BCB Military Survival Kit in a tin
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The most comprehensive Military survival kit around.
Originally designed for Air force and Army use for when lost behind enemy lines. BCB have produced the survival tin for somebody who needs to survive and live in the outdoors if they get lost!
The Military Survival kit assumes you will need to relay on it until you make it back to a safe area.
The most comprehensive Military survival kit around.
Originally designed for Air force and Army use for when lost behind enemy lines. BCB have produced the survival tin for somebody who needs to survive and live in the outdoors if they get lost!
The Military Survival kit assumes you will need to relay on it until you make it back to a safe area.
Included in the set:
- Button compass
- Water carriers
- Pan handle for converting the tin into a pan
- Hacksaw blade
- Wire saw
- Matches
- Flint
- Candle
- Cotton wool
- Snare wire
- Fishing kit
- Single edge razors x 2
- First aid
- Puritabs
- Pencil
- Knife
- Signal mirror
- Whistle
- Message pad
- Survival instruction
- Black tape
- Metal tin
'Tobacco' tin container can be used as a cooking pot and is sealed with tape
Nato stock number NSN 8645-99-147-7134
Weighs 220g
measures 11 x 8 x 2.8 cm.
| Weight (g) | 2001.00 |
|---|---|
| Brand | BCB |
| Restricted Product? | Yes |
| Affiliation | British, American |
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