Off the top of my head...

• 3-PSKs in modified County Comm Diplomat Pocket Organizer. One each of these are in my truck, day to day brief case and my wildland gear.
• SAR Kit in a CamelBak BFM (if only they made these in yellow!) This doubles my primary BOB for now, but I intend to build a separate BOB in a Kifaru MMR
• SAR/Medical vest built up on a SoTech SAR vest SAR vest (again, yellow would be awesome!)
• Comprehensive Truck Kit in a Mountain Smith Modular Hauler System 4 This is a BOB, but is always in my truck. An Eagle Becker Patrol Pack is a part of this kit.
• Light and Fast Kit, resides in whatever pack I am currently using for my running and hiking.
• Weapons Kit, this is in an Eagle Discreet Rifle Case with my M4gery and assorted accessories, ammunition, chest rig and the Belt Survival kit listed below. This is a grab and go bag that can either be carried in addition to my BOB or dumped and just take the contents.
• Belt Survival kit in a LBT E&E pouch

Of course this doesn’t include my medical kits…

You have the coolest gear collection! I am green with envy.

I agree, i'm verry impressed with the setup.

That reads like a Christmas list!

I've got a BFM, and I've always wanted either an MMR or Zulu.

It has taken a long time and a lot of "being in the right place at the right time" With exception of some minor gear and firearms, every piece was purchased on sale, traded for or bought used. Ebay is a great resource as long as you know exactly what you are looking for.

I know what you mean, I got the BFM on ebay for $100 shipped. I keep watching for Kifaru gear there.

My experience is people don't sell Kifaru gear once they get some <img src="/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" />

They're few and far between. Sometimes you find a guy just back from deployment who needs women and beer more than gear!

I'd say I have four kits . Still works in progess . One is a day backpack that I plan to change for something bigger and better . The other 2 are in a cordura travel bag and a Bucket Boss tool bag . I consider my F150 van to be 1 big kit .

1. Loose EDC-PSK items in pockets, wallet and belt.
2. CamelBak PSK-BOB.
3. Car PSK items stored in different areas of vehicle.
4. Camping gear can be used for "evacuation" .
5. Items in the house can be used for "shelter in place".