U.S Canteen with N.B.C Cap

     Hi guys it's Max from Maximum Survivalist, coming to you with another gear review. I think today we'll take a look at the U.S. military issued canteen with the NBC cap. These canteens are used by people such as hikers, outdoors men, but it's primary user is our U.S. military.
     Now when these canteens were first used they were made from thin metals such a s stainless steel or aluminum. They would get dropped which would cause dings and even holes causing the water to leak out. This day and age they are made from a hard plastic and are equipped with what is known as an N.B.C cap. (N.B.C stands for nuclear, biological, and chemical) This special cap allows you to attach a 28mm drinking hose from your gas mask to your canteen and safely drink without contaminating your water and/or yourself.
     The canteen comes in it's own carry case, which is made from a sturdy nylon, and has its own canteen cup included.This no frills cup can be used for cooking, heating water, signaling for help(metal banging on metal is an excellent noise maker), a heater(combined with esbit tabs or gel fuel), an emergency shovel, or just drinking a hot cup of coffee.
     Well folks this has been my point of view on the U.S. canteen, hope it's been informative. Remember to be careful and as always God Bless America.

Tagua middle of back holster

Hi guys, it's Max from Maximum Surivavalist with a new gear review. We going to to look at the Tagua middle of the back holster. This holster is all leather and weighs in at around 4 oz. I use the Tagua holster for my full size Glock, and anyone who carries a full sized pistol knows how hard it is to conceal. But this holster is very comfortable and truly does sit in the middle of the back. It's easy to access and your gun sits safely and securely without feeling like it's slipping and sliding around. I hope this review was informative, if you have any questions feel free to ask me or comment, and as always be careful and God Bless America.

Coleman glow stick

Hi guys it's Max here from Maximum Survivalist, with another review for you. Today we're going to take a look at the Coleman Ilumistick  glow stick. These light sticks come in an array of colors. From what I've read and understand green is the strongest and brightest while on the other hand white is the weakest. I use the red and orange for distress and safety. I used a blue one for testing purposes and only tested it for about 6 hours, but I had excellent results and was satisfied. You can also put them in the freezer after the initial use for a longer life span. They have a shelf life of somewhere around 2 years and are great for a variety of uses, such as camping or hiking. You can even use them at home during power outages or when you take the kids out trick or treating. Especially since they are nontoxic and waterproof. Just take them out of there package, give them a snap and a good shake. You will have instant light for about 12 hours. Hope this info has been helpful and as always be careful and God Bless America.

Sog specialty knife

Coleman glow stick

Hope you guys are doing well. Got some great stuff coming up here in the next few weeks for you guys. God Bless America

Light My Fire Swedish Firesteel Review

Max giving a demonstration of the Light My Fire firesteel. Thanks Guys