The Gray Bearded Green Beret: Budget Bug Out Bag
Budget Bug Out Bag
Putting together a kit for emergencies can often be considered “expensive”, especially if you are putting it together with the best components that you can afford with your own budget. Some may be in a position where they can afford to purchase it all at once, while others may put it together over time as their budget permits. One thing is certain, you should be putting your primary kit together with the best equipment that you can afford. This kit is meant to be filled with resources that you will apply knowledge and skill to that may potentially save your life in an emergency. It is an investment, not an expense. I would liken it to insurance. Insurance is an investment that you make, sometimes on a monthly basis, so that you can rely on it in an emergency. Much like an emergency kit (or Go Bag), you hope to never have to use it. In some cases, insurance is required by law, but in many cases it is because people know this to be true: it is better to have and not need, than to need and not have. Go Bags are insurance policies and once the initial “premium” is met, there is no monthly fee. What if you cannot afford to put it all together at once? You may be able to get some of the best components out there for some of it, but have to push the others off until later due to budget constraints. What do you do to ensure you are fully prepared in the meantime? After all, your kit is either adequate, or it isn’t. You eider have the resources available to provide for all of your needs, or your kit is inadequate. Are the B.O.S.S. kits made with the absolute highest quality components? No. What they are is extremely budget-friendly and affordable and still adequate. Alan has done an outstanding job of sourcing items for these kits while still keeping them affordable to everyone. https://ift.tt/3j5acom _________________________________________________________________________ I'm Joshua Enyart, former Army Ranger (Bco 1/75; Ranger Class 10-96), and Green Beret (18B, 7th SFG). To see my upcoming courses and in-person training, visit: https://ift.tt/2R23Ny2 Join my email list for exclusive GBGB news and information about upcoming products and special offers: https://ift.tt/2JvFG6J Many of the products I use and recommend can be found on my website. New items are added weekly: https://ift.tt/2JvFG6J If it hasn't been added to my website, it can likely be found on my Self Reliance Outfitters Page (or my Amazon page below): https://ift.tt/341zkFy As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Follow this link to my Amazon Influencer Store where you can find many of the items I use and recommend in my videos: https://amzn.to/2RTimTD Support this channel and the production of more videos with your purchase of GB2 Merchandise: https://ift.tt/2XO8f8e As always, please Like and Subscribe here on YouTube. Click the notification bell to ensure you’re always the first to see new videos and follow me on your favorite social media channel: https://ift.tt/30inMdY https://ift.tt/2MymYN5
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Putting together a kit for emergencies can often be considered “expensive”, especially if you are putting it together with the best components that you can afford with your own budget. Some may be in a position where they can afford to purchase it all at once, while others may put it together over time as their budget permits. One thing is certain, you should be putting your primary kit together with the best equipment that you can afford. This kit is meant to be filled with resources that you will apply knowledge and skill to that may potentially save your life in an emergency. It is an investment, not an expense. I would liken it to insurance. Insurance is an investment that you make, sometimes on a monthly basis, so that you can rely on it in an emergency. Much like an emergency kit (or Go Bag), you hope to never have to use it. In some cases, insurance is required by law, but in many cases it is because people know this to be true: it is better to have and not need, than to need and not have. Go Bags are insurance policies and once the initial “premium” is met, there is no monthly fee. What if you cannot afford to put it all together at once? You may be able to get some of the best components out there for some of it, but have to push the others off until later due to budget constraints. What do you do to ensure you are fully prepared in the meantime? After all, your kit is either adequate, or it isn’t. You eider have the resources available to provide for all of your needs, or your kit is inadequate. Are the B.O.S.S. kits made with the absolute highest quality components? No. What they are is extremely budget-friendly and affordable and still adequate. Alan has done an outstanding job of sourcing items for these kits while still keeping them affordable to everyone. https://ift.tt/3j5acom _________________________________________________________________________ I'm Joshua Enyart, former Army Ranger (Bco 1/75; Ranger Class 10-96), and Green Beret (18B, 7th SFG). To see my upcoming courses and in-person training, visit: https://ift.tt/2R23Ny2 Join my email list for exclusive GBGB news and information about upcoming products and special offers: https://ift.tt/2JvFG6J Many of the products I use and recommend can be found on my website. New items are added weekly: https://ift.tt/2JvFG6J If it hasn't been added to my website, it can likely be found on my Self Reliance Outfitters Page (or my Amazon page below): https://ift.tt/341zkFy As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Follow this link to my Amazon Influencer Store where you can find many of the items I use and recommend in my videos: https://amzn.to/2RTimTD Support this channel and the production of more videos with your purchase of GB2 Merchandise: https://ift.tt/2XO8f8e As always, please Like and Subscribe here on YouTube. Click the notification bell to ensure you’re always the first to see new videos and follow me on your favorite social media channel: https://ift.tt/30inMdY https://ift.tt/2MymYN5
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