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Survial Loadout..
Purpose: Killing mass z hordes and prevent casualties.
Overall Weight: Dunno just total the heck out of it
Mobility:
Clothing: Leather Vest with white cotton shirt inside, Denim with leather modificatios
Weapons: Primary, P90 Fabrique Nationale SMG and or AK47 Burst, full auto and semi auto mod+laser dot sight and custom stock+sights for sniping. Secondary, Glock 20 and or UZI w/ ext mags. Melee, Machete or knife (anything)
Web Gear: Tactical swat vest (if i find any) or dragon skin vest or light kevlar.(all with pockets) Bandoiler
Pack: Light pack capable of carrying essentials, an ammo pack, and weapon holder(built in)
Footwear and Gloves: Nike Running shoes(black and o gloves
Protective Gear: Dragon skin armor, Tactical SWAT vests leather vest and pants, Tactical Helmet, Gas Mask (SAS Marine issue)
Special Gear: Ext Mags med kits laser dot sight, scopes, gun modding kits Uranium Bullets (ok this is still in debate for its existence so just..... nevermind)
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Apr 7 2013, 10:54 AM EDT by
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Belt pouch for BOB- what should it contain?
I've recently bought a leather belt pouch for in the event that whilst traveling, I have to ditch my BOB to run like hell. This way I don't have to lose absolutely everything.
I already have two knives and a multi-tool which I can attach to my belt. I'm just wondering what items would be most valuable whilst fitting into a pouch roughly 15cmx20cmx4cm
General survival equipment has came to mind, things like fire lighting, fishing line etc but I'm still indecisive.
Any help much appreciated.
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Nov 19 2012, 4:37 PM EST by
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gear load outs
Purpose:patrol,colony defence
weight: 30 to 40lbs
mobility: medium
clothing: acu, digi woodland, or 511 OD green, duty gloves(anti cut and puncture), tactical hat OD green
Weapons: M4A3 5.56 10 mags , Para 1911 SSP 4 mags, K-Bar survival Knife, and tactical knife
Web Gear: OD green Tactical vest Non protective, Duty Belt Police Type, Drop Leg pouches
Pack: 3 day assault pack OD green
Footwear: MC steel toe 550 hot weather boots, black bevealle gortex waterproof boots
Protective gear: OTV and or multiple police type vests level lla, ll, and llla, steel pot helmet
special gear: first aid kit, MRES, flash lights police type,multi tool, police belt nomex type, and drop leg holster, small bottle of wiskey, and 2 1 quart canteens
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My loadout
[DigbydeJong] [Personal Survival]
Purpose: Used for personal survival in infected zones
Overall Weight: Medium
Mobility: Medium
Clothing: from the head downwards: Night vision goggles, bandanna covering up to eye line, Custom survival vest (explained later), military combat uniform, shooting gloves, assault boots.
Weapons: Ranged: Main: HK416 D10 RS, with front grip, laser/flashlight, 5” suppressor, HOLO sight, two point sling.
Secondary: Beretta M9
Melee: Traditional Handmade Japanese Katana, Cold steel SRK
Web Gear: Custom Assault vest: (all items strapped on using paracord)
top left: pistol holster at slight angle.
middle left, sideways for easy retrieval the Cold Steel SRK next to that is the main admin pouch.
Bottom left: two Triple Magazine pouches and two single pistol mag pouches.
Top right: Military Grade glow sticks
Middle right: sideways like knife a torch
Bottom right: Two frag grenades, two flash grenades, personal first aid kit pouch.
Pack: small bug out bag with only necessary items
Footwear and Gloves: Self explanatory already listed
Protective Gear: elbow and knee pads.
Special Gear: Eye protection as mentioned and ear protection both in and out ear
Description / Notes:
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Apr 16 2012, 3:26 PM EDT by
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my loadout
primary usage : scavenging
weight: ~ 20 lb
mobility: medium
main arm: m1 carbine 8 20 rounds mags
main melee: 3lb sledge (non-hand)
side melee: jbb 1945 British military machete
clothing/armor: unknown brand hiking boot, weightlifting gloves,shooting glasses, forearm PVC piping bracers. denim jacket with 4 large pockets (2 clips in each)
bags: large school style back pack. fanny pack with addition bags for gear.
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Feb 22 2012, 2:34 PM EST by
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correction on loadout.
i hope my loadout inspires you to make one of your own.
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Jan 5 2012, 8:06 PM EST by
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zombie loadout
Purpose: primarily scavenging.
overall weight: 10-15lbs.
mobility: medium.
clothing: carhart jacket, t shirt, jeans, hiking boots, and shades, work gloves.
weapons: mossberg 500(12 gauge shotgun), ruko knives, machete,crowbar, and new sidearm is the Walther p22(.22lr).
web gear: N/A
pack: Dickies backpack.
footwear and gloves: unknown brand of hiking boots, and work gloves.
protective gear: work shades.
special gear: first aid kit, fire starting kit , camp stove, swiss army knife, emergency blanket , knife uncle mikes sidekick holster, mag pouches,sharpening kit, and two cheapo led lights.
