What is your EDC BOK?
No, I don't have one yet.
I did, however, read something Mike G posted several years ago on LMS Defense forums which brought this to mind:
I here lots of people talk about purchasing a single big kit or even a single small kit that they keep in a specific location. This is great and it is the first step to being prepared for a 'right now' event. BUT do you have some sort of BOK everywhere you have a gun stashed or stored? The reason I ask is what will you do with the BOK you have in your glove box when you have barricaded yourself in your safe room after in the middle of a home invasion and a family member is injured? What will you do when you are laying next to your car after an armed conflict, you are injured your opponent is dead, and your BOK is in your range bag at home?
Two lessons to learn from this: Keep a small amount of 'right now' med gear everywhere you keep a gun. Learn and know how to use any and all things around you as med gear.
This is not about gear as much as it is about mindset, Be Prepared.
If one "stores" a gun on one's hip, then it would make sense to have "a small amount of 'right now' med gear" on one's person.
Thincinch in back pocket? With an OB tampon or three for packing? Gloves?
Bandage and no packing is only half of what you need to do
Primed? TK-4? Duct tape? NPA? Deco needle? Safety pins?
Four-inch Olaes?
Doc Gunn BOK? With packing?
He also wrote:
This should apply to everything...
The more you know, the less you carry.....
Last edited by Submariner; 01-29-10 at 16:18.
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