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BPN family, it's time
for the proper tip of the day.
Hello, everyone out there in Internet Radio Land.
This is Dave Jonesy, NBC guy,
and I have been striving to do a completely different set of tips
than I did last year
so that you have more in your, you know, quiver,
more little arrows in your quiver.
But this one, I know I did last year, and I got to hit it again because it's that important.
So if you didn't get the tips from last year, standardization, and I mean across the board,
standardization in weapons, in equipment, in just everything, load out, radios, everything that you can think of.
try and standardize, set one standard and go with that across the board no matter how many people are in your group.
Now, this is so important.
I taught a prepper group.
They came together to do tactical movement up here on the mountain, and they didn't even have the same caliber of weapons.
So they couldn't share magazines.
They couldn't share ammo.
You see where I'm going.
Same style of gun.
If you go with an AK, everybody should have AKs.
Cheap, inexpensive, the number one weapon in the world.
Parts, you know, interchangeable parts.
If you go with the AR platform, standardize it across the board.
Nine millimeter, you know, should be the same weapon.
I have the model 92, Beretta 92, it's the copy of the, or Taurus, Taurus 92.
It's a copy of the Beretta.
And I have two of them, one for myself and one for my wife.
And the kids, they have other guns, but they are standard.
So however you do this, look at standardizing all of your equipment across.
the board. And as for the loadout, you know, in the army, we had standard places for your
first aid kit, your first aid kit. So if you're hit, your buddy knows where your first aid
kit is and he can render aid to you using your first aid kit. You know, all of that stuff.
It's standard placement on the body. So look at what.
what you got, see how you can standardize it and make it more interchangeable.
It's a vital, vital concept that you need to try and put through your whole operation.
So there you go.
Standardization.
Take care and prep on.