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I decided if I had a truck gun (the .300 blk I assembled) I should probably have like a minimalist "go bag". I picked up a Haley chest rig (D3 something...a bunch of letters after the 3). Four rifle magazines, two G17 magazines for the G19 I normally carry, a CAT and an Israeli dressing. That leaves one 'admin' pouch and two pistol magazine pouches empty. Both my carbine and G19 have a light on them. What else might be handy? I was thinking more dressings (the admin pouch is pretty full with the CAT and one dressing) in the other admin pouch but.....

Ideas?


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my two cents are think about how you're going to secure all this stuff in a vehicle. Whenever I hear "truck gun", I think easily stolen gun.
 
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my two cents are think about how you're going to secure all this stuff in a vehicle. Whenever I hear "truck gun", I think easily stolen gun.


Yep.

But that aside, I'd fill the other two pistol mag pouches with a flashlight and a Leatherman.
 
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Multi-tool.


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I don’t have a chest rig but I have spare mags incorporated into my 72 hour bug out bag (Maxpedition Gear Slinger Bag).
There have been some really good threads about 72 hour bags.


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my two cents are think about how you're going to secure all this stuff in a vehicle. Whenever I hear "truck gun", I think easily stolen gun.


Yep.

But that aside, I'd fill the other two pistol mag pouches with a flashlight and a Leatherman.


Well, I’ll lock my doors for starters and the stuff will all fit in the tray on top of my spare tire which is under a panel in the back (it’s a Forester). So yeah, if my vehicle is stolen, I’m also losing the carbine, but it’s not going to be out in plain sight, even when loading groceries in the back.

I already have lights on both firearms, but a multitool sounds smart.


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Snacks. Lots and lots of snacks


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I usually have a bag of pistachios handy, does that count? It won’t fit in the admin pouch.


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A good fixed blade knife. Doesn't have to fit in rig just have a sheath so you can put it on your belt. Firestarter.


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I know what the OP is asking for but the OP may want to rethink the chest rig as IME they’re a slow pain the ass to put on. This 5.11 active shooters bag is a better fit for OP’s described use



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My aversion to a chest rig is it will draw attention to you if you aren't a cop.

"But the rifle will draw attention to me"

Maybe, maybe not - ARs are easily split in half and stuffed in a bag. And a rifle slung over your shoulder is a lot different than looking like tactical-Tom.

I prefer a slung active shooter type bag that doesn't look like a tactical tom bag.

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Snacks. Lots and lots of snacks

Gum and some shit-paper too.
 
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Snacks. Lots and lots of snacks

Gum and some shit-paper too.


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My aversion to a chest rig is it will draw attention to you if you aren't a cop.

"But the rifle will draw attention to me"

Maybe, maybe not - ARs are easily split in half and stuffed in a bag. And a rifle slung over your shoulder is a lot different than looking like tactical-Tom.

I prefer a slung active shooter type bag that doesn't look like a tactical tom bag.

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A “Hello Kitty” daypack makes a pretty non-threatening go-bag.
 
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A "battle belt" may be easier and faster to put on and will take up less room. If weight is an issue there are suspenders you can buy for them.
 
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This isn't a SHTF-type set up. I have something completely different for that. More like the active shooter thing. I mean if I'm a 100% honest, I seriously can't imagine anything happening here in WV that would require even this minimalist set up....but I figure it can't hurt to have, right?

As for blending in, 5 days of the week I am running around in OCPs, so if something DID happen, I figure the chest rig and carbine won't be too out-of-character.

And I already have the chest rig, so I'm not really looking at alternatives just yet. A trip or three to the range may change my mind, but we'll see.


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