Something you always have in your Tacoma...

I the boonie back pack as well. Just the basic stuff within a 10-22 takedown outfit. Along with that I have an old makita tool bag as my recovery bag. That one stays in the bed of my truck and is probably the most abused. From snap straps, come-a-long’s, booster pack. It keeps growing.

 

If I could choose only one firearm for a survival situation, it would be a ruger 10/22. Great all around rifle.

 

mini-shovel (about 30" long); machete, knife, rope, jacket, disposable rain poncho, flashlight, Beretta FS92, map, mini fishing/tackle box w/breakdown rod, lures etc, multi tool/knife.

 

I wired a fellas house and it turned out he owned some big firearm store, when the job was done he gave a few of the subs on the job 10/22 take downs. Nice guy, It’s a pretty neet rifle.

 

I like the fishing supplies.

 

Always... duct tape, ibuprofen, alcohol, jumper cables.
I can survive a few days with nothing. Anybody can.

 

I've had a traditional 10/22 but never the takedown model. They look pretty cool. Do you feel it shoots as accurately and is as reliable? No need to ever rezero after putting it back together?

 

Ibuprofen.. Good call. I always keep that with me too. And chapstick.

 

Dip
Pistol
Extra mags
Socket set
Rain jacket
Ibuprofen

 

I run the iron sights on it. It’s been a few years now and still shoots straight. No issues to speak of.

 

Actually, Thanks for starting this thread as I still have all this stuff in my '96, and need to transfer it all over to my new 2018 today.
Good ideas on the duct tape and Ibuprofen, I will be adding them, except I use BC powers, they're GREAT.

 

Contraceptives.

 

In addition to the basics under and behind seat storage, I keep my rear bench seat covered in a wool Pendleton blanket. It keeps the crumbs from the kids off the upholstery and doubles as an emergency blanket should we get stranded unexpectedly... or if your buddy forgets his sleeping bag when camping - your welcome Ramsey

 

Having just experience a medical emergency with nothing but my truck and what was is in it. Lots of zip ties and some back up comms for when you have no service. And most importantly, have a brain and know how to use it.

 

Depends on if its a trip to the store or somewhere else. Yeah sometimes gun,shovel,air compressor,etc,etc,etc but always a little cooler with some cold beer.

 

Rule number 9. Always have a knife.

 

Toilet paper. Always.

 

Hokas

 

Do you put new ice in it every morning?