Ok, I've put a lot of thought into this and this is what I would choose.



Primary weapon:
SCAR-H, Mk 17 Mod 0

I'd choose this because it can be fitted with a variety of barrels to make it a close-quarter battle rifle, or a long-range sniper. It fires a larger-than-average bullet and has an advanced magazine that carries 20 rounds, I would always keep it on semi-auto though, to maintain accuracy. It is a very versatile, compact weapon that would come in very handy. It also has rails to attach stuff. I'd carry it with a shoulderstrap. I'd also try to use a silencer if i could get my hands on one. I'd tape the magazines together too, so that i could just take it out, flip it around, and keep firing. I could attach a grenade launcher too!

Silencer
Now, don't tell me that doesn't look Bad-A!!

Secondary weapon(s):
PP-19 Bizon


I'd choose this because it had a high capacity 64-round magazine, a high rate of fire, and is quite accurate. It is also very compact. I'd carry it on a shoulder holster (see below)
OR
If I didn't use the bizon, I'd use the MP5K-PDW

I'd use this becasue it's small, accurate and a good weapon, and has a fair 30 round clip, not as good as the bizon, but it'll do. It fires 9mm ammo just like my P99
Glock 18C

This would be an ideal sidearm because it is compact, and most of all, it can be fired FULL AUTO!! Not that I would, I'd fire semi-auto to preserve accuracy. It has a 33 round magazine, and would be handy in a pinch. I'd carry it in a quick-draw leg holster. It also uses the same ammo as my P99 And MP5




Glock 29:
A good pistol if you run out of ammo. I'd keep it on my combat vest. Just pull it out and place it to a zombie's temple, no need for aim or finesse, just fire and keep your mouth and eyes closed. It has good accuracy and fires a large 10 mm round with amazing stopping power, but, because of the limited availability of the rounds i might use this next weapon
OR
Walther P99
I'd use this, it's very accurate, comfy, looks GOOD, and uses the popular 9 mm ammo. As mentioned before, this would be a last ditch defence, as in place-gun-to-head-pull-trigger strategy.
Long Range Weapon:
SR-25

This is the perfect sniper rifle. It's semi-auto, but still retains the accuracy of a bolt-action. I'd keep this one in my car.

Other weapons:
Ring pistol:

Seriously. No real description needed. That is SICK! If I were held by a zombie and couldn't get to my gun, just place my hand to his temple and fire.

Brass knucks:

A handy little accessory when need be. I'd use it to beat a zombie out of my way.

Other brass knuckle gun:

Seriously. This is too cool. I probably wouldn't keep this on me though.

Coffee Cup of death:

Because coffee is a very important part of zombie survival, and you don't want anybody to steal it. I wouldn't keep this with me, it goes in car, in specialy designed coffee mug holder.

Trench knife:

Very versatile tool. Great for personal defense. You can easily brain a zombie, slide it out of the skull then bash another one int the face.

Hatchet/woodsmans tool:



Very versatile, both of them. I'd only keep the hatchet with me though.

Also a collapsible baton
Ka-bars are always handy, useful for killing zombies , cutting up food, cleaning a kill, etc.
Who knows, maybe a foot long sharpened piece of rebar with a hockey tape handle, I wouldn't always have it with me though, too heavy, but I'd keep in car as an extra weapon if I needed it.
Balisong
I'd have one of these, not to use for combat, but just as a handy tool, if a job needs a little more finesse than a Ka-Bar can give, like cleaning my fingernails, cutting food, cutting string, etc. They weigh very little, so I might as well take one, better to have it and not need it than need it and not have it.
Now for clothing:
I'd wear a black wife-beater, a light shirt over top, maybe a light long sleeve shirt over top of that, and a combat vest. I live in an area that can get cold, so I would wear lots of layers. If you get too hot, take a layer off, if you're cold, put another one. Also, more layers keeps you warmer than one thick layer because it traps air between them and heats it, also, more layers means more protection. Also, I don't plan to have zombies come within 100 yards of me.
I'd put my glock 29 or my Walther P-99 in this, extra mags, radio, mp3, flashlight, firestarter, flares, and water. I'd rig up some quick-release thing for it in case I get grabbed or snagged and need to get away.
I'd also wear army cargo-pants, because they are handy.


