Get Home Bag for SHTF

Published on August 5, 2018
Duration: 15:22

This video details the creation of a 13lb Get Home Bag for SHTF scenarios, emphasizing the Rule of Threes for essential survival needs. Key components include a Direct Action Dust backpack, Olight headlamp, Frontier water filter, Mora knife, Coyote Tactical Solutions trauma kit, and a FLIR thermal imager. The bag is integrated with an EDC setup featuring a Glock 26, highlighting the importance of legal concealed carry.

Quick Summary

The Rule of Threes guides Get Home Bag selection: 3 minutes without air, 3 hours in harsh conditions, 3 days without water, 3 weeks without food. Essential gear includes a durable backpack, water filter, fire starters, trauma kit, navigation tools, and food.

Chapters

  1. 00:00Introduction & Rule of Threes
  2. 01:24Bag Selection: Direct Action Dust
  3. 02:37Lighting & Navigation Tools
  4. 04:22Survival Tools & Organization
  5. 06:59Medical & Fire Kits
  6. 09:44Food, Optics & Shelter
  7. 12:54Weight & EDC Integration

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Rule of Threes and how does it apply to a Get Home Bag?

The Rule of Threes dictates survival limits: 3 minutes without air, 3 hours in harsh conditions, 3 days without water, and 3 weeks without food. This principle guides the selection of essential items for a Get Home Bag, ensuring core needs are met.

What backpack is recommended for a Get Home Bag?

The video recommends the Direct Action Dust backpack, a durable daypack-sized bag in Pencott camouflage. It's chosen for its portability and ability to hold essential gear without being overly cumbersome.

What are the essential survival tools included in this Get Home Bag?

Key tools include a Mora fixed-blade knife with a fire starter, a Gerber multi-tool, 100ft of paracord, a Frontier water filter straw, and a local map with a compass. Heavy-duty wet wipes are included for hygiene.

What medical and fire-starting supplies are recommended?

A Coyote Tactical Solutions trauma kit with hemostatic gauze and a tourniquet is prioritized. The fire kit contains multiple ignition sources like lighters, Exotac starters, and tinder for reliability.

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