RAT Pack Pouch

[91xlt]

nice pc of kit...
received mine yesterday, been waaay mucho busy-o

more to come,
a teaser of the pouch as received

 

[budde]

As not to clutter too many threads, I'm gonna add my photos to this one if you don't mind

starts with a down the top shot, and moves into an exploded kit. I still need to adjust some bits of it. I don't like the size of the saw handles...but I don't like using it with just paracord handles either.

I'm working on a small altoids kit for the RC6 molle back/pouch kit. Hasn't come in yet, but I'll get pics up once it does

Simple little fix for the saw handles, take them off. Then when you want to use the saw you can tie in or wrap in small sections of a stick.

 

[RAT Freak]

I saw it yesterday on the RAT website and thought it will be a great pouch when I'm out in the woods for same practice and not wanted to carry a Backpack with me.
Theres just a little problem: I can't get it here in Europe
Unfortunately they are not selling these Packs through the distributors Networks And ordering directly over the RAT website is also only possible when you live in USA.
Is there anybody here in the Forum who knows perhaps why this is so?

 

[sadiejane]

was wondering why the pack only comes with straight edged knives, no serrated?
seems most on this forum prefer plain..any reasons?

preferences for those of you who own both the rc5 and rc6..
read more and and answered my own ? about differences..
this is indeed a must have pak

 

[adaman04]

Man, no love for the khaki RAT Pack in here? I saw Shotgunner has one and come the first part of the year, mine should be here courtesy of the fine folks at RAT.

 

[Mrs.Shotgunner11]

I saw it yesterday on the RAT website and thought it will be a great pouch when I'm out in the woods for same practice and not wanted to carry a Backpack with me.
Theres just a little problem: I can't get it here in Europe
Unfortunately they are not selling these Packs through the distributors Networks And ordering directly over the RAT website is also only possible when you live in USA.
Is there anybody here in the Forum who knows perhaps why this is so?

You need to email jeff directly at jeff@ratcutlery.com to get shipping quotes for an international shipment.

 

[rooikat]

Nice set-up!
This is the first time I have seen this knife/sheath. I like it a lot.

 

[Rat 1]

That's a nice pouch I love those little streamlight flashlights

 

[MrCoffee]

If you guys ever really get concerned over what a LEO might say then just go by the Post Office and get one of the Ready.GOV pamphlets and keep it in your BOB. If he asks about the gear, show him the pamphlet. Your just being a "good citizen" doing what your government is advising you to do.

HA! LOLOL Ha ha ha ha! Read the info... no where does it mention a good knife... no where! That being said, it actually does have a lot of good info on the site about preparing.

 

[FortyTwoBlades]

# Place a winter emergency kit in each car that includes:

* a shovel
* windshield scraper and small broom
* flashlight
* battery powered radio
* extra batteries
* water
* snack food
* matches
* extra hats, socks and mittens
* First aid kit with pocket knife
* Necessary medications
* blanket(s)
* tow chain or rope
* road salt and sand
* booster cables
* emergency flares
* fluorescent distress flag

From the FEMA for Kids page:

Here is a list of some of the most important things:

* Mess kits, or plates and cups made of paper or plastic
* Battery-operated radio and extra batteries
* Flashlight and extra batteries
* Non-electric can opener and utility knife (like a Swiss Army knife)
* Fire extinguisher (ABC type)
* Pliers
* Tape
* Compass
* Matches in a waterproof container
* Aluminum foil
* Signal flares
* Paper and pencils
* Needle and thread
* Shut-off wrench to turn off the gas and water to your house
* Plastic sheeting
* Whistle
* Toilet paper
* Soap
* Household chlorine bleach
* Plastic bucket with a tight lid
* Plastic garbage bags

Also listed in this PDF under necessary items. CLICK