Danger Rane

[quote name="monkeylizard" post="1372338" timestamp="1459963266"]He was on GlockTalk, Arfcom, HK91, etc. AFAIK, he's the original application for the term "mall ninja".   Holy Crap! How am I just now seeing this......pure gold! Thanks for the link.

Google River Rats, it's out near Henry Horton. They rent canoes/kayaks/tubes and drive you to the put in or take out point. It's been VERY mellow every time we've gone. Price varies by how far you go. If you have your own equipment you can park in their field and pay a much smaller fee and they will drive you to a put in site upriver and let you drift back down to vehicle.

You might try McMaster-Carr for your girthy plugs. As Gomer noted above, it might be someone other than ourselves putting our backup plans into use. For example; power goes out while you are a state away and the Mrs. has to figure out how to get the backup power going, and she may have been too busy rolling her eyes during the weekly SHTF drill to know that this breaker over here has to be switched off or on before this one lest the house burn down or a lineman gets fried somewhere. My dad remedied this concern at his house with a handy laminated card posted next to the breaker panel and one next to the generator to go line by line with the breaker/transfer switch directions and the generator start up procedures. He then labeled each applicable breaker, switch, ect with a number corresponding to the instruction lines.

Dang, I just got it from Midway for $160ish. I hope it turns out to be a good machine.

I call bull!

Nice collection sir!

Welcome. You will like Strategic Edge.

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Do you dabble in Kydex at all Robtattoo? If you already have some of the Kydex working tools it would be fairly easy to make your self a drop/offset for an existing holster or make your own holster with a drop. I could probably send you some pictures to try and replicate if interested. This is actually a common request from guys that wear body armor a lot that don't like their love handles.....I mean extra life experience skin....getting pinched between their plates and their belt level holster.

That's true. Would like to see some pics when you get it done.

I've had one one these 5.11 Apex belts for about 3 years now. Still working great. http://www.amazon.com/5-11-Tactical-40-42-Inch-Gunners-X-large/dp/B00878KYGM/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&qid=1459283686&sr=8-12&keywords=5.11+belt

I'm surprised you haven't made your own by now Dolomite :)

Midway has a tumbler on sale with 5lbs of SS pins for $165ish. I think it's the Frankford Arsenal Platinum.

The young lady in the middle picture is my buddy's wife. If you think she's bad@$$ you should see him! It would be the wrong house to mess with fo sho.

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Very nice.

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Great looking knife! And great work on the sheath, looks pro to me.

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Bee lives matter

I got my 12 year old a $50 quad style for Christmas and he has really enjoyed it. It was larger than I was expecting (24"x24"x1.5") but surprisingly maneuverable, probably due to the quad mechanics. It is shaped like a square and has foam all around so the house and cars haven't been too banged up yet. I opted not to get one with a camera.....as I know exactly what I would have been trying to do with it as a preteen boy.

I have one of the Pugs as well. I occasionally carry it as a secondary or as a primary when attire won't accommodate something bigger. Just recently put a new grip on it which helps tame those .22 mags. I really like the way it disappears into a pocket, sock, travel coffee cup, ect...

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That's a great looking knife sir, good work!