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Jan 5 2012, 7:58 PM EST by
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hunting loadout
purpose: scouting/zed hunting/regular hunting
Overall Weight: 15 lbs or so
Mobility: medium
Clothing: sweatpants and a t-shirt for a base layer with Cabela's fleece lined camo coat & overalls and a rabbit fur hat
Weapons: .357 magnum puma rifle + pietta revolver and for melee an Estwing hatchet & Buck knife
Web Gear: N/A
Pack: unknown brand light backpack modified with a sleeve to hold rifle
Footwear and Gloves: justin boots
Protective Gear: coat and overalls
Special Gear: first aid kit, cooking pot, and a small comforter for extended hunting trips
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Jan 1 2012, 12:24 PM EST by
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Would this be effective during zoms???????
http://sportales.com/sports/airsoft-grenade/
Check that out. then reply. Would that do any good during an apacolypse?
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Sep 5 2011, 4:16 PM EDT by
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Good Loudouts
I know enough (I think) about weapon individualy, but I'm not sue what weapons make a good combo.
Example, I love, or think I might although I don't really have experience with them, both the SKS and Five-Seven, but would they work well together.
Or maybe the AR-15 and the 1911
What about melee. Would a hatchet go weel with either combo. What are some other good combos and why. Would SKS and 1911 or AR-15 and Five-Seven be better? Tell me what you think. (These are just the first couple combos I thought of.
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Jul 23 2011, 8:00 PM EDT by
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deep woods loadout
mtmountainman [general]
pictures to be posted later
Purpose: gathering supplies, recon
Overall Weight: about 30lb
Mobility: medium
Clothing: jeans, leather coat, riding chaps
Weapons: .45 colt revolver, lever action winchester 30-30, 13" bowie knife, small 4" belt skinner knife. 30 rounds for each gun
Web Gear: N/A
Pack: fieldline hunting pack with hydration system, saddle bags
Footwear and Gloves: steel toe boots, medium weight leather gloves
Protective Gear: leather coat, leather chaps
Special Gear: flashlight, small cats paw crowbar. lock pick kit,
Description / Notes: this loadout is intended for riding a horse to gather supplies hence the leather clothing and saddle bags which are also good for protection, what is actually carried is mostly on the horse so my actual weight "other than the weapons" i carry is low to ensure manueverability in a pinch
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Jul 19 2011, 3:03 PM EDT by
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Rewrite for Scrounger Training: Military Equipment Ready
I read the thread on what to do if I think this page is ready, and that would have led me to PM 16 Moderators and 111 Writers, and that struck me as spamming. If that is still the desired way to submit page re-writes I have no problem doing it, but I wanted to check before sending 127 PMs.
Either way, this REWRITE is ready to go live:
http://www.zombiesurvivalwiki.com/page/Scrounger+Training%3A+Military+Equipment+%28REWRITE%29
It is a rewrite of the Military Equipment page. The current page has the word yellow, and some military flares, and clearly states its a work in progress. The replacement page(s) contain information on Large (20mm+) Ammunition, Small Arms ammunition, a general ammunition overview including crates and markings, Hand Grenades and some plagiarism of the Maritime Flares stolen from the original page.
I do intend on adding to the pages, especially military communications equipment and vehicles, but the pages as-is are complete and ready to go, and there's no way a reader of the pages would know more is coming. I'm also willing to add information as questions are posed - the grenades page is a response to a user's request.
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Jul 14 2011, 7:37 AM EDT by
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Muffling Zippers
There are actually a couple of things that you can do to help quiet the amount of noise that your pack makes (the contents are another matter). For one simple electrical tape applied to the tab of a zipper pull will quiet the clanking sound that it makes by a lot. For more permanent solutions you can use heat shrink on them or even better replace them with a knotted piece of cord. For the zipper itself you can give it a good rub down with wax either from a candle or a block of canning wax on the outside then zip and unzip it a few times to work the wax down into the teeth.
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Ammo but NOT how to make it
16 cal: used in guns smaller then 3 in barrel and action
22 cal: most smaller guns use this
30 cal: browning 1919 chose of ammo
20 20 : this powerful hunting rifle is good for sniping
50 cal: sniper's machin guns only thing that can beat it is a baseball bat(don't ask)
70-80 cal: I have only seen this in black powder rifles
Any thing else is a small cannon
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Jul 4 2011, 5:15 AM EDT by
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My gear
TeamLeaderK1LL Summer and Winter Loadout
Purpose: Summer and Winter Long term loadout
Overall Weight: 30lbs
Mobility: Medium
Clothing: US Marine BDU Marpat (Bought at www.armysurplusstore.com)
Weapons: AR15 4 mags Red dot sight foregrip, Tomahawk, Colt 45.
Web Gear: Marpat Vest
Pack: Night Vison Goggles, MREs, First Aid kit, Water bottles, netting, scent block.
Footwear and Gloves: Military Issued Combat Boots, and 3 pairs of batting gloves.
Protective gear: Knee and Elbow pads and Helmet.
Special Gear: Night Vison Goggles
Notes: UNLEASH HELL until Evac is made.
