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well some sort of herringbone feels fitting for that style hat. i can say that is probably one of the more niche styles of cap although i have seen them more and more and even kids wearing them.....

what about the autonomy that heli guy had was not suitable? I know that hey are a bit heavy but i almost think it checks all your boxes, except the barb wire. Im thinking a small pair of knipex or vice grips must have a cable snip.

I don't mean to sully the thread I actually still have a ferro rod in the camp chuckbox. But lighters are so dependable a bic is about as good as it gets and will go from soaking wet to lighting again in most environments relatively quickly. They don't lose fluid like they used to and they are amazi...

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Thu Oct 08, 2020 8:22 am

Question: So are the liners and hardware different on the production Autonomy 2 versus the SMKW? Would a simple blade swap make the SMKW model a salt?

yes i believe that is what Rinzler has done

a classic slipjoint blade profile with spyderco twist which is very fitting in my opinion. I like that too.

anything less than an 8-10 month lead on these would surprise me simply based on manufacturing as I understand. Design>Delivery>secure materials>delivery> secure machine time> delivery> Assembly> deliver to market. that might have been .4% of the process.... so much time and money into materials and...

I am the exact opposite. I cannot get it through my mind to choke up on the blade to put a finger up there. i grew up on slip joints and using the bolster on them or being cautious to not slip my grip off the handle. I love the ikuchi, chef, and centofante and they are my current rotation. Ive got ...

Last night and the plan for tonight

I have always been concerned about the inherent danger of paracord/nylon webbing lanyards (and the same material being used for holding neck knives) as it could be used for grappling or strangling in an altercation. Also, it would never be a good idea to be wore around any machinery. That is why I ...

I am the exact opposite. I cannot get it through my mind to choke up on the blade to put a finger up there. i grew up on slip joints and using the bolster on them or being cautious to not slip my grip off the handle. I love the ikuchi, chef, and centofante and they are my current rotation. Ive got t...

Sal, can I ask why go 2.6 when a nod to the legality of 2.5 blades would harken to the design of the original being a blade that is within the rules. still larger than the original but only slightly. I just discovered this thread and really appreciate how the roadie looks so innocent. the size and s...

seems as though the Ikuchi and the watu need to be added to the list. pattadese too now that its announced..... RamZar has set the bar high for maintaining lists......

I work in a school setting where knives have restrictions. I specifically work with students identified as potential safety concerns for one reason or another. Due to this I limit what I carry to work. My afterwork and weekend carry varies wildly based on my daily tastes. I also consider what I migh...

I picked up a counter puppy this year. It's been a great pairing knife

i have been making pocket organizers and leather slips recently. I did a bit of research and there is a lot of discussion around chrome tanned leather causing rust when used for holsters and the like. I also found another source that argued modern tanning techniques dont leave enough chromium salts ...

i view the lifestraw as an emergency limited reusable device. the MSR and Katadyn have serviceable and replaceable filters. buy the katadyn if you plan to leave the US or if your budget is unlimited. I can also say i have been more than pleased with every piece of MSR camping gear I have used. I loo...

I have had a lifestraw in a b.o.b. for years but have not had to use it thankfully. it was cheap insurance. I have used both a katadyn and an MSR while backpacking in both Georgia and Wyoming on multi day trips. The Katadyn was tougher to pump but apparently did more for viruses and other things you...

Well yesterday exposed the Auburn staff and players. Got a long way to go before they live up to the hype created. Same for MSU. Lost to Arky....oof what a weekend

..... I’ve also seen or encountered many people (of all groups) who casually stereotype others, yet who are ultra-sensitive .... DING DING DING DING DING. the suggestion to use the ignore button maybe part of the problem, why get on a discussion forum only to be stuck in the mud and unwilling to di...

i keep putting them in my cart with the holes for the reason you mentioned but i look at that hole delete scale and think it looks so clean that i hesitate