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You may want to consider a semi stainless tool steel, like D2. Or possibly a high quality laminated stainless blade like those made from Fallkniven or Cold Steel.

As much as I like Condor's blades and products, the Woodsman's pal has a very well mantained reputation. Though I wouldn't call it a billhook in the strictest sense, more of a modified cane knife. I had a Fiskars billhook for awhile (sold as their brush axe) which I liked just fine for the price. I ...

I wanna see a set of these sights on that bad boy.

Until our local public range ran into some issues last year, they only allowed for paper targets out to 200 yards, and steel targets out to about 450 yards. I actually don't do much shooting with magnified optics anymore. I'll zero scopes in, group different ammos, and make sure everything is all an...

Thats quite a bummer about that Kershaw. Ive had one in my shopping cart on amazon for awhile now. Ive also been eyeing out that Schrade bolo as well... not that I actually need any more big blades though. I have piles of them that Ive accumulated over the years, and I still go back to using the sam...

I remember that review, and have had a chance to handle a couple of those Kershaw camp blades (which I really liked!). But the big difference between those blades, and this one, is the thickness. A little under 1/8" vs 3/16" doesnt sound like much, but in my experience definitely changes the intende...

As what has become a bit of an unofficial Christmas tradition between my Father and I, we always seem to get each other a new knife for Christmas (as well as one of the same for ourselves... so neither of us has something cooler than the other). This year, while I got him a Thai style chef's knife o...

Fantastic read.

Great thread, I hope this continues.

I'd have to go with a .32acp, out of a respectable platform, shooting solids.

feanor wrote:

Tobias05 wrote:I am the weapon.

Anything in my possession is a tool.

No, you're a tool and therefore anything in your possession is to be considered as dangerous as a weapon.
Sorry, just too good a setup to pass it up.

I've been curious about their revolvers for awhile, as I'm a big fan of the original designs, and the price point. The biggest complaint most people have about RIA guns, is the finish on them. Personally, I think that for the price, its a great deal. My Dad has a RIA double stack 9mm 1911 that has n...

I have a couple of those barong machetes. IMO, they make a good faux sword, but a pretty lousy machete. And that is coming from someone who is half Filipino, and has been doing FMA off and on since I was a kid.

We had a pretty good thread on women's health issues during the PAW awhile back.

viewtopic.php?f=43&t=32424&hilit=feminine+hygiene

Welcome back! I know the feeling of coming back after some time away. I only just started coming back onto the forums after not being on here since Jan-Feb of this year.

Oh the memories. This was one of the very first threads I ever read on ZS. Still great advice!

They have also cast someone as Euron Greyjoy, so we will finally be seeing the return of the Iron Islands as part of the plot. If anyone has read the books, especially the posted chapters of The Winds of Winter, you know that the part they play can be pivotal.

Clean.
Lubricate.
Protect.

Right mindset. Wrong product.

I really do like the idea of it. I think it makes more sense for how they market it. However, its not something that fits any of my needs.

I agree there is absolutely some degree of hypocrisy. The ideal end game plan would be to stop smoking altogether. But for now, it's one of my few vices. Since it is something I do in my day to day life, I figure its worth thinking about for inconvenience sake. It doesn't have to be an end of the wo...

Often times I use the "bic trick" to open my bottles. It'll dig gouges into the end of the lighter, but I've never had one break or crack yet. I've busted open those cheap see thru disposable ones before though.

I burned thru all of it in about a day and a half. I liked it a lot, but I'm a sucker for most of what Marvel is putting out these days.

Just resurrecting this old thread because I've been reevaluating my tobacco preps for both the short and long term. I'm somewhat of a medium smoker (with occasional heavy days). Usually during a day I'll smoke from store bought packs if I'm out in public, roll your own tobacco at home, and I'll smok...

Bics are without a doubt the gold standard in disposable lighters. I always buy 5 or 10 at a time, and stash them anywhere or everywhere I might need a lighter. Every junk drawer, glove box, backpack etc... I've seen them last for years if used infrequently. The only time I've ever struggled lightin...