Zombie Squad

Oooh I'll bite.... Budget: PSA AR-15 mid length in 5.56 No shotty, spent all my money on the other 2!! Glock 17 Gucci: FN Scar 17s, Trijicon Accupower 1-8x, ATPIAL-C, and AAC 762 SDN-6 Remington 870 with side saddle Glock 17 w/RMR - Suppressed ideally but whichever works, not too important. It's rea...

I'd say it all depends on climate and type of use overall. I personally love Salomon goretex boots and that's primarily what I use. I go with a 3D shank based on how much I normally ruck (heaviest 60-90lbs range) otherwise I would go with their 4D for more stiffness when carrying even heavier. I do ...

I would also recommend the MSR dromedary bags as they're legitimately durable (for a water bladder) and there are guys in Australia in the ADV bike world who transport fuel in them across deserts. On the subject of gravity systems. I ran one for a couple of years as a more base camp style system whi...

moab wrote:BFG A/T KO2 a bit to expensive for my blood. I'm hoping to come in around 600-700 with installation.

I paid $725 for my set plus $60 install, shipped too.

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I liked my Toyo AT's, love the BFG TA KO2's a LOT more.

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Prinsu Designs Cabrack. Recovery boards and other recovery gear will be mounted here along with my ARB awning when needed. If you're doing a vehicle build I'd highly suggest an awning of some type. Having shade or a dry place to cook or do other duties outside of the vehicle is underrated. https://u...

Join some of the overland communities on facebook, there are plenty of people overlanding with rigs similar to yours and they know all about who makes the best brand specific stuff. As for swing out rears, I wish I had gone that route so I could run a spare minimum on my Taco. I have a higher cleara...

2013 DCLB tacoma, armored and Rooftop Tent.

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Pelfreybilt steel front installed with some Baja Designs wide cornering fogs and a Rough Country 20 " led bar. Winch is almost ready, just have to connect thw ground and install the fairlead when I have the right bit to ream the mounting holes. https://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/20170629/fbdf394f54022...

00dlez wrote:I've been wanting a Tacoma for a while to muck around in - nice find and great pics!

Thanks! I didn't want to spent this much, but it was a great deal with all options and the bed cap, which I need to sell! I can't wait to get a rooftop tent going.

So in July of '16 I saw a 2013 Toyota Tacoma double cab Limited with long bed at the local dealership's tent sale. I checked it out and fell in love with the price. I wanted a short bed off road, but this came fully loaded and $6k under value. So, I pulled the trigger on it and have since been worki...

Pants are a staple for me, no matter the time of year or the weather. I have considered wearing shorts as I have a pair of North Face that would be great in the Summer months, but I've always worn pants.... I wear pants for many reasons, we get ticks badly here, if it rains or I have to hike through...

I'm just not sure on the topic in general, certainly I have a pretty set image in my head when I think of a "grey man" prepper, and have seen plenty out and about, but I can't say the costuming is any more distinct or prevalent then any other tribe I see, from Harley riders to climbers to hackysack...

It is kind of gross and ticklish to watch them wriggle around before dying, but growing up when we found one us we always coated them with clear nail polish. Since they "breathe" through their carapace, they suffocate and die pretty quickly. When they die that way, their little mandibles go slack, ...

Not yet. I should probably do one.

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Wow nice setup! I gotta ask, how do you like the Snugpak Ionosphere? I'm in the market for a good single person tent and that is one of my options. Thanks, a lot has changed since then actually. It's a great 1 man tent for the size and weight. I just threw it on the scale in complete form, no weigh...

Just out exploring in Hoosier National Forest after getting my 2 " OME lift and TRD wheels installed. Pelfreybilt armor is all on order and should be delivered within a few weeks! Sent from my SM-G900T using Tapatalk How easy was the OME to install? I've been debating between them and a Toytech kit...

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Very cool, your trailer is awesome! Working on my Yota build slowly but surely, maybe someday I can invest in a similar trailer for it.

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Installed OME 2" lift and had my TRD Pro wheels mounted with BFG TA KO2's. Also ordered my Pelfreybilt armor, but that will be a few weeks before I get that in.

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As an ectomorph who dealt with this as a kid, I understand. In 6th, 7th, and 8th grade I wrestled 90, 95, and 100lbs. 5lbs a year while everyone else was going through puberty. Doctors said the same things but I was still a 3 sport athlete and ended up just fine. At 36 years old, 6'3 " and 170lbs, s...

Short answer. No. I've owned 3. Go with a Kifaru, you won't regret it. Register on Rokslide and the Kifaru forums and find what you're looking for design and size wise in a Duplex Frame and you will never look back. The Eberlestock's biggest problems I found, was lackluster, uncomfortable, and very ...

Moab hit a lot of points I would but substitute his suggestion of the USGI bivy and go with the USMC improved bivy. I found mine on ebay for $55, has a bugnet built in, and is a LOT lighter.

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These weren't pictures, these are stills from video. Watch the video, funker 530 had it up, definitely real. You can see the rounds passing through his body, dusturbing his clothes, ie tie being propelled away from his body before he ever reacts.

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