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Operational Cache Input Bleg

Saturday, December 7, 2013 23:47

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Say you wanted to put a military pattern rifle and a revolver away for a rainy day. Say space for ancillary stuff is a consideration as is total cost so skip the cliche answer of buy eleventy million rounds and a hundred mags.

Off the top of my head:
Obviously the rifle
10-12 mags for the rifle
Sling
Something to carry mags, an IFAK would be a good idea too
About 600 rounds of ammo, a case would be better
Basic spare parts kit for rifle

Ye old wheel gun
Holster for the revolver. Maybe a CCW type holster and another open carry/ tactical one
At least 100 rounds of ammo. 250+ would be better
3x speedloaders
Something to hold speedloaders

Cleaning kit that is compatible with both weapons
Extra bottle of oil
Box of cue tips

Non gun related stuff:
Folding knife
Flashlight
Backpack
Boots
Some clothes

Note: I am not looking for a survive in the woods forever setup and have well resourced compatriates in the area so if I need a screwdriver or a leatherman or whatever I can get it. My concern is mostly about generic defensive/ CCW needs or worst case if things turn ugly in the form of a local or regional disaster.

Thoughts?

Source: http://tslrf.blogspot.com/2013/12/operational-cache-input-bleg.html

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