Survival Tools You Need After A Terrorist Attack

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After a terrorist attack you need: Fire, Water, Food, & Shelter. Find out the exact items you need so that you and family can survive should the unthinkable happen where you live. Visit: http://terroristact.com/

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With the world becoming increasingly dangerous, many of us are looking to accumulate survival tools.

What will you tell your family when they are hungry?

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Contents

1 Do you know what to do in the event of a worst-case scenario unfolding?

2 FIRE 3 WATER 4 Handy Hints

5 FOOD 6 Rifle 7 Semi-automatic

8 Shotgun 9 Crossbow 10 —>>>37 essential pieces of equipment you need to survive<<<— 11 SHELTER 12 Tip

13 Sleeping bag

14 Compiling any compact list of the top 10 survival gear items is tough.

14.1 1) Knife

14.2 2) Rope

14.3 3) Stove

14.4 4) First aid kit

14.5 5) Multi-tool

14.6 6) A map and compass

14.7 7) Backpack and sleeping bag

14.8 8) Stainless steel water bottle

14.9 9) Solar panel

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14.10 10) Warm, waterproof clothing and footwear

15 Best survival items for a disaster

15.1 Mini survival guide

15.2 Communication devices

15.3 Self defense

15.4 Fishing gear

15.5 Binoculars

Terror of all types surrounds us.

Uncertainty is now the norm.

There is a huge difference, though, between subscribing to crackpot conspiracy theories and being sensibly aware of the facts.

Fear is everywhere today. And it’s a justifiable fear… Only the stubborn and the ignorant refuse to acknowledge the many ways in which life as we know it could quite easily fall apart…

Events of the past decade have made it abundantly clear that acts of terror can happen anywhere in the world and at any time. The only constant is their unexpected nature.

The threat of terrorism isnotimagined.It is real and global. While unlikely, think of the disastrous effects of an EMP. An electro-magnetic pulse occurs when a nuclear explosion high above a target area results in a surge capable of shutting down power supplies indefinitely causing severe interruption. With rogue operators like North Korea and Iran in the mix, we cannot even completely and safely rule out an all-out nuclear strike. It’s highly unlikely but that’s not to say it won’t happen.

Natural disasters have the ability to raze cities to the ground. Hurricanes, tsunamis and super-typhoons are modern threats capable of wreaking total havoc. Entire towns in Japan have already been destroyed and there is little that can be done except to be prepared for the worst.

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The nature of the shutdown is unimportant.What counts is being aware enough to realize that it could happen and, beyond that, taking preventative measures so that you are able to survive such extreme sets of circumstances. Forewarned is forearmed.

We all have inbuilt survival instincts but the connected world of instant gratification has made us soft and complacent. A sense of entitlement leads us to believe that whatever we need will always be readily available.

Think of the unthinkable and you soon see that whatever we need might not always be available.

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Do you know what to do in the event of a worst-case scenario unfolding?

More specifically, do you know what equipment to have on hand in order not just to survive but to thrive? What is the best survival tool for any given job?

If you do not know, then waiting until the moment that everything implodes is a foolish move.Fail to plan and plan to fail.

What are the best survival tools to help you flourish after a disaster?

Your needs can be broken down into the basics offire, water,shelter and food.Pretty much everything else is a luxury but if you cover these areas and equip yourself sensibly then you will steal ahead of the unprepared pack.

So…

What are the best survival tools available today?

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With such a huge selection online and offline, the choice can be overwhelming with a diverse range available from pocket survival gadgets and tools to highly specialized wilderness survival supplies.

You need to first assume that a total shutdown has occurred. There’s no electricity and chaos reigns.

Be prepared.

Think about the absolute necessities when it comes to survival tools and weapons.

Laser in on what really counts in the case of a true emergency.

You need fire

Imagine that it’s extremely cold and rain is driving down. Perhaps there has been a flood or you have been forced to cross a turbulent river… What you need is the ability to craft a rolling fire without much effort and with guaranteed results. Learn more below.

You need water

When we think of treating water, boiling or distilling are the obvious solutions. Hostile conditions following a complete breakdown of society as we know it may not permit this. Your need will be to swiftly filter water and make it safe for drinking. Discover how you how you can achieve this for the price of a modest meal.

You need food

The knee-jerk option is freeze-dried produce. This has its place along with other essential foodstuffs but find out too what to do if your supply is looted or you are driven from your home.Read in more depth at stockpiling suppliesbut here focus on sustainable survival.

You need shelter

Assuming that you are forced to flee, you’ll be surprised at just how little you need to spend to ensure that you are well-protected from the hostile elements without breaking the bank.

