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damn kits on the market, period. M40 "Stripped Kit" - A lot of folks already carry a decent multi-tool, a water bottle and other basics. The "Stripped Kit" has everything that the "M40 Wilderness Survival Kit" has except the pouch, water bottle, multi-tool and paracord. All contents fit in the Cook Pot. Slip this kit in a pack pocket, glove box, or anywhere else you want to have a ready-made kit with lots of important survival tools.
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Kit Contents
Non-Stick Cook Pot (Qty.1) Quality, rigid
steel construction with non-stick coating. Stores the kit contents and protects
them from damage. Unlike other kits, you don't have to worry about crushing if
you fall or sit on it. Used to quickly boil and purify drinking water and for
general camp cooking tasks.
M40 Pocket Survival Tarp 9 x 6 (Qty.1)
Large enough to cover and waterproof a shelter for several people, yet I fold
these into a packet smaller than a deck of playing cards. This fits well in the
kit, or in your pocket. Awesome kit item
you wont find anything like this in
other survival kits.
Survival Blanket Silver Mylar - 84" x 52 (Qty.1) These are thinner
and pack smaller than other survival blankets you may have seen. I sourced these
specially for this purpose. Reflects body heat inwards to help keep you warm.
Use as a signaling device, or to reflect fire heat towards you. Can also be used
as a poncho, wind break or ground cloth.
Slingshot Bands (Qty.1 set) - These make it VERY easy to quickly
construct a slingshot using a forked stick. Wrap the ends about 180 degrees
around a forked stick and cord wrap tightly... presto... slingshot for small
game hunting! Also used as a tourniquet or to propel a fishing spear.
Ferro Rod and Striker (qty.1) about 3/8 diameter by 3 long striking surface. Has a molded handle with cord loop. Striker is hardened steel, and sharpened along one edge. Unit has a varnish coating to protect from oxidation. Shave this coating off one side of the rod before using. Metallurgy designed with extra magnesium so you can shave it for tinder as well as sparks. Make a small pile of shavings, then flip a spark into it to make a white hot flame.
Compass (qty.1) A large compass compared to the button compasses you
get in most survival kits. This is about 2 diameter and over Ό thick. It's
filled with mineral oil for movement dampening, and is freeze-proof. Degree
markings. A decent quality compass, and big enough for easy navigation.
Ultra Bright Micro Light (qty.2) These white LED mini lights last a
surprisingly long time, and put out a LOT of light for their size. I provide two
of these in the kit. One of the best features on these is that they have both a
squeeze activation and also an on/off switch for constant, hands-free light.
When camping, I wear two of these on a cord around my neck. A quick squeeze if I
need to momentarily check something. I switch one on to light the area right in
front of me. I turn both on for maximum lighting when I'm walking into the woods
to get firewood. In my testing these last about 24 hours each (16 hours bright,
then slowly dimming for the remainder). Averaging a few hours use per night, and
you'll have a couple weeks of light.
Strobe Light (qty.2) A Multi-colored strobe light for signaling.
flashes red and blue emergency colors, with white added for brightness. They can
be seen from a long distance at night. In my testing, these last up to 48 hours
(about 24 hours bright, then waning in brightness). That's a couple weeks
signaling for several hours a night
Micro Trench Lighter (qty.1) Flint/fuel based refillable aluminum lighter has a screw top with a watertight/airtight gasket. These will run on pretty much any flammable liquid (gas, kerosene, Zippo fluid, Coleman fuel, lamp oil, alcohol, etc). These use standard Zippo style flints and wicks, so they might just last you a lifetime. NOTE: These come UNFILLED. If I were to add 5 cents worth of fuel, it would incur a $25 Hazardous Materials shipping charge, so you'll want to pull this item out and fill it before using the kit!
Watertight Aluminum Match/Tinder Case (qty.1) Store tinder, matches,
medications, etc
you decide. These are great little containers for those items
that absolutely MUST stay dry.
Emergency Signal Whistle (qty.1) A loud whistle for signaling to
rescuers or trail companions should you become separated. Much more effective
than yelling. Very durable construction, and has a built in pocket clip and
lanyard hole.
