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I strongly disagree with the rifle an handgun calibers of 22, in a shtf scenario, U will need a weapon that will stop a man dead in his tracks, a 22 just does not fit the bill. A 223 will! Although it is a great round for small game, you also need something that can take larger animals like deer at longer ranges. As for the handgun i would suggest anything in the 357 45 range.
Remember in a SHTF scenario u may not be just trying to survive, you may have to protect ur supplies from the thugs who leave the cities starving, u will also need to protect ur family from said thugs an any foreign invasion force. So i strongly disagree with a 22 as the main weapon
Mississippi Constitutional Militia
Read the whole thing. The .22 IS secondary.
Skäl
"Where you recognize evil, speak out against it, and give no truces to your enemies." - 'Havamal'.
Great thread. Thanks for sharing.
I did, he meant 22 rimfire. 223 is centerfire.
Mississippi Constitutional Militia
I may be misunderstanding you but the .223 is a primary weapon caliber and the .22 is secondary. Are you saying you disagree with the .223 as a primary? The .22 is designated as a hunting round.
Skäl
"Where you recognize evil, speak out against it, and give no truces to your enemies." - 'Havamal'.
Good list, but I disagree with the loaded mags going "limp". Springs don't fatigue under load, they loose thie springiness by pressing/depressing.
"Verily, I have often laughed at the weaklings who thought themselves good because they had no claws."
-Nietzsche
"Accept the challenges, so that you may feel the exhilaration of victory."
-George S. Patton
I actually agree as well as to loaded mags do not fatigue but I download all rifle mags a couple of rounds to enhance reliability.
Skäl
"Where you recognize evil, speak out against it, and give no truces to your enemies." - 'Havamal'.
Any new updates? Great info!
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From Another site. Here are some Medical Lists.
Master Medical Supply List
Tools
Trauma Sheers
Tweesers
Scalpels various
Sutures kits
Multiple hemostats (diff sizes and shapes)
Staples and stapler
Magill forceps
Laryngoscopes (Diff sizes)
Stethoscopes (Adult, infant)
BP Cuffs (Adult, Child, Infant, Obese)
Pen Lights
Glucometer/Strips/Lancets
Field Medicine Book
Splints
Board splints
Ladder Splints
Tongue Depressors
SAM Splints
Traction Splint
Bandages
Self adherent Kling (Diff sizes)
Ace Bandages
Triangles
Bandaids
Dressings
4x4's (sterile and Unsterile)
5x9's
Multi Trauma Dressings
Bulky Dressings
Second Skin
Occlusive Dressings
Steri Strips
Butterfly Bandages
Tampons
Pads
Tourniquets (Fast Application Pre Made)
Celox or Quick Clot
Israeli Bandages or equivelant
Adhesives
Super Glue
1" and 2" Tape
Duct Tape
Electrical Tape
Airway
Oral Airways
Nasal Airways
BVM
O2
Cannula
Non Rebreather
ET Tubes
10cc Syringe
Cric Kit
Pleural Decompression Kit
IV
Fluid (Saline, Ringers, both, or your choice)
Drip Sets (10gtt and 60gtt)
Extension sets
IV Catheters (14ga to 24ga)
Syringes (Diff Sizes)
Needles
IO needles
Tegaderms
Tourniquet
Alcohol Preps
Wound Care
Sterile Saline
Sterile Water
Antibiotic Ointment
Iodine
Alcohol Preps
Peroxide
Personal Protection
Gloves
N95 Masks
Respirator
Tyvek Suit
Gas Mask
Anti Bacterial Soap
Sterile Gloves, Gowns
Burn Cream
Meds
Antibiotics
Pain Meds
Antihistamines
Ibuproufen
Asprin
Tylenol
Digestive Meds
Oral Glucose
Any meds normally taken
Misc
Hot Pack
Cold Pack
Burn Sheets
Emergency Blankets
Small surgical towels
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Still a great list to have if your staying put!
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