we lived in the country but that’s not our current reality. Thank you Chadd for the info and letting us learn through your experiences Sir!
For concealable body armor, there are vids posted already.
In short, wear a Fetterman hoodie. Or wear a windbreaker. Or if you are in the North and need a parka, just wear that. And wear armor underneath.
Soft armor conceals well enough.
Hard armor can be concealed with the right outer covering. It's a little easier with a slick carrier. Steel plates are about 1/4 inch thick if you feel ceramic is too fat. As a general rule I would put some padding under any plate. Between your body and the plate.
Might be good to keep in vehicle even with the expense. Depends on the individual. I commute 75 miles one way daily. I'd rather have in the vehicle. Chances are very good we may not be at home when we need this.But we need to get back home to the family.
My box stays in jeep. Jeep isn't nothing fancy it is in almost mint state for a 2001 but there is so many of these things in my area it blends in well. I have a gorilla tote with dual locks. Sure it can be broken Into but alarm will sound and 90% of the time a thief runs at sign of trouble
Love your content, bro. Thank you for sharing the knowledge.🙏🏽💪🏽🤘🏽
Those shorts will keep the enemies away. LOL.
Nice Chad, thanks. Also, "ShotStop is no longer taking orders until further notice."
Thanx for reminding me I need to inspect my box and make sure the moths ain’t eat that stuff!
Nice shorts
Yo I wear shorts in winter too. The folks in NC think Im nuts😂😂😂
Great content. Thank you!
James Reeves aka: Gunshorts would be proud!
Good information. Have a good and blessed day.
Good solid info. A monthly review/inventory is what I do to make sure I know just what is where.
Excellent advice. Thank you. Beautiful background for the video, too.
Great video Chadd the people judging your shorts have a long road ahead for them but a lot of great takeaways in this keep producing great content.
I like rubber bands to secure shit. They dry rot pretty quickly, have to change them all the time.
😂grizzly Adams in short shorts freaking hillarious
Ceramic plates are light, but they will only take a few direct hits before shattering.
I bought metal plates for this exact reason plus they were only $200 but... let me tell you
These plates are heavy as hell, 26 pounds before ammo, water, gear. They are making a synthetic/ceramic hybrid now that has the best of both worlds but $$$$
Pros and cons to everything friend.
@keithridlen7122 what do you think about the safe life defense stuff? I saw some independent testing done by a few different RUclipsrs and the 3A+ soft armor was stopping Civil Defense 9mm rounds going 2100 fps. That was enough to sell me.
Got one back in 2019 for 450. It's enough for my purposes, I think you're much more likely to go up against bad guys with pistols than you are groups of cartel members with ARs and AKs.
Plus I'd rather stay light and be able to move much faster in a gunfight.
@that1electrician I've never used them/purchased them, so I can't say anything tbh. But... If you found something that works for you and your budget RUN IT, soft plates feel awesome when you're moving in and out of vehicles/going to the store. Steel plates and ceramic just wear you down over time, they'll beat up your body while you're moving.
What enemy we'll encounter is really anybodies guess, it could be a junkie with a .380, Chinese paratroopers or own own government but one thing is for sure... I'm going to bring as much armor/ammo as I can carry to that fight.
I love the idea of running a chest rig but there's no margine for error and I like the added insurance of plates.
@@keithridlen7122you’re correct, I met a man who was in the military and wearing plates every day wrecked his body, not combat, just walking around working.
I feel like Im sitting in a real Navy firearms training class. Great demonstration sir!
Good stuff, would love to see your plate carrier up closer because you have some great ideas.
Radios are good for when comms go
I agree with you on kitting things to be a minuteman if needed, I try to also keep some food and water in my qrf kit. IMHO I think once the box is pulled from the closet, the rifle should be added should ride with the kit. Your video got me thinking too, what about footwear and some clothes. Yeah and someday, a bump helmet and an anpvs14.
