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Covering lots of ground with Adventure Medical Kits and Survive Outside Longer branded survival
kits and gear. we have a fun visit with “Kyle.” He’s an adventure racer for his company. I have integrated many of the AMK/SOL products into my own systems for years. For instance the durable, breather, compacy “Escape Light” sleeping bag is only $32, is light, tough, and could save someone in shock or suffering from hypothermia. It’s always carried on day hikes or desert motorcycle adventures. Their smaller “Emergency Bivy” is super compact and yet durable emergency sleeping bag that can fit into your shirt pocket. It is not made of loud, tear-prone mylar either. It’s tough. Their First Aid Kits have improved somewhat since I first covered them. Several kits are shown and discussed in the video, each different applications. Kyle does seem to be fixated on Quick Clot but it is a smart addition to a Level 2 FAK still (I integrate them). Mini survival kits are shown as well. Then I give them my super sick, super original titanium survival slingshot idea (soon to be stolen and claimed by others). Links below show some of our fave gear covered that you can incorporate too.




At the time of posting, this was the fastest and cheapest place to get these. I consider most of these as STARTER kits:
AMK Survive Outdoors Longer “Escape Light” Bivvy [XLNT, have lots]: http://amzn.to/1Qt81Fe
AMK tiny “Emergency Bivy” [also xlnt] 3.8 oz: http://amzn.to/1Qta5xh
Adventure Medical Kits “UltraLight & Watertight” .9 Kit: http://amzn.to/1VRxcVDAdventure Medical Kits Adventure Medical Sportsman “Sportsman Grizzly” GROUP FAK, 2.6 lbs: http://amzn.to/1QsVPVc
AMK “Weekender” First Aid Kit: http://amzn.to/1Y3AOp2
AMK “Sportsman Bighorn” First Aid Kit, 5.8 oz: http://amzn.to/1L6glhC
AMK UltraLight & Watertight .7 First Aid Kit: http://amzn.to/1niyT2x
AMK “Origin” Survival Took Pack [this looks hokey to me]: http://amzn.to/1L6g8ei
AMK SOL Hybrid 3 Survival Kit: http://amzn.to/1Qt7Ae5
AMK SOL "Scout" Mini Survival Kit: http://amzn.to/1Y3zna1
AMK Super LIght ORANGE $5 Emergency Blanket: http://amzn.to/1Y3zwdN
SOL “Pocket Survival Pak Plus,” 0.6 Pound: http://amzn.to/1Y3zJ0o
SOL Heavy Duty Emergency Blanket: http://amzn.to/1L6giSR
SOL Emergency Shelter Kit: http://amzn.to/1L6gh1a
AMK Bivvy: http://amzn.to/1Qt8jMA

Intended for kids you'll see that the Leatherman Leap offers a serious plier set and a bit more.

Nutnfancy Likability Scale: 3.5 Stars

But at www.cutleryshoppe.com, use code nutnfancy

These Naviforce watches are excellent for their low price. They may be marketed under such names as SKMEI watches as well. They feature a Citizen quartz movement, are water resistant to 30M, and they keep time well. They have striking looks especially with the brown band leather versions (yes it's real leather too). The plastic crystals will need a layer of protection on them [that's what we to, buy this for it: ArmorSuit Shield http://amzn.to/2vwEnwk.
People will think you spent A LOT more than you did.

Nutnfancy Likability Scale: 4 out of 5

Black face/Black body/Black Strap: http://amzn.to/2eED8qG
Brown Strap SKMEI version of this watch [cool}: http://amzn.to/2vMkLni
Black face/Black body/Brown Strap: http://amzn.to/2tmNkqe
White face, calendar ind./silver/ brown leather: http://amzn.to/2soMsnA
Black face w. yellow indicators/ black body/brown strap: http://amzn.to/2rwFB7y
Black face, Red indicators,/Black body/Black+red strap http://amzn.to/2tmM5al
Black& off-white/ Black/brown 45mm. http://amzn.to/2rwlHJO

ALL Naviforce listings via prime: http://amzn.to/2t2NOCw

If you're into firearms sporting, you've probably seen this watch a thousand times. The range official has it, the cashier at the pistol counter has it, the cop down the line practicing has it. It's THE casio that everyone thinks of when they think "tactical" g-shock. How does casio's olive drab entry hold up? Does it add enough functionality to merit the 3 digit price? Does it deserve the "rangeman" moniker, or could it just as easily be "groceryshoppingman" or "nonfunctioningBarometerMan"?

Rangeman shown here is a case-swapped variant, standard LCD normally comes in black LCD as seen below.