Combat boots with boot knife

Military cap with attachable light.
Those lights are super bright, and run for over 1000 hours on a single battery. They're cheap too. I actually have one.

Belt.
I could attach the hatchet, ka-bar, baton, trench knife, and brass knucks on/in it.
You can put magazines in it and other stuff.

For my pp-19 or mp5 NOT THE GUN IN THE PIC, JUST THE STRAPS
For my auto pistol. WOULDN'T USE THE GUN IN THE PIC, JUST HOLSTER


Hydration bladder, I'd fit it over or under my vest and attach the straw thing by my mouth.

Tactical Backpack
Other equipment
Military jet Lighter

Flares
This flare thing is super handy, there's another one that just rolls up into a little tiny package and comes with bangers and flares, Super easy to use and very cheap. Also very light and compact. The gun is the size of a pen.
Firecrackers/ screamers
For signaling and distractions.
Whistle
For signaling
Laser
For signaling and pointing to stuff.
Radio

Laptop
For communication
Mp3
You just need music to relax sometimes.
Binoculars

Spotting scope (to keep in car)

Phone

Sleeping bag

mini-grill


Compact Firebowl

For use with grill, and a fire anywhere without fear of spreading fire.

Notebook (waterproof)

Rope

Universal solar charger


Mini first aid kit

DUCT TAPE!!!!
Duct tape is so handy, it can be used for anything, I'd also keep some electrical/hockey tape to fix grips, make grips, whatev.

YOU ABSOLUTELY NEED THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Keep a roll with me, a bunch more in car.

A watch would be useful.
Water purifier (standard marine issue), it's a hand pump one. I might use an ionizer, does same thing, takes a little longer tho.

Wiley X Ballistic Goggles (army issue) I saw some photos of soldiers that got hit by ied's but were wearing their goggles, their entire face was messed up, except for around their eyes, these goggles saved their eyes, and possibly their lives. They look cool too!

Fingerless, Hard-Knuckle Tactical Gloves

Tactical Knee and Elbow Pads

Tea Candle:
These are cheap, and awesome. If oyu need to light a fire, just use a match to light one of these, that way, you don't need to keep lighting matches. You can just start a stick on fire instead of using precious matches. If you need to, you can use this to waterproof your matches too. You can also just lay small twigs across the flame, and it will get bigger, and just keep adding stuff 'till you have a bigger fire.

Strike Anywhere matches are essential. They are small, light, widely available, cheap, and are easy to use.make sure you get ones with a white tip, like the ones here, that emans that you can really strike them anywhere. Some say strike anywhere, but you can only strike them on the box. Shop around.
Transportation:
I would use a good gas mileage (well, the best gas mileage one I could get) truck. I'd have a custom armored, extra large gas tank, body armor, cow-catcher thing on front, like on trains. Mesh over the windows. Roof rack with extra gas cans. Also, inside the vehicle, I would put all of my stuff, plus a lot of books, because I love to read.



And for food, I would keep a small supply in my car, forage and hunt for the rest.
I'd keep a lot of this.

Okay, after all of this, I think it's not to unrealistic. I have a lot of this stuff, and I live literally 2 blocks from a military armory. Even when I've factored in weight, I think I would be able to carry all of my stuff, I think with guns and ammo, and clothes, prob. 80-100 lbs, which really isn't much if you pack it right. Most of my stuff would be light-weight, military grade stuff, so that cuts down on weight, and I'd leave some stuff back in car, like sleeping bag, sniper rifle, scope, computer. I would leave a lot of stuff back at my camp like sleeping bag, laptop, charger, food, and I would only keep one pair of brass knuckles, not the gun one or the coffee cup. Also, I would only have like 7 mags for my main rifle on me, 5 for my auto pistol, 3 for the glock, and 2 extra for the pp-19, or if not the pp-19 then 3 for the mp5. The rest of the ammo I would keep in the car. Also, some of my guns use the same ammo. So yeah, that's my list, if I think of anything else, I'll add it. Plz comment and give feedback