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  • po
    NSA has more awesome combos than my favorite Mexican restaurant...
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  • nosuchagency
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  • martymcfly
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  • billhammer
    /|\ NSA, first nice scales! Secondly I carry those little buggers too from time to time as sadly BKC doesn't give us an alternative.
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  • nosuchagency


    got around to checking all my canisters the other day and majority were expired so put in a couple orders. 2 oz were backordered, but should arrive next week.
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  • martymcfly
    quote:
    Originally posted by nosuchagency:


    got around to checking all my canisters the other day and majority were expired so put in a couple orders. 2 oz were backordered, but should arrive next week.

    Wicked bad
    Cool
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  • martymcfly
    Helping out with some security detail tonight at a big UFC 207 viewing party.
    In the pockets tonight:
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  • nosuchagency


    reckon end of life for presidio line in 2016 warrants a parting nod of respect... what say you, tb.
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  • nosuchagency
    here's closer look at those dlc p-7's they just released...


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  • martymcfly
    ^ Nice! I like the looks of those better.
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  • martymcfly
    Perfect frosty day for a hike in the woods.
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  • boinkman
    quote:
    Originally posted by Marty McFly:
    Perfect frosty day for a hike in the woods.


    Nice setup Mac. Is that saw an auto?
    Big Grin
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  • martymcfly
    quote:
    Originally posted by boinkman:
    quote:
    Originally posted by Marty McFly:
    Perfect frosty day for a hike in the woods.


    Nice setup Mac. Is that saw an auto?
    Big Grin

    Ha. That saw is awesome, but not an auto.
    Wink

    At least it locks.
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  • billhammer
    Mac's Walk in the Woods

    Nice saw but why is it needed?
    I mean I could understand a machete and / or hiking stick and / or high caliper hand gun if needed
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  • martymcfly
    quote:
    Originally posted by Bill Hammer:
    Mac's Walk in the Woods

    Nice saw but why is it needed?
    I mean I could understand a machete and / or hiking stick and / or high caliper hand gun if needed

    That saw is always in my my pack. Bonesaw + wood saw.
    I carry it with me when I hike because I usually wander into the middle of nowhere, and before heading back, I stop and build a fire, just for practice really. Then I sit and have a bite to eat. Very occasionally, after lunch, I'll even practice making a shelter. Non of this is necessary, it's just something I do. Been lost in the woods before back in the day, and now these hikes serve as a simple practice excercise. Takes the anxiety out of being lost if you're already used to being comfortable in the wilderness. I usually purposely hike back in the dark, for an added challenge. So the fire building excercise is good pracice, but it also takes the chill off when hiking outdoors for 4/5 hours.

    Does this make me a weirdo?
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  • boinkman
    quote:
    Originally posted by Marty McFly:
    quote:
    Originally posted by Bill Hammer:
    Mac's Walk in the Woods

    Nice saw but why is it needed?
    I mean I could understand a machete and / or hiking stick and / or high caliper hand gun if needed

    That saw is always in my my pack. Bonesaw + wood saw.
    I carry it with me when I hike because I usually wander into the middle of nowhere, and before heading back, I stop and build a fire, just for practice really. Then I sit and have a bite to eat. Very occasionally, after lunch, I'll even practice making a shelter. Non of this is necessary, it's just something I do. Been lost in the woods before back in the day, and now these hikes serve as a simple practice excercise. Takes the anxiety out of being lost if you're already used to being comfortable in the wilderness. I usually purposely hike back in the dark, for an added challenge. So the fire building excercise is good pracice, but it also takes the chill off when hiking outdoors for 4/5 hours.

    Does this make me a weirdo?


    No country for old men immagry. I also like the dark and the outdoors. Nothing to fear in the dark but your imagination. It's very empowering to hike at night and just let the quiet awaken as you move through it.
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  • mobilefirelord
    quote:
    Originally posted by boinkman:
    quote:
    Originally posted by Marty McFly:
    quote:
    Originally posted by Bill Hammer:
    Mac's Walk in the Woods

    Nice saw but why is it needed?
    I mean I could understand a machete and / or hiking stick and / or high caliper hand gun if needed

    That saw is always in my my pack. Bonesaw + wood saw.
    I carry it with me when I hike because I usually wander into the middle of nowhere, and before heading back, I stop and build a fire, just for practice really. Then I sit and have a bite to eat. Very occasionally, after lunch, I'll even practice making a shelter. Non of this is necessary, it's just something I do. Been lost in the woods before back in the day, and now these hikes serve as a simple practice excercise. Takes the anxiety out of being lost if you're already used to being comfortable in the wilderness. I usually purposely hike back in the dark, for an added challenge. So the fire building excercise is good pracice, but it also takes the chill off when hiking outdoors for 4/5 hours.

    Does this make me a weirdo?


    No country for old men immagry. I also like the dark and the outdoors. Nothing to fear in the dark but your imagination. It's very empowering to hike at night and just let the quiet awaken as you move through it.


    +1. Nice. I used to do that before I got married, about 20 years ago.

    Seems I might have lost my touch. Thanks for mental refresher and I might start doing it again.
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  • po
    Well...those are freaking awesome.

    quote:
    Originally posted by nosuchagency:
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  • po
    Absolutely, a little firecraft makes for an interesting and enjoyable lunch break. I carry a small lightweight wood burning stove, and a small folding saw is useful enough to justify the weight when it comes to making fuel the right size for my little stove. Usually it is just a matter of gathering up some sticks, but when it's wet, the bigger stuff split up burns better.
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  • billhammer
    /|\ Mac thanks makes sense. Now I want to know why I didn't see marshmallows in that pic.
    If your taking a saw & building a fire got to put it to good use!
    Big Grin
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  • mobilefirelord
    Is that AWT scale using hex bolt instead of torx?
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  • trailboss
    quote:
    Originally posted by Mobile Firelord:
    Is that AWT scale using hex bolt instead of torx?


    Yeah, what are those? They look cool, btw.
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  • nosuchagency
    they're awt hives using their supplied hardware (not clip). fit & finish is impressive to say the least. quick shipping & good communication too. will definitely be throwing more business their way.
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  • martymcfly
    quote:
    Originally posted by nosuchagency:
    they're awt hives using their supplied hardware (not clip). fit & finish is impressive to say the least. quick shipping & good communication too. will definitely be throwing more business their way.

    Sorry, unfamiliar... Aluminum? Ti?
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