At army surplus store
What should I get? Will keep you guys updated.
Multi tools? Leatherman?
>>72300136
Buy a real gun and then kill yourself with it
Water purifiers?
Looks like all cheap shit
Propane? Camping stoves and supply's?
Any recommended watches?
>>72300311
How about some camo gear, camo backpacks and tents anon?
>>72300237
Get an Alex Jones water purifier.
>>72300136
this thread again...?
>>72300136
UR AT SPORTS AUTHORITY U DUMB FUCK
>>72300311
A saiko 5 automatic winding mechanical watch, the cheap piece of shit has some kind of magic where it only loses a couple seconds.
>>72300714
Came here to say this.
>>72300136
See if they have a sweet field jacket
>>72300136
>pellet rifle
What are you protecting yourself from, the small game happening?
>>72300136
Ak47 ultimat habbenin wep
>>72300136
Riot sticks
>>72300905
We all fear the rat man anon.
>>72300136
ghillie suit and anal lube.
#PelletGun
I'm a professional cowboy and I use catheters. Been cowboyin' for 25 years. I've had 14 broken bones, 2 concussions and a punctured lung. I know pain and I don't want any more of it. Especially when I cath.
Go with a .22 and get the lightest one that's the easiest to maintain.
>>72300136
Full NBC respirator and all with spares to last 10 years. Pick and shovel, roll mat, sleeping bag with outer water proof bag, poncho, mess tins and KFS, metal mug, flint and steel, good knife, machete, combats woodland x 3, fleece x 1, water proofs x 1 (poncho can also be worn as extra water proof cape and hood).
You will need 2 x pair of boots with one pair being fully water proof and thermal insulated. Webbing + bergan, compass (nothing cheap) only genuine nato standard shit.
>>72301694
and the list goes on...
but try find any kit lists given out to soldiers before deploying to hostile environments to get an idea, some things can be skipped to save on weight for tours lasting only 3 - 6 months.
>>72300136
>>72301839
like this for instance https://www.arrse.co.uk/community/attachments/deployment_kit_list-doc.27679/
>>72300237
Just get bleach. A drop of bleach for every 2 liters of water, mixed well, will purify it to drinking level.
A few gallons of bleach should last years if you manage them well.
You can also make bleach yourself if you have access to the right chems
