Survival kits

[Marlin]

GO Bag contents

Small Knipex Cobra.

6 in 1 screwdriver

Cable saw

Metal and nylon zipties.

F4 tape

Handheld scanner

A fairly extensive first aid kit( a friend who is a nurse got me a few hard to find items)

Butane lighter.

Miniature hand crank light.

Thompson/Contender in 410

Supply of 410 shot, slugs, and buck. .45 LC also

Crazy glue - This is primarily a first aid item to replace emergency stiches

Potassium Iodide.
Great idea for the radioactive concept. Potassium iodide when taken in a significant dose prevents the thyroid from absorbing radioactive iodine, which will quickly kill you. We issue it to the R.A.T. (Radioactive Accident Team) in the Navy for the Nukes in the case of a nuclear accident response.
Copies of ID, insurance cards, and bank account #'s

Spare contact lenses and glasses.

Gold coins in 1 and 1/10 oz sizes
I prefer silver, gold is worth too much, and would be hard to barter in a worst case scenario, but I get the idea. I think ammunition would also be great currency.

Folding multitool

Handcuff key

Spare keys for everything

A couple of locksmith tools - given time I can open almost anything

Sewing kit with kevlar thread
Another good idea for me to add to my kit
Saftey pins

Compass

Compact poncho

Solar blanket

Ceramic water filter and purification tabs. You can go a long time without food, but not without water.

A bunch of more common items. This all fits in a small gymbag.

John C.

Thanks for the info, made me think of a few things to add. I really want some morphine injectors, maybe some Epinephrine injectors. Some A-triple-pam-chloride would be nice as well (Helps prevent nervous system shut down during chemical attacks). I need to get some smelling salts too.

[Marlin]

I just checked out vectran thread. Stronger than kevlar, 5 times stronger than steel, high heat resistance, and I have all of my bait needles I can stitch with. I am glad I know how to sew thanks to the Navy.