The idea of the survival tools below is not to get you to spend money unnecessarily but to make your spending count. Make sure that you and your family are protected whatever happens. Most of the time it is not essential to look for the most expensive product of its type. As well as being sensitive to your budget, a sensible choice of the best 4/23

survival tools also factors in ease of use, chance of something going wrong (less is more) and overall effectiveness in trying conditions.

The tools on offer here pre-suppose that you have already taken care of ready supplies and have a good store of these to hand. We look beyond what you can stockpile though. The equipment here is designed for long-term survival in the case of an unexpected and total disaster.

FIRE

You should look to cover all bases when it comes to fire.

In your arsenal of survival tools, the ability to start fire quickly, easily and in all conditions however extreme is uppermost. Do not underestimate the need to take care of this with a few inexpensive purchases that could prove worth their weight in gold.

Face facts. It could be raining heavily. Extreme winds. Floods. Maybe it’s exceptionally cold.

You want a butane torch with a supply of butane laid in.

Adecent butane torch is a proven fire starter in the most adverse situation.

There are two main choices.

Paying for a high quality, fuss-free butane torch is money well spent.

Kicking out 2500 degrees, any fire is up and running within seconds. A single small refill of gas will give over half an hour of continuous burning. Reducing timber to flame in such a time translates to maybe 200 emergency fires. Do not forget to stock up on canisters of butane.

Atechnologically-advanced micro-torch may not be the most obvious choice when it comes to planning the best survival tool to start fires with. Never overlook the importance of modern equipment, though. Explorers, climbers and Special Forces units all take advantage of the ease and durability of butane torches without apology.

There is a place for several methods of starting fire, whether it’s for warmth or food. As well as micro-torches, purchase several packets of Bic lighters and also look to a no-nonsense back to basics kit. Don’t go without the SE FS374 All-Weather Emergency 2-IN-1 Fire Starter & Magnesium Fuel Bar.

WATER

We take water for granted.

In a situation of total collapse the need for this precious lifeblood will remain the same while supplies are slashed. Stockpiling water is not sufficient.

You need a water filter.

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The market is saturated with portable water filters of all types. Most popular brands do a perfectly good job filtering water and they can also hold up well to long-term use. Retailing at over $100, though, they are not cheap. Making use of several parts that need to be fitted together, they can be bulky and hard to operate in tough conditions.

Most lists of the best survival tools vote in the Lifestraw Portable Water Filter. This uncomplicated but effective water filter could mean the difference between life and death. No moving parts means it will serve you well without any problems inherent in more expensive and fussy alternatives.

Abeing ultra-portable and boasting a tried and true track record, the Lifestraw also won the Time Magazines well as Invention of the Year.

The Lifestraw weighs just 2 ounces. It is used casually by backpackers and for more hardcore purposes by relief agencies working in the third world. It’s the ideal tool for any extreme survival situations, those where your life is in the balance.

There are limitations to the Lifestraw, obviously. You will not be able to filter salt – distillation is required for that job – viruses, heavy metals and chemicals present in a water source.

Handy Hints

If the disaster has caused problematic flooding or is due to a natural disaster like an earthquake then exercise caution when choosing water from a populated area. It’s highly likely to be contaminated. As a simple precaution, trek away from the area and seek out a source of water which is less likely to be tainted by sewage or chemicals.

If you are investing in a Lifestraw, consider buying one for each family member or friend in your party. You can easily filter 1000 liters with a single unit but err on the side of safety and prevent in advance the likelihood of water rationing.

FOOD

When giving serious thought to being prepared for a catastrophe, the usual route is the stockpiling of various important foods.

Ensuring that you have adequate supplies is undeniably a wise option and one worthy of separate articles.

You must also ask yourself how long this food will last and what to do when you need to make provision for yourself and your family.

The answer, fortunately, is simple: you need a range of weapons. If you take the time and invest in a reasoned choice of firearms and ammunition, you will be able to hunt and kill rather than relying on a finite resource. Your weapons will also serve to protect you.

Rifle

Weatherby offer some of the swiftest and flattest shooting rifles available today. You can find cheaper options if money is a real issue and also far more expensive offerings. With Weatherby, you know where you stand. Their rifles have solid stocks and heavy, fluted barrels. The Vanguard range is perfect for the discerning shooter. 6/23

Semi-automatic

Extreme situations call for extreme measures. For the purist, a hunting rifle is a perhaps the ultimate piece of survival kit. What about those who are not confident with a gun?

The Ambush 300 Blackout is a superb if unconventional choice for hunting and self-defense.

If you need to put something down quickly and are not a skilled marksman then it’s time for the big guns. A large- caliber AR is a prudent addition to your arsenal.

With the 300 Blackout you will shoot accurately to several hundred meters. Recoil is not severe and, with its semi- automatic capacity, you will easily be able to administer follow-up shots. The threaded barrel allows you to fit a silencer if necessary.

