My INCH Bag Plus NEW!!!!! Wife's Bug Out Bag!

[Woods Walker]

Nice suppressed 10/22. Here is mine.

[ODA 226]

Looks like a brother from another mother!

I like the full tube going all the way back to the receiver on yours. It blends in and can't be easily distinguished as being a suppressor from a distance. Who made it?

[ODA 226]

What make/model is it? Are they still available? My wife also has a 10/22, and the logistics sound pretty handy.

It's a Precision Arms SR-22. They went out of business in the mid-1990's.

[Woods Walker]

Looks like a brother from another mother!

I like the full tube going all the way back to the receiver on yours. It blends in and can't be easily distinguished as being a suppressor from a distance. Who made it?

I got it around 97.

http://www.awcsystech.com/products/supp ... semi-auto/

Yea despite being 100% legal the low key nature of the Ultra II was a big selling point for me. I don't have it packed with my INCH gear though that isn't a bad idea.

[KC44]

I am looking at one of these:

http://www.eliteiron.net/elite-iron-sup ... page5.html

[xxxDarksidexxx]

nice .22's guys!

i was gonna call shenanigens on WW as it looked like nothing more than a .22 with a bull barrel, then read this from the site...

This small diameter silencer has the appearance of a heavy target barrel and does not utilize any internal components that could contribute to degradation or performance.

VERY NICE!

i think a .22 is one of the most important rifles one can use in a INCH situation. if i need to leave home, and plan on not coming back for a long time my .22 will be going along for the ride along with a brick of ammo.

[Woods Walker]

I am looking at one of these:

http://www.eliteiron.net/elite-iron-sup ... page5.html

I would check out the ZS Firearms forum for info on suppressed weapons. DavePAL84 has given me good info on the topic in the past.

[ODA 226]

WW:
I was wondering what kind of ammo you shoot with your 10-22?

[Woods Walker]

WW:
I was wondering what kind of ammo you shoot with your 10-22?

Standard Rem .22LR Thunderbolt and Winchester .22LR Wildcat. I have .22LR CCI Stingers and Blount. Inc Quik-Shot plus a bunch of other types as well but hardly use them. I think the Wildcats works best from a reliability perspective if I am slack with cleaning.

[ODA 226]

It's just the opposite with my 10-22. It works great with Wildcats until it gets dirty. Then I have problems with the action cycling. CCI Stingers work with 100% reliability though.

[KYZHunters]

Couldn't vote for some reason, but put me down for one 'yes'. Hell, put me down for ten of 'em, great post.

[ODA 226]

Thanks KYZHunters! I will update this thread shortly with my wife's INCH Bag. It's is a much lighter version of mine, but I built both to complement each other.

[ODA 226]

I promised to add my Wife's Bug Out Bag to this thread a long time ago, so here it is: The rucksack used is a Camelback that was in tri-color Desert. I used OD Green spray paint to give it more utility in a Tidewater, Virginia operating environment:



SHELTER:



She choose to carry a large Guide Gear tarp because of it's versatility and a MARPAT poncho to be used as a ground cloth. She also has 50 feet of 550 cord.



SLEEP SYSTEMS:
She combined two lightweight bags, a USGI patrol bag and a POS civilian bag that previously failed me. The combo fits her well and combined, will give her comfort to 32+F.




We combined the two bags and secured them in a waterproof bag.

COOKING/FIRE/ HEAT

My wife carries a stove that I made for her from a soup can, cardboard and parafin. We used these in snow caves while I was stationed in Alaska. This type of stove puts off a lot of heat and will burn for 50+ hours. It will also light even after being submerged in water.




She made two vials full of vasaline coated cotton balls and carries 3 bic lighters to start fire. She carries a heavy duty magnifying glass as an emergency backup.



She opted for my Puma Knife that I used while demining in Croatia and a small folder. The Puma is known as one of the best “choppers” in the world and the folder, while a cheap POS is very sturdy.



LIGHT

for illum she has 2 ea solar powered lights,1 ea LED/laser flashlight, 1ea Micro-Maglight, and 4ea Chem Lights:





PASSPORT/PERSONAL/FAMILY DOCUMENTS

Passport + Thumbdrive with all important family and personal documents:

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FIREARMS

Her choice of sidearm is a Glock 19 with with 15 extra rounds and a Suppressed Ruger 10-22 with a 3x 25 round Mags and an extra 200 rounds.

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PERSONAL HYGENE

Basic Personal Hygene Kit:



Food

2 ea meals per day for 5 days.

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"REAL" Money (NOT fiat money)

3oz's of .999 Silver and 1 oz of .9999 Silver (Plus EDC of US Fiat Currency)



NAVIGATION

Silva Compass and Button Compass + map (not pictured)

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FOOD PROCUREMENT

She carries the same retractable fishing rod that I carry in my INCH plus additional hooks, sinkers and floats:



WATER

She has a 100 oz bladder, a 2quart and a 1 quart canteen with 1ea Canteen cup:

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Supplementary Heating

Plus an emergency Bic Lighter and a Space Blanket:



COMMUNICATION

Short-Range Comms:

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FIGURE 9's

For whatever!



PERSONAL FAK

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MISC SHIT



I tried to upload her clothing module but can't for som unknown reason but it contains a full set of BDU's, underware, 2ea pairs of socks, 1ea baseball cap, 1 ea head over and 1ea Goretex Desert Camo Jacket.

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Found the Clothing Mod!



Total Weight Minus Water= 34.6 pounds.

[aus.templar]

Unfortunately I was doing some .mil training when you posted this thread the first time, so I just spent all morning reading it for the first time. ZS voting doesn't work for me but this was a great thread... You make me incredibly jealous of your full auto shorty ar... I got to man-handle an M4 when some of your guys came over in July for Talisman Sabre and it was felt light compared to our rifle.

[ODA 226]

Unfortunately I was doing some .mil training when you posted this thread the first time, so I just spent all morning reading it for the first time. ZS voting doesn't work for me but this was a great thread... You make me incredibly jealous of your full auto shorty ar... I got to man-handle an M4 when some of your guys came over in July for Talisman Sabre and it was felt light compared to our rifle.

Shit Dude!
I was working TS-11 here at Suffolk last month ! PM me!
Craig

BTW: My shorty has an 11.5 inch barrel.

[aus.templar]

PM sent
Do you have any duct tape or gaffa tape in your bag?
Did you end up getting a headlamp? I use my headlamp more than any other torch when I'm in the bush(providing we don't have a threat to worry about, or I'm just camping), it's a red/white headlamp with a couple of flashing modes I wish it didn't have but I find if I need to see at night, I'm doing something that generally requires me to use my hands as well.