My dad was in one of these in Afghanistan when an IED went off below the vehicle. Thanks to the V-shape hull, doing what it was designed to do, he lived.

What a BEAST Ron! With a 50 cal on the turret, this would be a Texas wild hog hunter's dream come true. You could hunt dinosaurs with that rig. Too cool, congrats on the purchase! 😎

182 miles and #410. This MRAP is seriously upgraded from the ones we rolled around in back in my 07-08 deployment! Congrats on the new “work truck” 😂

The guy in the video showing it off is very knowledgeable . No BS kind of guy.

Man you did a good deed right there, you needed advice, and I bet he loved showing you.

You need to get that decal’d up now with ATLAS survival shelter! Bomb Proof

You've got to run this to Walmart and grocery shopping.

“Oh! So you could run a hair dryer in here!” That’s awesome!

Just another reason to love you, Ron. BADASS. Mess with you? I think not. BRAVO! 🇺🇸👏👏👏♥️🙏😊

"Pls don't couse..." love it lol

There was 184 miles on it and yes it is an awesome piece of equipment!!! I was in Iraq in 2003. I’m so glad you got this one. I’m looking to get a Oshkosh HEMTT!!!

you now have the title of "The Ultimate Civilian Prepper" . Congrats !

Thanks for the vid. Just some suggestions about the halon fire suppression system. That system should be deactivated and bottles removed if you allow people in the vehicle who are not trained on how to get out in an emergency. Remember, Halon is heavier than air and displaces oxygen. There are also manual activation handles that kids love to play with. There have been multiple deaths in the Army and probably other services attributed to these systems, and that's with trained crewmembers. Also, at 5:45 that cap is not for the nozzle, it is to protect the valve when the bottle is removed, and at 5:55 that is not an IR light for illumination, it is a multi sensor for the halon system. I was a 19D Cavalry Scout and spent years crewing the M3 CFV (Bradley) that had these systems. They can kill you if you panic and cannot get out in time before you pass out due to lack of oxygen. As a note, there was talk way back of doing away with halon and going to C02 but the lack of oxygen is still an issue with C02 as well.

737 for my number and 182 miles was on it when you bought it. This was your best video yet!! I had too much fun watching this! Thank you!

Just want to tell you how much I love your videos! I like your general attitude towards most things..lol..I don't subscribe to many channels, which goes to show how much I respect yours! Keep doing what you do! Thanks!

I bet this would be great to bring a date on or for family outings.

That brought back some memories! Miles were 182 and my number between 1-1000 would be 7 like the number on the back.

182 miles and man I love this thing very nice enjoy the videos keep doing what your doing👍👍👍

Beautiful purchase! Literally like new. One of the coolest things I’ve ever seen on the Atlas channel ❤

Awesome, man! Btw, you answered an older comment telling me that you'd do a vid showing us the double culvert bunker, is it still something you're planning to do? Tremendous job btw! 💪🏻👌🏻

GSS is for Global Seating Systems. They were the manufacturer of the seats that the Blackwater Grizzly APC MRAPII prototypes used. The seats are heavy because they are built to be blast resistant. Blackwater's Grizzly lost out on it's bid to be selected for the defense dept. contract due to it's failure in testing on front end explosion protection at Aberdeen Test Grounds. Blackwater's manufacturing facilities in Camden North Carolina closed down shortly after building these prototypes.

Love the MRAP. They were made just 10 miles from me. Well built for sure. Congratulations on the purchase. Thank you for the video. 500

182 miles 👍🏻 I'm so jealous of the amazing bunkers you make....when I worked in similar ones I never appreciated them properly.

I’m wanting to move to Texas and I will 10000% buy a shelter from you before building a house

Global Seating Systems (GSS) US-based GSS produces the most advanced blast-absorbing and blast-deflecting seating and restraint systems for the latest generations of armored and soft-skinned combat vehicles. These systems not only minimize the impact of a range of kinetic threats, but also protect against the effects of accidents and post-blast dynamics. 777

This has to be the ultimate find of the year. Thanks for putting this up.

That looks like so much fun!!!!

