Okay so S just HTF and you're forced out of your home (it was struck by lightning and set on fire and is about to explode)... what do you grab?
Best gear for SHTF (realistically)
James Nelson
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Matthew Lopez
the dog
Robert Wilson
My 9mm and accessories, box of ammo, first aid kit, knife, pants, boots, canteen, can of deenz, anything I can fit in my ruck in that amount of time.
Angel Brooks
My boots, so I can get to one of my caches.
Christian Hall
My AR15
It’s gucci but I have a basic Aero/BCM non freefloat one leaning against my door, just in case
Brody Lee
yellowstone just erupted and your area is going to be 3feet under in hot ash in 3 days. theres busses taking refugees to the coast, but they don't allow and weapons onboard, and any food/supplies you carry are rationed. what now?
Carter Brooks
All the alcohol that I can carry, thats the best currency in the apocalypse
Nathaniel Edwards
Shoot everyone
Robert Jones
So are we assuming we have less than a minute to gather our things?
John Peterson
Based
Ryder Robinson
I grab the T handle for the primary fire suppression system. Twist 180 and pull. While it’s going through its discharge cycle, I don my EEBD, make sure the wife has hers on, and put a spare on the dog. By that time, the primary system will have finished discharging. I turn the blue handle on the washdown system 90 degrees to sprinkle the exterior surfaces of the building, then check the board to see if any smokes or heats are still polling trouble. Follow up and overhaul as necessary.
Afterward, I’ll check the telemetry from the magazines to see if there’s anything going on out there that needs dealing with.
Lucas Thomas
Load up the sedan with ammo crates, throw all the guns in the back (keep a pistol in the front with me), grab my go bag, vest, gas mask bag, all the canned food I can carry and hit the road
Josiah Morales
Your mom's ass, as I blow my load deep inside her asshole
Landon Lopez
rifle case, bible, cat
Jeremiah Nelson
Cringe.
Samuel Parker
no u
Adam White
old CF coat or flecktarn jacket depending which is closer. A spam can of x39 and pic related
Elijah Bailey
My son. If I have any time after that I grab my wallet, phone, car keys and my small stash of emergency cash. Also right next too the cash is an external hard drive with all my important photos and documents.
Aaron Ramirez
My cat will hide under the bed which means I'll have to set up a pillow fort and defend home base. Good thing that means I don't need to worry about how much ammo I can carry though.
James Lopez
Nah I'm good thanks. I would go find a cave and use respirators. Of course I live in a concrete building, with a concrete roof, deck, and besides the flooring, entirely fire proof.
Luke Collins
sip constantly.
Gabriel Collins
Realistically ?
I'd grab my Glock 17 (15+0), a box of ammo and 2 other mags (both kept unloaded btw bc of spring tension). FMJs because I believe penetration is key and that HPs won't perform better in the field of terminal ballistics.
Then an AR15 I don't own yet (prob a S&W sport 2 or a Ruger), equiped with a Vortex Speedfire (x1) since I have a relatively bad astigmatism that makes me unable to use reddots with ease.
A 2nd option would be to have a FAL with a 1-6 optic and a walther PP in 32 acp. Less effective but way more fun.
Levi Smith
nothing. realistically youre die gonna anyways, from something entirely out of your control and you can't even see.
Lucas Baker
The Road was so fucking depressing...
Joseph Cruz
Oy vey, this is peak noguns
James Young
G19, backpack with food, water, spare mags/ammo, sleeping system, flashlights, (Its a backpacking pack). Throw as much shit into my 2-day suitcase as possible. Grab the wife and dog and gtfo in the RAV4 if possible
Jayden Ward
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Cameron Jones
Keys to the car and to one of my other homes that presumably have not yet been hit by lightning.
I've got food, fuel and weapons effectively cached across the country.
Wyatt Bell
Wrong thread?
Samuel Perez
Kek
Carson Rogers
>SHTF
>realistic
Isaac Campbell
My bug out bag is right there. My guns and ammo are waiting in the safe. I've got a car, and a cabin to go to which is fully equipped, I'd take as many boxes of food from my reserve as I can get into the car. Plus the cat, and what close relatives living nearby that need help with transport. If also the cabin is gone I have several other places to go, and I have sufficient kit in the BOB to establish a camp in the wilderness for several months. The last thing I acquired was a small inflatable boat; light enough that I can carry it, big enough that I can move three people or lots of gear in it. There's a million things that can go to hell. I'm planning for the more likely ones. Maybe I will fail. But I will have put effort into trying.
Luis Ramirez
Nigger
Nolan Anderson
*blocks path*
Isaiah Butler
my pistol my 22lr and my emergency bag with first aid kit waterfilter emergency rations ect
Aaron Morgan
I've shot enough small vermin to definitively say 9mm FMJ is not very good for getting a quick stop.
Christian Scott
Nice airsoft gun lol