Good thing I know both.

Lots of folks buy med gear and have no clue how to use it

Thats good

Well unfortunately right now there isn't much I can do yet

If anyone has any questions on good med gear or training. I got good experience.

Poor as shit due to my own laziness so if something bad happens to me I understand I have no one else to blame but myself, but I'm getting myself out of the hole I put myself in

Got to start somewhere. There also is plenty of decent gear out there that’s not to expensive. Focus on getting yourself comfortable first.

Yeah at least I'm not in VA though having to worry about a potential boogaloo everyday

Although VA does border my state

People focus way too much on tactical gear and overspend

Having a good quality gun, some spare parts and ammunition is important but so is having a few months worth of food and water 🤷‍♂️

Focusing on water is better than food.

yeah you'll die faster without water

You can go weeks without food. Or very little food.

Yeah, but canned beef stew is cheap and has a long ass shelf life

Yes it does.

Same with spam, don’t really need mountain house meals that cost a fortune that last 20 years

I just take boxes of MRE’s off trucks.

When you can rotate beef stew/spam and other such items

And the money you save can go towards other essentials but I guess that all depends if you plan on bugging out or holding down somewhere

Currently in the process of getting 25 acres

Lots of variables that need to be considered besides plate carrier and an AR, a boogaloo can be the result of both political and environmental reasons

So I like to be prepared for multiple scenarios and not just boogeymen/alphabet bois

Talking like

If the economy collapsed or if a disaster happened knocking off the whole power grid?

Things like that?

Yeah

Tornadoes, Great Depression 2.0

Off topic but I remember that's when the NFA passed

The first great depression

Floods and so on. Gonna look awfully dumb mag dumping into flood water because you live in a potential flood zone but never thought of sand bags or other material to help prevent the water from getting to your house

That’s the big divide between the preppers and boogbois

People actually buy houses and land in flood zones lol

lol

We had a flood last year in an area that had never flooded

Where I live there's never been a flood but in the rural part of the state floods do happen

Depends on terrain, soil composition

Trees and so on.

If you have soil erosion and more clay towards the top guess what?

Lots of variables.

And they change over time