27 RINOs gave it a thumbs down because they think it's too much freedom!

holeeeee crap ! wahoo congrats ! im not a veteran but all of the patriots i call friends are pick war from Vietnam to current yes the old is 72 he's got great stories too i have diner with him once week ..

CONGRATS ON YOUR NEW TOY!!!!!!!!

Hey man. It's Ted from Texas. This week's number 372. I like the video man. Thanks for the tour of a cool vehicle. Good luck with it I hope it doesn't break down and give you any grief.

182 miles and #10, have to design a driveout garage from a big boy bunker!

You know you bought BRAND NEW when it has only 182 miles on it...that's SPANKING NEW!!!!!

Living In Dallas Been watching you for a solid month now great work brother!

😃 you went with the right one. The one with flotation tires and extra armor sides. 👍🏻

GSS stands for Global Seating systems. They are made for all kinds of military systems

I wish I could afford one of your shelters! They are the best that is made! I'm glad your providing these to people! Great company you have! God Bless your business!

Miles when bought would say 181 as you said did test drive and 373 as number. Thanks for sharing your HEAVY DUTY ride with us.

GGS is Global Seating Systems, they make all the specialist seats for various vehicles, military or contractor.

I was recovery in Iraq and used to go get these after they had hit IEDs ...BTW they held up,well .

I get the sneaking suspicion that you take door dings at the supermarket a little more seriously than most people... d=^o

One hell of a ride, I'm jealous I want to ride in it.

When I c ur video and then I can't leave so now no more just u and ur videos I love 💕 the way ur working on ur dream

Great video, if a cop ever pulls you over and says do you know why I pulled you over, you can reply because I let you, lol no 564 😃

I'd be like, give me the camera and you can help clean your own vehicle up!

Pretty cool truck congratulations!

Congrats Ron!

Imagine all the survival supplies you could fit in that. Wow 😳

We need to use this for hurricane rescue! HMU if you’re interested in saving some people in crisis.

Just Freaking awesome!!!! And there were 182 miles on it 😉

congrats on the MRAP Very nice

Most buttons inside military vehicles are labeled “don’t touch” LOL

Please do a video going through a drive through and ordering food lol 😆 hahahaha wear a 3a helmet and BDU and dress the part and go for it .

Awesome, Looks very similar to the RG31

17:51 Actually if the tank is punctured the middle material will mix with the diesel that attempts to leave the tank threw the bullet hole affectively sealing the tank. it makes it so the tank uses diesel fuel to fix the tank with the filament in the middle of the tanks. check the videos out online there cool.

My dream is to afford a bomb shelter and an armored vehicle...

Serbu rn50 single shot 50 cal on the roof :). Stay away from the slap rounds

715 The MRAP is a beast. I really want one to deck out as a survival truck.

22:30 RisingS driving off.... LOL

Bunkers+MRAP+Firearms=Ready for the Apocalypse! ✴️☢️☣️⚠️🔥🇺🇸 #762 - I love the AR wall mount!

182 miles and my # is 182

The push button gear shift is just like the yard dog I drive. You can check your fluid level from inside

182 miles on the truck. My number is 203. Love ya Ron!

The MRAP is Awsome. Maybe a small suggestion. Keep a seat or two then make it a mobile CAC for any future event... A command and control vehicle will get you an excellent advantage in testing atmosphere and scouting after any given event. It would be even better if you could get one more vehicle.

How much is an MRAP

Love the videos buddy. I'm subscriber today. Thanks for the informational video's buddy.

That's Freaking Awesome!

The foreman dude really needs to change his diet...he is on the road to something very bad happening to his health from all the greasy cheeseburgers, pizza and burritos he's been eating.

GSS = Global Security Solutions It was the name of an old private military contractor. They've changed their name since.

Incredible video.... 183 miles on it when you bought it. You have nice neighbors when you have a tank or an MRAP.

It's absolutely beautiful!!!!

2:54 GSS stands for cannot wait for when SHTF

Miles were 182, my number from 1-1000 is 769. Totally awesome rig, enjoy it!

Awesome

That is one cool ride

I am so jealous that is the coolest bug out vehicle in the world! 🤯

That's Fn Sick! that would be awesome to drive around in!

