just another edc thread...
seems we lost the original one a while back, hence...
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quote:Originally posted by Otacon:quote:Originally posted by X379:
just playing devils advocate here, if you take an active part in training somebody with a gun and things go south are you liable, just a thought
Go south as in that person uses their ccw?
--If so many instructors teach people how to shoot and they seem to be ok with any legal issues
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Go south as in that person makes a mistake at the range and someone is hurt?
--Then I would say you are responsible and reliable, especially if they are a guest.
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Go south as in you train someone for an extended period of time and that person in turn committees murder? (Similar to that PA Sniper coward who hide in the woods and shot and killed two state troopers. The guy what trained by his father who is a retired Army Major).
--In that case the courts would have to prove intent which can be difficult.
I may have misinterpreted your question X.
ALSO That doughnut is sic, love it! Great job NSA
what I was trying to convey is – lets say you are an experienced marksman and take in a novice to train, then that student accidentally shoots them self or somebody else? just thinking0 -
Heck yea, NSA...that buckle and braid look fantastic. There's your new part-time job.quote:Originally posted by nosuchagency:
this is color 'undead'...

first time using the adjustable buckle and it came out slightly larger than I intended, but I think I'm good to go regardless. I'll post up some other materials I took delivery of this weekend, e.g., black widow, anaconda, etc...0 -
quote:Originally posted by X379:quote:Originally posted by Otacon:quote:Originally posted by X379:
just playing devils advocate here, if you take an active part in training somebody with a gun and things go south are you liable, just a thought
Go south as in that person uses their ccw?
--If so many instructors teach people how to shoot and they seem to be ok with any legal issues
OR
Go south as in that person makes a mistake at the range and someone is hurt?
--Then I would say you are responsible and reliable, especially if they are a guest.
OR
Go south as in you train someone for an extended period of time and that person in turn committees murder? (Similar to that PA Sniper coward who hide in the woods and shot and killed two state troopers. The guy what trained by his father who is a retired Army Major).
--In that case the courts would have to prove intent which can be difficult.
I may have misinterpreted your question X.
ALSO That doughnut is sic, love it! Great job NSA
what I was trying to convey is – lets say you are an experienced marksman and take in a novice to train, then that student accidentally shoots them self or somebody else? just thinking
Usually range officers or instructors are insured againts such incidents and so is the gun range itself (owners), if your just a regular guy that wants to help somebody out and no matter how experienced you are and a tragedy happens then you can find yourself in serious trouble.
The best thing is to stay away from such possible situations and let a licensed, authorised profesional handle the instruction.0 -
I think I promised some time back my "wedding or any other formal occasion EDC", 
I apologize for the lack of "white balance" in the picture , I was playing with the camera
but it does give a "warm" ambiance almost like a formal occasion
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arts-n-crafts, bitches:
color: black widow...
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color: anaconda... 
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takin' it to a whole other level bitches, lmao.0 -
color: copperhead... 
color: touch of gray...
need to snag some supplies and will attempt to photo document build on a paracord fishing kit bracelet using od green. have another order inbound for a couple different camo patterns as well.0 -

approx. 2" electrical tape...
approx. 30' 50lbs braid...
(tied off piece of strand at tag end of braid for visual reference)
embedded a couple copper beads at both corners of last knot prior to sealing off...
another guy was using lead split shot, but wasn't a fan of that idea. couldn't locate any tin split shot so i went with the beads. figured they could double as a flash attractant. there's a slight swell at end with the taped hooks; I think i can eliminate next round with slightly less tape, or maybe just wrap tape around hooks and not around cord, then wrap line around both. will give it another whirl after the camo cord comes in.0 -

color: tri-camo (this one has embedded fishing kit too)...
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NSA, they look very smooth and consistent to me.
I like that heavy duty buckle too.0 -
a guy on another board referred to it as male crochet. i like to think of it as 'tactical' crochet...
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Knit one, purl two, lol 0 -
camo jellyfish...
I think his knot head is slightly deformed, but hey, who isnt ...0 -
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NSA, how do you like the Triage so far? 0 -
reminds me of strykers, but that's a given. don't have an excuse why i hadn't picked it up before. i think it's my 1st sheepsfoot too. gonna take it to lansky tonight. 0 -
Carrying Bluetooth stereo head set for jogging..
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quote:Originally posted by nosuchagency:

I like those scales , I have a pyramid version and there really grippy,0 -
when I saw tb's presidio I had to have a pair. i'm already thinking about another Ritter just so I have an excuse to commission something else from keyman.
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Those look great.
quote:Originally posted by nosuchagency:
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color: knights...
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tactical camo, but i think they should have named it rattler... 

tried out a gun metal spring-loaded buckle this time round'.0 -

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have some black oxide hex nuts inbound that'll be a bit more subtle...0 -
quote:Originally posted by nosuchagency:


have some black oxide hex nuts inbound that'll be a bit more subtle...
That is pretty neat - I assume you can use it as a sort of "knuckle duster"?0
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