The Professional's Preferred Equipment

When I was putting together my dream Gear, I was thinking about what I would be during during the outbreak. My immediate role.
Knowing my family I would have to be the one (along with my brother) to go out and find food, supplies and keep the zombies/humans at bay.
So I kept in mind that I would be mobile a lot, but also that I would need some moderate protection and be able to quickly access any area.

So I'll begin with the weaponry, amongst everything else the most important.


I chose this club because of its obvious lethality against a Zed skull. Especially tagged
in the back of the head. It worked for the Native Americans and it can work here as well.
The ball is 3.75 inches in diameter and the shaft is 2 feet long. The blunt spike is detachable
and can be substituted for other spikes. Easily wielded with one hand if necessary.
A simple and pitiless killing device.








This knife is a staple in outdoor survival. Useful in any situation.
10in in length, this will easily tear through anything in my way.










The machete. Need I say more? Just a bigger knife for jobs that require one.

These are all the melee weapons I plan to carry. Easily carried on the side or in my rucksack.
(Although placed for easy reach and use) Seems a bit much, but like I said it'll be just my brother
and I for a while protecting our family. So we gotta carry anything we may possibly need.

Now I'll showcase the firearms that make my first draft pick.




The AA-12 shotgun. Automatic Assault 12 gauge shotgun. Need I say more? Primary Weapon.

The Mk23 SOCOM. A .45 caliber pistol, silenced to avoid unnecessary noise. Secondary Weapon

These are my picks for firearms.

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Next are the tools I will carry with me. These will provide the means to acquire anything I'll need for my survival.




The pry bar, useful for breaking into buildings that are locked or barricaded.
Also, a good improv weapon if its out when I get attacked. This one has 5 adjustable angles
(straight, 155 degrees, 130 degrees, 105 degrees, and 80 degrees.) and sports 300lbs of torque.
Very little will stand in the way of me.







A lock pick. A broken lock is a lock I can't use. So if able I would rather
pick the lock and have it to use if I must.
Also, breaking the lock or door will cause a lot of noise which may draw
unwanted attention. Designed to pick a lock in as little as one attempt.







Since I have moved to Fl one of my new friends happens to be a scuba diver.
He told me that while the concept of my idea was good...those underwater packs
were a little more cumbersome outside the water. So I opted for this assault pack.


These are the tools in which I will survive the apocalypse.

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I've taken the advice of Pointman and researched for a new kind of armor rather than the mess I had thrown together.
I present to you all the #FX1 : FlexForce™ - Modular Hard Shell Crowd Control System.



This wicked looking apparel (which looks straight out of RE) leaves no sliver of flesh
open to the elements or the horde. Ixnay the police badge as it can be replaced with any reflective badge.
(may help to establish yourself as a living human as well. "ALIVE!!" instead of Police) While I discovered
this bit of armor from The Undead Report website, the mfg is called Damascus Worldwide Inc
. Only $550.00 U.S. not bad for the best in zombie protection.

And in case you don't feel like visting the site just yet here are the details to the outfit:

Upper Body and Shoulder Protection
• Hard shell front and back panels feature a unique Damascus® 3-panel flex design for optimum movement, fit and comfort
• 3mm Electrum XK8™ hard shell front and back panels
• Modular front and back panels are steel riveted together with Cordura® nylon connector straps which attach by Velcro®
• Shock absorbing Protium™ foam with a Polyester mesh covers the chest, back, shoulder, and upper arm
• Electrum XK8™ plate with shock absorbing Protium™ foam covers both top of shoulder and upper arm
• Polyester mesh lines the inside of the upper body and shoulder portion which offers comfort and breathability for long term wear
• Reflective Police, Sheriff, or Corrections labels can be attached to the front panel for identification
• Adjustable Straps fasten with durable nylon elastic and Velcro®

