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I'll agree with the other posters and say that I've never seen an otf that actually got used, and didn't turn into a rattletrap. I've been carrying Spyderco knives for years and they get the zip tie wave treatment. I've owned OTF and "switchblades", and there's simply NOTHING faster ( ETA: than the ...

Honestly, for me, most of the people I meet don't even register as discreet individuals. It's just "rock n roll guy #65" or "blue haired chick #73" or "boring old fuddy duddy at the bus stop". These days, unless someone really strikes me as an individual, or I have to deal with them regularly, I ca...

So i travel a LOT for work, and regularly will meet 50-100 new people in a day, most of whom I will likely never see again after that day. For those I'll see again, I'll often get their number (networking) and as i enter it into my phone, I'll ask to take their picture, then add it to the contact. T...

maine1 wrote:Use it as window bars for the apocalypse.

Dig it! Does that obviate the need for a warning sign on that window?

Looking good as always, Storm Crow.

Very likely that you are right, but material science is coming a long way rather quickly, so I'm hopeful. I'm sure it won't be long before someone does side by side comparison between the two.

OK, so I've been waiting for this ever since they came out with the AR version. I'll be curious to see if these can hold up to the standard set by the famous circle 10s.

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Good to see you here again, Amir. :lol: Got some stagehand stories for ya when you have a moment. Two questions: how does the RFB manual of arms work with your lefthandedness, and is that a tub of Deli-Cat? Is actually ideal for lefties, given its 100% ambidextrous. And I'm not sure, it's a repurpo...

Unicorn porn:

Wow, what a warm reception... This place must have changed a lot over the last couple of years.

Thanks buddy! That's the best you got? I meant anything I should look out for our new aware of, aside from the fact that it appears to have condensed straight out of vaporware and into my safe.

Can't wait to get this thing to a range!

OK so a friend of mine recently decided not to hold on to his firearms any longer. Technically, um just holding his stuff for a while, but it's not looking like he'll be wanting them back. It came with an Eotech and a vfg. This thing is sick! One of the extractors is broken, but I know KT will make ...

So I most commonly use a running bowline to take the weight off of a choker hitch made in wire rope, that is made up with a shackle around an I beam. I tie it around the steel, then lower it below another shackle that has the weight, then let go of the knot to cinch it down, capturing the lower shac...

"No soliciting" suffices on my door.

I'm a knot knerd. I make my living using mostly a bowline and clove hitch, but i like to switch it up to keep it interesting, so I've learned one or two more.

Ok, now I've gotta get me one of these!

shrapnel wrote:In the Tampa area, we got massive amounts of rain, some wind, and some tornadoes. Could have been worse, I guess. It's sunny and windy now, with random clumps of rain.

Yup, lots of it all.

Lenny wrote:I have progressed at marlinespike seamanship a lot from my earlier posts....

WOW, I'll say! Very nice work man. That board is hot stuff, for sure! You've got me beat, for sure...

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Vicarious_Lee wrote:Who wouldn't stop? Unless there's someone with a gun still at the scene AND I'm unarmed AND I've got my kid with me at the time.

You have to stop.

This.

^^This again.

When the chamber of my Mossberg is really dirty, I have a similar problem. I think it's a similar concept to pennying a door, in that the friction on the sides of the chamber effectively lock the brass in. A good cleaning may clear that up, presuming it wasn't cleaned after you bought it.

Abloy makes a huge variety of lock types. I may have mistakenly linked to padlocks, but they also have almost any standard lock, made with their exclusive key profiles and unique mechanical locking mechanism. You can replace your home door locks, desk locks, filing cabinet, padlocks, etc; but what I...

Pick up one of the small Gun Vaults, with just the basic mechanical lock, then buy an inexpensive, yet high quality replacement for the lock assembly itself here:
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They are said to be unpickable.

... If that bag were an S type, I'd take it too.

I've had one of GN's slim style holsters for my PF9 for a couple of years now, and it's still one of my favorite, and most comfortable I own.

If you felt like getting fancy, you could try these guys:

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That's a pretty wide variety of materials and sizes.