As an aside, I am interested in hearing more about how you can use an IR laser to communicate with others in your team if you wouldnt mind. Thanks like your videos, Long live the republic. A friend in Rio Rancho NM.
Thank you Chadd n Chilly !
Great info. It looks like your war wagon is a 60 series Land Cruiser. Great choice.
Ready for the next war box video!! LETS GOOOO!!! 😎😎
I keep about the same stuff on mine. But no side plates. I also have a good fixed blade that straps to the shoulder strap
Hey Chad, first of all thank you for all of the info you post for us. I wanted to suggest a video. I know the war box is not supposed to perpetually be in the vehicle, but when it is, it needs to be secured and there are a few options out there for exactly that. Was wondering if you wouldn't find it interesting yourself, but also if it would make some good content for a video. I'm familiar with certain products and ideas to accomplish is, but I thought maybe it'd bee a good video and info for the rest, including myself. I'm sure you have a couple of ideas that most, no matter their experience and knowledge, would be glad to know. Thanks again, and by the way, love you too brother.
Option 1 & 2 or 1&3, best option to run both. Distribute gear and weight
Love these videos. Ready to see the other one.
Thanks Chadd
I always see soldiers training with big heavy backpacks. Do soldiers throw the backpack on after this kit you speak of? Plus, I see some military with a pistol on the chest. What's up with the pistol on the chest rig?
Please continue this series!
Great tips and example
You can only control yourself, your words, your actions....
that's a fact. Other than that you are just along for the ride.
Next Level !!!❤❤
These most ancient mountains we call home.
I know very well. From pa. To ga Carolina to Kentucky
I run a onward research Reece chest rig and wear a low profile armored plate carrier and a gun belt
Proper shorts length 💪🏻 the haters don’t have legs worth showing off
That view is fucking BEAUTIFUL!👀💓
I am insanely jealous. I wish I was there.🌄
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Thanks Chad!
Great information please keep it coming
Ok but with the military kit it will draw fire on you as a operator , if your not in a group and are alone, what about a kit that will not say shoot me I am a operator, a sling bag , maybe slow on getting to your stuff , what’s your thoughts on other gear to get you home but doesn’t scream I am ex or military
the war box is just a box friend, get a black box from Home Depot and cover it in Hello Kitty/baby shark stickers and people walking by won't look twice at it.
If you're concerned about gray man tactics there's a wealth of knowledge here on YT
I wear my kit walking around the neighborhood for exercise. Nobody's ever shot at me... hell, I don't think anyone's ever even gave me a second look. I even went walking with my gear on with my rifle slung while wearing an alpaca poncho just for giggles and had cops drive by and not notice (this is legal in Texas, btw). Think Clint Eastwood in the spaghetti westerns, lol...
I have a backpack for hiking with a 3A panel in it, you can put it on over your chest if you need a bullet proof vest, discreet protection you can leave in plain sight in your vehicle.
@@keithridlen7122 , yes not talking about the box, more about walking around in a full or partial kit, in a shtf outbrake.
Was thinking more on discreet gear that you could be walking by a group of people and they would have no idea that your geared up.
don’t get me wrong I have plenty of military style gear , battle belts , back packs , h harness gear.etc
Great video man! Only forgot one really important item…. Those shorts! We can be running and gunning without comfort ! 😉
So, keyboard warrior here, so just trying to learn... In regards to the "other stuff that goes in here" My questions revolve around what is needed for the mission you do not know what it will be. What stuff do you have to cover the unknown? Also what do you use for cold weather gear?
Nice shorts sealino
I didn't realize SEALs wore Ranger Panties :)
Damn... Usually I just come to these Retired Ninja channels for light trolling and drinking games. But this is something I'll have done this weekend.
LV119 overt. You will be happy. You can add a zipper backpack, maybe keep some pants in there. 😊
I'd like to know more about your vehicle set up.
Thank you!
I use a claymore bag for ammo. Awesome potential for a bunch of stuff
Hey look at that awesome chemtrail in the sky
The silkies baby