Today is as good as any other to start a go-bag. You don’t need to invest into these tools and resources all at once but you should make a concerted effort to check a few of these items off as often as you can. My own-go-bags include most of what is suggested here, though I really need to get a new waterproof jacket and I also still need to get a compass with a signal mirror. I should have included pen and paper and some form of identification (if necessary) in this post.

Some of the *items in the first slide may stall this post from visibility, so your engagement is appreciated. Please suggest any items or tools you find to be imperative to include in a go-bag. Suggest your favorite brands and your ready-to-go, shelf stable meal options. Share skills and knowledge!

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​​NYC Concealed Carry isn’t always a simple process. From paperwork and eligibility to fingerprints, training, and unexpected delays, there are plenty of hurdles that can slow you down. IM HERE TO HELP YOU WITH THAT PROCESS !

Know the process. Avoid the mistakes. GET SITUATED. 🔒🗽

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​​They Look Similar… But Every Muzzle Device Has a Different Job

Why do rifles have so many different things attached to the end of the barrel?

Muzzle brakes redirect gas to fight recoil. Compensators control muzzle rise. Flash hiders reduce visible flash. Suppressors control expanding muzzle gas. And some designs get much stranger.

Jake and Clay go through 9 real muzzle devices and the engineering behind each one.

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