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  • Icarry2

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    I would suggest looking through the sticky thread about bug out bags..

    https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...r_preparedness/151216-bug_out_bags_101_a.html

    A lot of good info in that thread.

    Most put together a bag on their own to get a better bang for the buck.

    If your set on buying a packaged bag look into the following thread..

    https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...dness/183159-commercial_bobs_sources_etc.html

    Oh and wlecome to INGO, please drop by the welcome thread and introduce yourself.

    Introductions and Greetings - INGunOwners

    Also search is your friend on here..

    TJ
     

    doglb

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    I would agree with everyone else, pre-made is not the way to go!
    Build it up to your specific needs, that way you get what you want and its not junk! You can do so much better when you build your own!
     

    HavokCycle

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    yeahhhh... look at the pre-made ones and get ideas.

    far cheaper to pack your own. the ones i've seen, load you down with things that just dont make sense, or make TOO MUCH sense and are redundant.
     

    pmorriso

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    Yup, checking out others is always a good idea but you need to cater to your own needs. Figure out the duration of food you need, water, ammo, first aid, then add some personal items.
     

    Boba

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    I built my own from "scratch" as with most of the posters above. Knowledge is the key, not "stuff." Although to answer your query and to give you some ideas, check out survivalgearbags. Good people. :yesway:

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