Totally agree. I have one in my bag even though I’m not in an urban area. I’ll be buying one for my son for his college dorm emergency kit.
These P-51 can openers are big enough to be useful, but small and cheap enough to have one everywhere. I keep one in my office.
Years ago I built cheap, key ring sets for some family members. P-51 can opener, a pinch light, cheap ferro rod and scraper. You could even add the littlest Swiss Army knife and have a decent little set up that is easily carried anywhere.
I have one in my bugout bag!
Yep have one in my bag.
Not a bad idea to tour the area to see where it can be used. Before its actually needed
And I put a little whistle on these key rings, too.
I like the way this guy alliterates with 13 “C’s.” This is certainly not exhaustive, but a good list and a good refresher. I also like the way he organizes this. I’ve been working on a “B” list for my son for college (beans, bullets, bandaids, etc.). But I like what this guy does better.
Make sure to have a life straw in bag also
Scott,
I too have a bug-out bag. Food, water, medicines, tools, gloves, first aid kits, gun/rifles/ammo as well as other necessities. Youbjust never know if the SGHTG or not… better to be prepaired than caught off guard. imo
Was talking to some folks the other day. And I realized that they had no concept of what a major event is. Some didn’t know what an EMP was. I gave an explanation. Still don’t think they grasped the subject. told them where to go for info.
Someone asked me one day to give a definition of preparedness. I said Water,Food,Shelter and an ability to defend the top 3
Woo HOO my brother
When they go to login to their computer or start their cars, they will sadly understand.
…and call a Government Agency for answers and to get it fixed. Unfortunately there won’t be any Government Agents available…
Wow! I want Don102 on my side!
Great video on what to have on hand, Sinbad. I got a couple of new ideas. Many thanks!!