Daniel

I was afraid this was what had happened.

the guick reply bar is a different color blue. its the old color where as most everything else is a new color.

the colors i put a red line through are the bad ones that dont go well. this is just imo.

And were back!

I second GT Rat's response.

im not sure on civilian availability of class IV but if he is/was in the service and wanted to sell it id think better of it.

you are a swabby though arent you?

well, tbh i think they had it all wrong till :54 when the double combat roll was finally used.

a thread on this exists already. well, seems i was a little late. I use tabbed browsing and when i brought up this page in a tab it only had like 3 posts.

no.. you pretty much only get to keep clothing. not equipment.

yes it is. we have upgraded but units still have those.

wow....

Its private with limited membership.

I want an old land rover. like you see in docu's of africa.

Id hold off on buying a membership this late in the year. its 50 bucks for a year but at teh start of the year the owner of the land is taking it over from the gun club as it stands right now.

you can reproduce with one nut. besides that didnt he say he had kids?

hurricane ike.

http://www.leatherman.com/customer-support/warranty.aspx Thats all I did. I listed the pliers being broken and the serrated blade I think. They paid return shipping.

exactly ^__-

The Army does not include pistol firing in BCT. MP's use pistols daily. Officers are generally issued them as are machine gunners as a back up. Everyone issued a M9 must qualify and have training on the weapon system.

I purchased a Leatherman Super Tool 200 back in 2001. I took it to Iraq and used it frequently on things I shouldn't have including an attempt to hot wire a brand new Chevy truck labeled as a government port patrol vehicle in karbala (hundreds of miles from basra the only port im aware of), breaking off a tip of the needle nose pliers, cutting wire to thick for it, dulling the blades and completely trashing the serrated one. It had several burrs also from drops and such. I had left my leatherman sitting around since my return as we had been issued Gerber multitools towards the end of the deployment. I hadn't been required to turn the Gerber in, as it wasn't on our books, so I used it once I got home. I had periodically thought of sending my old one in for repair per their 25 year guarantee and figured they wouldn't do anything since it was more my misuse than failure of the tool. Another reason not to send it back was that Im a little sentimental about things and wanted to be able to hand it down and say I had used it "in the war". I figured it was to far gone and they would replace it with a newer model. Anyway, I finally sent it in about a week ago and today on my porch was a small envelope from L.T.G. Inside was my original tool. They replaced the pliers/wire cutters, sharpened the blades, replaced the smallest flat head screwdriver as it was twisted and removed the burrs. An enclosed card said who it had been repaired by. I just wanted to post since I was so pleased with their service.

Ill be spending about 44$ to get there then lol

many people

ill go with this just to be safe.although why you'd want pistol ammo in a clip is beyond me.