Few days out enjoying the sunshine. Archery and a long lost knife.
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Come along to the amazing Summer Moot (21st July - 2nd August), a festival of bushcrafting and camping in a beautiful woodland PLEASE CLICK HERE for more information.
Great pics of the arrows leaving your bows! And wow I'd have never have thought your knife could be rescued to that extent 
Brilliant well done!
Brilliant well done!
Just stunning really made the day I tell ya. Thats some workmanship to have any chance of lasting more than a year on a woodland floor.
The woodlands name actually means "Wet Wood" in Welsh.
Thanks again cant wait to get me mits on it.
The woodlands name actually means "Wet Wood" in Welsh.
Thanks again cant wait to get me mits on it.
That's fantastic restoration! It's testament to how well your knives are made that after more than a year in all weather it comes up like that! You're a top bloke Rob!
You are clearly meant to have that knife else it A wouldn't of reappeared and B wouldnt of restored to anywhere near that level of wow.
may I suggest you are very careful with it now and add some neon bright paracord to it? just to be safe like
thats testament to good workmanship and really good luck
may I suggest you are very careful with it now and add some neon bright paracord to it? just to be safe like
thats testament to good workmanship and really good luck
Looks to me like the Condor T&T pouch I use, lots of elastic loops, a couple of pockets and a map/document sleeve.
Link. http://www.condoroutdoor.com/ma54tandtpouch.aspx
No connection etc, etc.
Other brands are available . . . .
Some good ones similar here or the Templar Assault System.
http://flecktarn.co.uk/tactical_tan_pouches.html
Really enjoyed reading through this...thanks for posting - great pics and amaaaazing restoration by Rob on your knife, well done for finding it!! 
Great idea
That's fantastic restoration! It's testament to how well your knives are made that after more than a year in all weather it comes up like that! You're a top bloke Rob!
He is that.
I am thinking a tritium and a 1000 lumins strobe! I hope not to be so daft in the future. Like i say never lost a knife before and no idea how several people on several searches missed it. Only to have my nephew stumble across it whilst looking for firewood.
Looks to me like the Condor T&T pouch I use, lots of elastic loops, a couple of pockets and a map/document sleeve.
Link. http://www.condoroutdoor.com/ma54tandtpouch.aspx
No connection etc, etc.
Other brands are available . . . .
Looks almost the same although it doesnt have the map case inside.
Really enjoyed reading through this...thanks for posting - great pics and amaaaazing restoration by Rob on your knife, well done for finding it!!
Yup top bloke for restoring it. Told me he had to spend hours on the stones to get it back, poor bloke.
And well done Rob :You_Rock_
It is absolutely solid and very handy for all those little bits of kit. Mine carries my FAK, repair kit, spare batteries, wash kit and sharps.
It used to fit better on my old pack but not so well on the front of the SF45. I need to come up with a better way to attach it whilst still keeping my side pockets. It is secure but a bit wobbly.
Also no idea what the make is sorry just got it in a trade years back.
It used to fit better on my old pack but not so well on the front of the SF45. I need to come up with a better way to attach it whilst still keeping my side pockets. It is secure but a bit wobbly.
Also no idea what the make is sorry just got it in a trade years back.
No problems. Thanks for the info , I think its Condor http://www.military1st.co.uk/ma54-003-condor-tandt-pouch-molle-tan.html
Old thread i know folks but yes TeeDee it is the same one. A friend was after the same thing and found this old thread and link. Thanks.
Looks like you guys had a really great time.
Well done on finding the knife. The photos of when you found it look bad., But I wonder how other knifes would stand up to being left outside in woodland for that long. Would be good to see if there was much difference between mass made knifes and craftsmanship made ones. All the different steels would have to be taken into account and I think it may get quite complicated!
Well done anyway and its cleaned up a lot better than I thought it wood!
Well done on finding the knife. The photos of when you found it look bad., But I wonder how other knifes would stand up to being left outside in woodland for that long. Would be good to see if there was much difference between mass made knifes and craftsmanship made ones. All the different steels would have to be taken into account and I think it may get quite complicated!
Well done anyway and its cleaned up a lot better than I thought it wood!
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