HOME DEFENSE GEAR FOR THE BUMP IN THE NIGHT
- Thread starter Talyn
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HansGruber
Ronin
Wow.
That’s a lot of gear to keep track of when your door gets booted at zero dark thirty.
That’s a lot of gear to keep track of when your door gets booted at zero dark thirty.
Talyn
SAINT
Not really IMO.
Four items in addition to the pistol & holster.
small IFAK
1-2 extra mag pouch
small utility pouch
flashlight
HansGruber
Ronin
AI guess I’m not confident in the ability to throw on a war belt/plate carrier/vest when it’s hitting the fan right bloody now...
Others may have different skill levels, though.
"...us who are serious about firearms training have a ton of gear that we take to the range: modular belts, chest rigs, blow-out kits, and so on."
I guess I can be considered non-serious. I go to the range when I can, but I don't have modular belts, vests/chest rigs, etc. My firearms, range bag, and a med kit, that's it for gear. For the bump-in-the-night scenario, it's my pistol and a bright flashlight. Hopefully, between motion sensitive exterior lights, my phone chiming when the cams detect motion, and two dogs barking, it won't escalate.
I guess I can be considered non-serious. I go to the range when I can, but I don't have modular belts, vests/chest rigs, etc. My firearms, range bag, and a med kit, that's it for gear. For the bump-in-the-night scenario, it's my pistol and a bright flashlight. Hopefully, between motion sensitive exterior lights, my phone chiming when the cams detect motion, and two dogs barking, it won't escalate.Always be prepared is the best. You seem to have it covered quite well."...us who are serious about firearms training have a ton of gear that we take to the range: modular belts, chest rigs, blow-out kits, and so on."