For now, prices can range from $200 to $400 or so. If you're looking for some Amazon links, the OD model is the favorite for most users, and not too pricey as of 10/16.
Olive Drab, black LCD (Current Price $185): http://amzn.to/2f34guE
Black, standard

To see the whole lineup on amazon, check out the following to window shop a bit- http://amzn.to/2fqPbam

Intended for the FCLE and responsible civilian audience, OJ, his sparring partner Enos, and I take you into the interesting discussion and demos of how street fighting is different than mixed martial arts (MMA) sport fighting. Both have plenty of experience of actual fighting in the streets as police officers. We focus of five key differences between SF/MMA: Multiple assailants, presence of weapons, training, environment, grappling, and strikes. While MMA is exciting to watch, you may be surprised to see how their focused training, as Jared points out, may be a disadvantage in a life or death encounter and they may (and have) gotten owned (shown). In some cases their previous training gets them in big trouble when they're outside the padded arena with no rules. Along the way you see the demos with Jared and Enos demonstrating these concepts. I keep an eye on the seriousness but necessity of the subject material as we find street encounters continually arising. Another Nutnfancy original 2 Part series that might change the discussion on self-defense techniques.

Come on down the Nutnfancy Workshop as we fix the Benchmade Griptilitian (great knife). We'll also check out the Lynch deep carry pocket clip, sharpening jimping, and more.

The still excellent (especially with these mods) Griptilitan 550HG:
https://amzn.to/2E8GfTj
Lynch titanium clips: https://www.bladehq.com/cat--Lynch-No...

Back by popular demand: Vol 2 is here on how you should kill the undead. If it can be done, these weapons will do it. Of course we are dealing with fiction here but if we are weapons advisors to a well done Zombie movie, these would be among our top picks. In this free feature length entertainment piece, we will cover flamethrowers, a fave helo, a few edged weapons, and lead slinging firearms. It is fun and instructive and TacticalDoodle even shows up to make it even funner.

Seen on screen:

KSG Lever: http://www.hitechcc.com/

Cold Steel Boar Spear: http://amzn.to/1NZyri8

Cold Steel Assegai: http://amzn.to/1HSHt1h

Cold Steel Chinese War Sword: http://amzn.to/1TqJVye

21C Little Bird Helo: http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_sacat...

Want a Loach? Most are in museums, but you can get the civ models for under $100K: https://www.barnstormers.com/Helicopt...

Say it isn't so: you have to leave your house and BUG OUT. Or do you? TNP started an internet movement years ago to HELP people both materially and mentally prepare WROL events. This movement was taken up by many others and is now expansive with a life of its own. Sometimes the the narrative of these media sources is shocking, almost wanting an opportunity to use weapons and/or BUG OUT. Pushing past that, we concentrate on the latter here. Is always leaving smart? Watch Nutnfancy's Top 10 Reasons why bugging out may be a stupid call. A sneak peak at the engaging discussion: Becoming a FEMA CAMP number, legal deeds, WROL will be temporary, the hard life you should expect, pioneer life is coming again, handcart companies, how most still don't get SAWC, Mongolians seem to be happy despite living in windswept wilderness, the realities of exposure, romance vs reality, roving gangs that will predate the unprepared, long term food storage, dealing with door knockers, the bastion of "neighborhood," BUG OUT locations, medical decisions (crucial decider), weapon realities that the internet/YT doesn't get, kit considerations, and much more. Sure to be another Nutnfancy Philosophy Fave by TNPrs.

QTN Subjects addressed in this episode: how to get your bros to adventure with you when they're addicted to video games, which LE agency to hire on with, how to strike balance of saving vs acquiring gear, how to make a marriage work, qualities of Mrs Nutnfancy I admire, how two of our children died and Mrs Nutnfancy too, parents raising their 8 yr old right, investing your time in things more meaningful (I break away from NFL addiction to make this video), how fear of failure cripples your life,how to find adventure friends, Army soldier thanks USAF crew for saving his life after being hit with ricochet from 12.7mm heavy machine gun, how to be a gun instructor, importance of gratitude, how I'd like to smoke all video games, and more.

Intended for the FCLE and responsible civilian audience, OJ, his sparring partner Enos, and I take you into the interesting discussion and demos of how street fighting is different than mixed martial arts (MMA) sport fighting. Both have plenty of experience of actual fighting in the streets as police officers. We focus of five key differences between SF/MMA: Multiple assailants, presence of weapons, training, environment, grappling, and strikes. While MMA is exciting to watch, you may be surprised to see how their focused training, as Jared points out, may be a disadvantage in a life or death encounter and they may (and have) gotten owned (shown). In some cases their previous training gets them in big trouble when they're outside the padded arena with no rules. Along the way you see the demos with Jared and Enos demonstrating these concepts. I keep an eye on the seriousness but necessity of the subject material as we find street encounters continually arising. Another Nutnfancy original 2 Part series that might change the discussion on self-defense techniques.