Water Purification Kit with Dosage Instructions (qty.1) - Holds enough to
purify about 70 gallons of water. Fill canteen or bottle from streams, ponds,
puddles or swamps. Following the printed instructions, add drops and wait 15-20
minutes and water is safe to drink. You will fill and refill this dropper as
needed... full instructions provided.
Braided SPECTRA Line 100Lb test - 50 Foot Spool - Stronger than Kevlar or steel, Spectra fiber is used in the latest bulletproof vests. In stores and online, you'll typically pay anywhere from 6 to 10 cents a foot. It's normally only available in big spools costing from $50 up to $200 or more. Use it as primary cordage for shelters, bow strings, lashing, fishing, or anywhere else you need extremely tough cord. Spooled on a 10D nail, which is also useful for shelters and tools!
Steel Snare/trip Wire (15 Foot Spool) - Annealed steel wire at the
perfect hardness for making small game snares. Also use for trip lines,
repairing/making gear, etc. Approximately 15 spooled around a 10D nail. The
nail is also useful for shelters, spear tips, etc.
Petroleum Jelly Fire Starters (10) These light very well with a spark
from the Ferrocerium rod, and each will burn for several minutes allowing you to
easily start a fire, even in somewhat poor conditions. They come tightly packed
in a small resealable zip bag. The petroleum jelly is also useful for treating
chapped lips, dry skin and small wounds.
Recipro Saw Blade, 6" (Qty.1) These make for handy saws for shelter construction. Simply find a suitable stick for a handle, saw a notch into the end, insert the blade and tightly wire wrap it using a couple feet of snare wire.
Signal Mirror, 3" x 4", Acrylic (Qty.1) - Large acrylic signal
mirror with sighting hole for aiming. Use the sun to signal faraway search and
rescue personnel and aircraft.
Fresnel Lens Magnifier (Qty.1) - Credit card size. Used to start
fires or close up inspection. A solar powered lighter that NEVER runs out.
Duct Tape, Hi-Vis (5Foot Spool) This is quality 3M/Scotch brand duct
tape in Hi-visibility yellow. Ultra sticky, perfect for repairs, signaling and
for marking trail.
Spooled on a 10D nail, which is also useful for shelters and tools!
Kit Manual, Basic Survival Guide and Note Pad 24 pages printed on
waterproof paper! You can use this in the rain without fear. I use only
quality 'Rite in the Rain' paper to make these. The survival guide is packed
with info and tailored for use with the kit. 18 pages of small print info with
diagrams and easy to use instructions and pointers. There are also 6 pages
reserved for your notes or to leave directions for rescue, use as tinder, etc.
Ultra-reflective Cat-eye Trail Marker, Adhesive, 3"x2" Piece - This is
the same glass bead impregnated material used in street signs and other
'retro-reflective' safety gear. When cut into quarter inch squares, this yields
almost a hundred stick-on trail markers. Using the mini lights, these can be
seen from 50 yards. The brighter the light, the greater the distance and
visibility. Placing these at 50 yard intervals, you can mark about 3 miles of
trail. If you decide to leave camp, you can leave a trail for search and rescue.
Use these to tape notes in conspicuous places for rescuers. Makes your notes
visible from a LONG way off.
Spool, Heavy duty 25 Lb test Nylon Line approx. 50 feet - Used for
fishing, sewing, shelter bindings, etc.
Scalpel Blades (qty.2) Sharp, sharp, sharp! These can be lashed to a
small twig for use in skinning, gutting, cleaning, etc, and they also serve as
formidable arrow/spear tips.
Safety Pins, XLG, (Qty.3) - these are large
(2 inch) nickel plated safety pins. Great for fast emergency repair of tears to
jackets, clothing and other gear.
Needles, LG, (Qty.2) - These are large, thick needles with big eyes. You wouldn't want to attempt fine embroidery with these, but I spec'd them big enough to be threaded and used with cold hands.
Fish Hook Assortment Qty 10 - Various Sizes Can be used individually,
but I recommend using most or all of these at once along a single line (see
Absentee Fishing).
Zipper Lock Water Bag (1Qt) - Use for storing, transporting. or purifying water with the Water Kit. Also used as a dry bag for your personal items (cell phones, GPS, etc).
Other Items - Pencil, Bandages (2)
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