Forearm Protector
• Two piece hard Electrum XK8™ outer shell provides flex needed by your forearm and elbow.
• Shock absorbing Protium™ foam covered with 420 denier Cordura nylon
• Polyester mesh lines the inside which offers comfort and breathability
• Adjustable straps fasten with durable nylon elastic and Velcro® Thigh and Groin Protector
• Hard Electrum XK8™ outer shell on thigh and hip sections
• Shock absorbing Protium™ foam with 150 denier Cordura nylon covers the entire outside
• Polyester mesh lines the inside which offers comfort and breathability
• Tailbone pad has a Electrum XK8™ plastic plate laminated to the Protium™ foam
• Groin section has a inner Electrum XK8™ shell with a Protium™ foam padding and mesh cover
• Adjustable Straps fasten with durable nylon elastic and Velcro®
Knee and Shin Guards
• Hard Electrum XK8™ knee caps with super non-slip grip
• Hard shell Electrum XK8™ shin plates with dull black finish to avoid reflection
• Heavy-duty reinforced Protium™ foam padded nylon inner support
• Inner support riveted to the shin plates for ultimate durability
• Multiple adjustable nylon elastic and Velcro® straps give a secure fit
• Removable adjustable foot guards Sizing
• Each piece of the suit fastens and adjusts quickly with durable nylon straps, Velcro®, and quick connect clips which allows each individual a custom fit.
• Available in sizes MD, LG, XLG, XXLG, XXXLG
Gear Bag
• Total Dimensions – 24”L x 19”W x 15” H
• Interior Dimensions - 24”L x 15”W x 15” H
• Two Velcro® storage compartments in the front of the bag
• Sides of the bag have envelope pouches
• Removable padded shoulder strap

Additional Items to add that don't come with the package:

DVG800 - Vanguard™ - Leather gloves w/Hipora™ liners
These gloves have been stamped with the seal of approval from OSHA for protection against blood and bodily fluids.

• Hipora® membrane which is both waterproof and breathable and is a guardian from blood and body fluids.
• Smooth premium quality aniline finished cowhide
• Thin black nylon tricot outer liner bonded to foam
• Wrist length elasticized cuff
• Meets OSHA Standard for blood borne protection
• Size range: Men’s xsm to xxlg

Heavyweight SWAT Balcava
Hey, they look cool and prevent that helemt of yours from chaffing you.

Nothing special about this piece of armor just that its made from kevlar.






Other pieces of equipment that either don't need a pic or I couldn't find one that I liked.
Boots
Ballistics Helmet
Goggles
Holster(s)
Knife Sheath
Carabiner(s)


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So this is my car from the Upgrading your Vehicle page (formerly Zombify your Ride lol). Instead of making changes to the page, I would just add the changes to my own profile.

The C6 GPMG fires thes 7.62 x 51mm NATO round and is more easily found at gun shops in cities.
its standard rate of fire is 650 to 1000 rounds per minute (adjustable). Mounted near the roof hatch
on a bipod assembly will provide coverage for entire front of the vehicle. The hatch itself would be
located closer to the back of the vehicle above the seats so that the gunner is not struglling to stand on the console.






The C9A1 LMG fires the 5.56 x 45mm round and maybe be a littl harder to find than the 7.62,
but not as hard as some other ammunition types. Its rate of fire cyclic, 700-1,000 rds/min and
will serve to provide cover from the rear of the vehicle. The smaller size (in theory right now)
may allow 2 of these weapons to mounted in the back window, if nothing else they can equiped
to the gunners that can fire from the window in need be.








Make: Chrysler
Model: Concorde
Year: 1995
Purpose: Supply gathering and recon
Modification(s): My windows would be replaced with reinforced glass. This would prevent zombies from breaking the glass,
however they may accomplish such a task. This would also hinder the efforts of any would-be car-jackers.
The tires would be replaced with self-inflating tires. No they are not just for James bond or the military any more.
Check out this link to learn more. http://gizmodo.com/374006/self-inflating-tires-do-just-that This would prevent
the classic movie scene where I'm running from some threat and get a flat. Hate it when that happens.

The trunk can hold more than enough supplies to make each trip count and would be strengthened with steel bars over the top and provide security. If the trunk lock breaks
the steel bar still holds it down. The headlights would be replaced with ultra bright LED lights to provide maximum visibility at minimal battery use.The grill would have a ram bar
to plow through the undead horde, store windows and drywall. The car can hold up to 5 people which provides more than enough man power to carry supplies and provide cover.
The top of the car would have an escape hatch to provide a safe way to exit the vehicle to fire upon enemies or escape. A CB radio provide communication to my home base
and other vehicles in the field. A GPS so I don't get lost and can be tracked by those at the home base. As a final last ditch precaution the car would be rigged with 5 pounds
of C-4 on a remote trigger. In the event that we are hopelessly doomed by the undead horde or must abandon the vehicle and can't return we can blow the car and any nearby threats.