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Jun 30 2011, 8:35 PM EDT by
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tropical/urban escape-and-evade kit
[Username] [Kit Name]
Purpose: Tropical Urban survival 3-day load out
Overall Weight: 60 lbs.
Mobility: medium
Clothing: 5.11 Tac-lite pants and shirts
Weapons: Mossberg 590 shotgun w/ extended mag tube, and shotshell side saddle, Glock 17, S&W chief's special (back-up or spare), arnis (kali) sticks (which comes in sets of 2) or machete
Web Gear: 5.11 molle vest for versitility
Pack: 3-day pack (not established yet)
Footwear and Gloves: Converse 8'' stealth boots and 5.11 TAC NFO gloves.
Protective Gear: hatch knee & elbow pads, multiple headgear (what ever i pick up)
Special Gear: maps of local area.
Description / Notes: this load out is for escape and evade as well as survival in tropical and urban environs. specifically to survive in non-temperate zone countries like Bangkok, Manila, or New Delhi. haven't seen any loadouts or plans that are set outside of temperate zones.
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personal b.o.b
purpose:daily surviol protection and traveling
overall weight: about 30 pounds depedning what i find
moblity: meduim to high
clothing: blue jeans with comprassion shorts under with a long sleve shirt with paintball armor over with alight jacket
weapons:22. rifle with 2 back up mags and 200 small box ammo attachment with scope and duel mag with a 2 9mm with 4 back up mags and 150 ammo boxand a cutting knife and small hatchet
web gear:light thin vest with pockets to hold mags
pack:small strap bag to hold smaal items and back pack to hold bigger items and hold more
footware and gloves:ether my nike running shooes for speed or cross country shooes for durabilty and paintball gloves for protection and warmth
protective gear: black shades to prevent infection to the eyes and keep the sun out and a black bandana to keep blood from entering my mouth
speical gear:wrist watch digatal to tell time and date and walke talkies for commnucation and smmal hand cranked radio and extra clothing water cantten nd water vest for quick sips nd food to last a week and a personal jorunal to keep my mind busy and scapal to study the zombies
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Mar 31 2011, 10:31 PM EDT by
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Purpose, high speed low drag E&E kit
overall weight: approx 40 lbs w/ guns w/out is about 30
Mobility: high-medium
clothing: digital camo army fatigues and my oakley ski googles (tinted)
Weapons: Ruger mini-14 w/ telescopic sight, Beretta M9 or SIG P226, 7" KABAR, 15" machete
Web Gear: MOLLE plate carrier w/ 8 ruger mags and 4 beretta mags,
Pack: 100 extra .223 rounds, 100 extra 9mm rounds, food and water for about 3 days, waterproof matches, med kit, small 6' by 8' tarp
footwear and gloves: ankle high boots, light ski gloves
protective gear: ear plugs or hearing protection, sadly cant get bullet proof vest
Special gear: four flares, 1 IR flare, camelback hydration system 2L, 1 qt canteen, walkie talkie for communication w/ my friends, handheld GPS
Description/notes: ruger mini-14 only weighs in at 6 1/2 lbs. superb rifle, everyone should own 1
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Mar 26 2011, 1:21 AM EDT by
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The Commando pack
Purpose: a general purpose outfit and gear designed with the intention to be used for guerrilla warfare
Overall Weight: N/A
Mobility: Light enough that you can run away quickly
Clothing: Light camo shirt, camo jeans, hiking boots, 1 under shirt
Weapons: 1 AK-47(7.62x39mm)with bayonet, 1berreta 9mm, 1combatn knife. Or . 1 AR-15(223.), 1 Berreta 9mm, 1 Machete.Or for when you are doing a mission that remaining silent is crucial 1, Coumpound Bow, 1 silenced 9mm, 1 Bowie knife and 1 Tomahawk.
Web Gear: Just any kind of camo will do.
Pack: spare ammo(or quiver), sleeping bag ,water proof tarp, food and water
Footwear and Gloves: hiking boots,cotton gloves
Protective Gear: A few trauma plates ( these suckers can stop rifle rounds) placed between the camo shirt and under shirt.
Special Gear: glow sticks for marking paths
Description / Notes: you can get camo at most outdoor stores but getting trauma plates will be hard but the are much lighter than most body armor
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How to prepare gear for all-season scenario
Hey guys back again.
While I've been reading up on some people's list of gear that they'd bring I was wondering... How should I pack for all seasons. Reason why I ask is because I will most likely be traveling when Z-Day occurs. And while (hopefully) I won't be moving around for 1+ years, I've lived in West Michigan for almost my entire life, and we've have some crazy weather. One day it'll be in the 50's and the evening it will drop to high 20's.
I'd like to believe that I could just bring a sleeping liner or something as light as that to keep weight down, but I can't really rely on that. Plus with 2010's winter weather from New York to Texas, that only adds more concern for multi-season equipment.
So does anyone have tips or ideas for surviving winter, spring, summer and fall with as little equipment as possible?
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Jan 16 2011, 7:33 AM EST by
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