Topic: survival kit 2

EagleZtrike · December 14th, 2004

Survival Kit:
1.)First Aid Kit
2.)Lighter , when it runs out of fluid you can get a piece of tissue paper if you have any which everyone does from like 5 years ago in their pocket and the sparks combined with cotton from your socks is able to light it up. I saw it on some nature show.
3.)Swiss Army Knife
4.)Space Blanket
5.)A CD as you said
6.)Needle and thread won't weigh you down
7.)Durable container that will not accidentally break.

Sea_Cadet · December 14th, 2004

all I need is a pocket knife, and 3 MRE's, a rucksack, gauze bandages, and a wool blanket

03USMC · December 16th, 2004

Length of fishing line, hook, sinker. Pocket knife, Canister of Life boat matches.

pimp_squeak · December 16th, 2004

use snare wire instead of thread or fishing line...it can fill in for both+ you can make...well..snares out of it

AussieNick · December 17th, 2004

Take a pack of greenlight matches (waterproof ones). Put a razor blade in the packet of matches, because say you have 50 matches, split them down the middle with the razor blade and you have 100 matches. It does work, just gotta be real gentle when lighting them.

beardo · December 17th, 2004

My Kit:

- Button Compass
- Night Light (little candle)
- Flint/Striker (together on a bit of string)
- Matches
- Pencil
- Sewing Kit
- Wire Saw
- Whistle
- Snare Wire
- Puritabs
- Safety Pins
- Fishing Kit

Medikit-

- Plasters
- Bandages
- Antiseptic
- Painkillers
- Scissors

All in all wieghs about 2lbs and is the size of a tobbacco tin

December 14th, 2004	Post 12
Sea_Cadet Primus Pilus	all I need is a pocket knife, and 3 MRE's, a rucksack, gauze bandages, and a wool blanket __________________ Honour.... Courage.... Commitment US Naval Academy \"Non sibi sed patriae!\" (Not for self, but country) US Navy

December 16th, 2004	Post 13
03USMC Milforum Moderator Gear	Length of fishing line, hook, sinker. Pocket knife, Canister of Life boat matches. __________________ *Sgt. Rafael Peralta ,United States Marine Corps* *Company A, 1st Bn, 3rd Marine Regt, 3rd Marine Divison* *We will never forget your valor and sacrifice.* *Semper Fi !*

December 16th, 2004	Post 14
pimp_squeak Optio	use snare wire instead of thread or fishing line...it can fill in for both+ you can make...well..snares out of it __________________

December 17th, 2004	Post 16
beardo Centurion	My Kit: - Button Compass - Night Light (little candle) - Flint/Striker (together on a bit of string) - Matches - Pencil - Sewing Kit - Wire Saw - Whistle - Snare Wire - Puritabs - Safety Pins - Fishing Kit Medikit- - Plasters - Bandages - Antiseptic - Painkillers - Scissors All in all wieghs about 2lbs and is the size of a tobbacco tin __________________ \'\'St George for England!!\'\' \'\'May we give the dragons tail a damned good twist!!\'\' \'\'They call this one the \'Withstand-inater\' It\'ll take a 6 Megaton nuclear blast. No more, No less\'\'

December 14th, 2004	Post 11
EagleZtrike Centurion	Survival Kit: 1.)First Aid Kit 2.)Lighter , when it runs out of fluid you can get a piece of tissue paper if you have any which everyone does from like 5 years ago in their pocket and the sparks combined with cotton from your socks is able to light it up. I saw it on some nature show. 3.)Swiss Army Knife 4.)Space Blanket 5.)A CD as you said 6.)Needle and thread won't weigh you down 7.)Durable container that will not accidentally break.

December 17th, 2004	Post 15
AussieNick Forum Digger Gear	Take a pack of greenlight matches (waterproof ones). Put a razor blade in the packet of matches, because say you have 50 matches, split them down the middle with the razor blade and you have 100 matches. It does work, just gotta be real gentle when lighting them.