183 miles. Love it!!

That front stowage bin looked like it had an input for outside coms to driver inside that's cool! Just hope that's the fuel tank and not the cold water tank lol!

Yoooooo I never thought I'd be able to use my mrap license again😂😂😂 I need one now

Man I love that thing and that's 180 miles btw.

That is Effing cool. Living the dream.

NICE!!! 182 is both my number and the miles when you bought it.

I want one as a daily driver. Absolutely beautiful

Congratulations to all the giveaway winners that are announced in this today's video. If you're name is announced email us at "ron@atlassurvivalshelters.com"

Talk about a grocery go getter! Love it! #696 you had 182 miles on it.

You need to add it to underground bunker, have a hidden steel door that lays flat on the ground that can be opened and drive up out out of ground after an apocalyptic type event. Have a steel door going into a small tunnel to a double steel door from parking area into bunker. That way nobody could penertrate your bunker.. ;)

What a truck to own! Very nice. 357

I’m ex British army armoured infantry. I don’t know if I would still know the way around a Warrior as well as this fella knows his old battle tractor. Pretty cool vehicle - wished we had AC in Afghan.

Subbed. Imagine pulling into an RV park with that,,,, it would make an awesome RV.

Love the content 🙌

thee only weakness your tuck has is the outside fueltanks. sure, youl survive the explosion from it, but now your stranded and give your enemy time to wait you out while you run out of supplies. i would suggest swapping the fuel cans with a more angled canister to help deflect bullets. might add wait but well worth the effort.

Great delivery truck for bunkers HA!!!

Feel tank might be lined with Polyurea. It was made for the army for ballistics. It's a spray on rubber coatings that can deflect almost anything. The spray it the undersides of trucks and whatever for bomb proofing. They also use it to line fish holds in Fishing boats. It's awesome stuff. But you need a $35,000 machine to spray it. I've sprayed it before.

13,182 miles thats one of the better American vehicles I've seen, nice one Ron

Congratz on the MRAP Ron! That is a dream truck / camper. My Number is 64 and 82 on delivery on this video, 160 before test drive. Love your bunkers, I would rather live in one of your bunkers than my current house, so if you want to store one in my yard...

Amazing technology!

Need 1 of them hangers brother...awesome mrap

This is so cool

I was in Iraq for the first rotation when the insurgency kicked off. It was that deployment that taught me Hummv's were coffins on wheels. I was a Bradley mechanic in the Army for 15 yrs total. The IEDs were ripping through our trucks and tanks/brads due to the flat hulls. The second time I was in Iraq I was supporting the 101st ABN at FOB Normandy when they got Bradleys because they were getting hammered with IEDs and their Col requested armor. They got 13 Pre-po Bradley's from Kuwait. I was sent over to support them as obviously the 101st ABN wouldn't have Bradley mechanics. For the next 8 months I was repairing Brads and doing Recovery work. Of the 13 Brads they got 11 were coded out for IED damage. I recovered every one of them but 1. Only 1 soldier lost their life during that time. If that Col hadn't requested Armor. That number would have been allot higher. Even though the Brads were destroyed by the IEDs. They saved lives. My 3rd tour was when the MRAPs were really being fielded. My unit was one of the first in Iraq to get the Maxxpro's. Big and tall trucks. But they did their job. I don't think we lost anyone during that deployment. I could be wrong. But as far as my unit goes we didn't lose anyone to IEDs. I am grateful the Army is sidelining the Hummv's but it took far too long to make that happen. The MRAPS aren't perfect. But compared to what we had during the first two tours. The MRAPs are like tanks on wheels but better in terms of surviving an IED at least. I wouldn't put them up against an actual tank or anything designed to take out hard targets. And trust me you are all lucky you never saw the boneyards in Kuwait that held all the destroyed vehicles from Iraq and convoys from Kuwait to Iraq. The Hummv yard was one of two times I honestly cried. The first was when a civilian contractor I made friends with was killed by a rocket attack. The Hummv yard was by far the biggest and most pathetic to see. MRAPs saved allot of lives. I honestly hope it stays that way going forward.