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Altoids survival kit

Altoids survival kit
If youve herd of bush craft and widerness survival this should help if you havent and thought the name was cool stick around and enjoy!  This is a altoids surival kit  made to help you in a survival situation (get lost in the woods or just a neat thing to have)



MATERIALS (in my kit)
6 rubber bands
a whistle
duct tape
snare wire
thred
2 fishing hooks
fishing line
medical gause
sand paper
pencile
paper
 
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the content of your survival kit dosent just haf to be like mine it can be what ever you think will help you in surviving in the wild so feel free to get creative makeing one
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Jun 28, 2010. 2:57 PMVtexanV says:
it dont suck that is a good instructable and i did it!
Aug 5, 2011. 9:37 PMFlatout Knex says:
hey use a Gerber muti tool or a lethermen because you can have a knife saw screwdriver and much more with it
Jul 9, 2011. 8:06 AMGrouchy1 says:
Studies show that the average survival situation ends within 72 hours, either by rescue or by discovery of the body. In that amount of time (and even longer) you can survive on stored body fat. That being the case, don't waste resources on hunting, trapping or fishing. Put water purification tablets, matches or a lighter, and a compass in there.
Jun 26, 2011. 8:45 PMMATTHEWACAB says:
i suggest adding a razor or a knife
Dec 30, 2010. 3:05 PMjhonny says:
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Jun 4, 2011. 6:36 AMbamibert says:
you jus put a homemade .22 together with a small pocket knife and a bit of rope in a tin? loose the gun, destroy it, if it's not registered. if ATF finds you you get a criminal record because this is a felony. Apart from the fact that this is a useless gun in a survival situation. Keep the knife, the rope and the matches and look up other instructables survival kits to see what you could add. DESTROY THE GUN IF IT"S NOT REGISTERED
Jun 9, 2011. 10:37 AMpbman123 says:
it would be bad if you where caught with that out in wilderness, for the resons bamibert has said. plus you can make a gun that is technically classified as either an airsoftgun or a small potatoe canon. you can put metal bb gun pellets in and use as a gun, i have tried and it works. here is a video my cousin made. (http://www.instructables.com/id/How-to-Make-a-Mini-Cannon-from-a-BBQ-Lighter/) it is a little big for altiods tin but it fits in pocket.
Jun 6, 2011. 11:28 AMjhonny says:
It was a friends gun that i borrowed to add to the tin and he told me it was registered. Plus having a gun ready to hunt is better than taking the time to make something to hunt with.
Sep 13, 2011. 6:30 AMlpdunwell says:
yeah, sure.
http://www.instructables.com/id/altoids-survival-kit-3/?comments=all#C9SQYJKGIKL4114
Jun 7, 2011. 8:58 AMbamibert says:
I hope for you that he's telling the truth. This gun is the worst choice to hunt with short barrel so not a lot of fps, no sights and probably not rifled, your better of with making a harpoon, spear or bow and arrows
Jul 29, 2011. 2:15 AMDeath31313 says:
i hate to contradict you but as a long standing member of the gunsmithing community, i would like to point out that any firearm made by a fully fledged US citizen and kept for personal use not for sale requires no registration as long as it meets all ATF standards for a legal firearm ( IE: does not fire in fully automatic mode, or have both a stock and a barrel under 16 inches). I have personally consulted with Members of the ATF many times on this matter to ensure the firearms i work on are legal (I also have to work with 922R compliance but That's a whole different can of worms).
Jul 29, 2011. 4:31 AMbamibert says:
really? i didn't know that, thanks. But you can never be too careful!
Jul 29, 2011. 1:41 PMDeath31313 says:
very true and a firearm like that does not look too safe to shoot, coupled with that it also has no sights and a tiny barrel.
May 28, 2011. 8:38 PMtete311 says:
Add a small knife under the rubberbands, then it will be perfect! A great knife would have to be top on my list for most important things for survival.
Apr 25, 2011. 4:37 AMK'nexFanatiFreek says:
i like how u say to make your own, u have to make the kit based on a long list of factors, like what kind of weather and your environment that u might get stuck in.
Jan 29, 2011. 1:57 PMducktape.mac says:
where did you manage to find a whistle that small?
Dec 23, 2010. 2:09 PMAir_Assassin says:
That is one of the greatest altoids survival kit I have seen!!! nice job!!
Mar 17, 2010. 12:54 PMmeddler says:
A friend of mine puts takes apart a dental floss box  and puts the spool of floss in his kit. Says it has a thousand uses.
May 22, 2010. 5:11 PMNicholas G. says:
He's right about dental floss having many uses.  It's very nice because it can take a lot of weight without breaking, however I recommend that you get waxed dental floss as it is less likely to slip around while you are tying it for something.
Mar 16, 2010. 12:52 PMlemonie says:
The value of putting things in a tin is what you choose to put in there. I'd think some source of fire and a knife would be a good idea, what do you think?

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