While not suitable as your sole weapon, if you have the mind to think of different hunting and survival situations, spend some time mulling over a semi-automatic rifle. You can opt for larger caliber like the .300 AAC Blackout if you want more power.

Shotgun

If you can handle a gun then perhaps you might sneer at the thought of including a heavy-handed shotgun.

Be realistic. If you cannot shoot well then perhaps something more forgiving like a shotgun is exactly what you need to bring home the bacon.

If you are looking for shotguns, focus on over/unders. These are much less prone to mechanical failure and are highly effective when it comes to downing prey of any type. Over/unders enable you to change your ammunition while hunting without undue problems.

If cost is a factor and you prize function over form, Mossberg has a fine range of trusted shotguns.

The Silver Reserve II series has some very affordable and effective guns.

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Crossbow

Sometimes you will want to hunt without the unwelcome attention of gunfire.

Acrossbow is a reasonably inexpensive and highly effective means of accomplishing this extra degree of stealth.

Pistols are very portable but if you are putting together supplies for surviving a total social collapse, it’s worth paying slightly more and acquiring a bulkier but better rifle instead.

Aweaponry, it’s possible to pay a pittance or a fortune. This option will be more than adequate with 150lbss with all of power, aluminum arrows and an easy-to-change string. At less than $100 it could be the best $100 you spend when everything else is hanging in the balance.

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SHELTER

No study of survival tools is complete without taking into account your obvious need for shelter.

You can take many approaches but the best is to make provision for both an all-purpose tarp and a sleeping bag. All else is a bonus.

Tents can be good but they are generally marketed at recreational users so why invest in something bulky that might not last the test of time? A regular tent will be vulnerable to ripping. Also, zippers may not hold up to repeated use. You can search for more professional tents such as those sold by North Face or Mountain Hardware. Tents used for Everest expeditions will clearly make the grade but at a price to match.

For those on a budget, get hold of a solid and no-nonsense tarp as a priority.

Constructed from highly durable rip-stop polyethylene, this very inexpensive option is laminated on both sides with plenty of reinforcing.

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The basics of building a shelter are easy to pick up and you need nothing more than a tree, a rope and any nearby sticks. Learn some simple wilderness survival skills and they will pay dividends.

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When purchasing tarps, go for several rather than just a single piece. They are so cheap that spending here could mean the difference between living and succumbing to hypothermia. Duct tape and heavy-duty sewing needles are also worth consideration. They will help you to construct a larger shelter with minimum effort.

What is perhaps the best survival tool when it comes to shelter?

Sleeping bag

Military issue sleeping equipment will not let you down. Goose down bags are lightest but may let you down badly… If the bag gets wet then all insulating properties will be history.

One workaround is to look for something fashioned from Gore-Tex. This modular sleeping system comes in five pieces with a very handy carry sack. The primary bag comes with a liner so that together they offer protection against the most hostile of elements.

Gore-Tex is great but comes at a significant cost so for more budget-conscious choices, look to no-frills military issue sleeping gear like this camouflage bivy cover:

So…

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If you take care of the above needs then you will be very well positioned to survive on an ongoing basis in the event of a disaster of whatever kind.

Widen your state of preparedness by also studying other articles here giving useful information on food and survivalist equipment.

Don’t wait until it’s too late…

Compiling any compact list of the top 10 survival gear items is tough.

Here we aim to double down on those things that you really cannot afford to be without in the event of a terrorist attack or a calamity caused by a natural disaster. If you are on a budget you cannot afford to not have these top 10 survival items.

The very nature of disasters means they are unexpected and catch you on the hop. Plan in advance rather than waiting until it’s too late to help yourself and your family.

The key point to remember when assembling your supplies is that everything you include here must have a use. If something is not inherently invaluable cast it aside. Your life is at stake so choose wisely.

1) Knife

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The best choice here is to arm yourself with an all-purpose hunting knife. KA-BAR do some excellent and efficient survival knives. Anything used by the USMC or any Special Forces unit is likely to be effective, reasonably priced and good to last.

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Look out for asteel bladeand consider buying a cheap sharpener to keep that blade finely honed.

2) Rope

You can never have too much rope in a situation where there has been a total shutdown.

From building pulleys or bridges through to securing your tarp or bait to a tree in order to tempt likely prey, invest in good quality rope and lots of it.

One good choice is paracord.This page shows a range of different options:

Rooted in parachuting, this ingenious invention has woven strings inside an outer-casing. By cutting the rope open you can use lots of small strings and by using a flame you can seal the case shut again. It’s rated at 750lbs and is a sterling piece of survival kit.

Survival comes down to three words – never give up!

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