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Enjoy it chap, what reg are you in?

looks like a very more useful side pouch, possibly even better than a medic pouch, shall see if I can 'acquire' one from the q's

http://www.cambridgeincolour.com/tutorials.htm has some quite good articles, I'll have a look through my bookmarks for some more, main thing is to play about with it and have fun :)

On my basha I have around 1 meter lengths on the corners and attach the pegs with paracord prussic loops so they can be easily adjusted, the apex bungies are about 2 meters and set up in the same manner. This is my work basha and I'm yet to use it from trees but it would be simple enough to...

I've owned one of these for about a year (still on the same battery) and can only echo the above review, cracking torch and small enough to always have in a coat pocket. Obviously not a huge beam but bright enough for most tasks and a bomb proof build for very little money.

You could try the new forest, have camped there many times and only been approached by horses, lots of wood, not much water but a lovely place.

Don't worry, you get orderly's to do the work :p (or the nearest soldier who doesn't look busy enough).

Such as the conflicts that meant you're able to live in a free country?

Brecon pouch is great for scattering empty mags all over the training area when people haven't had their belts done up tight enough, spent more than a few hours digging through heather looking for them (never mine I might add) Everything said so far has been spot on in my experience, trying to...

Do you mean the ones in the style of ? Couldn't find an actual pic but remember they resembled montanes.

Excellent Company, shame they moved out of the citadel, much easier to pop in then but it does mean they have more space for shinies. :)

only ever take the spoon, fits nicely in a smock pocket and is bendy enough that I won't be staked through the heart should I be required to 'lie down rapidly', and the set cost about £2 7 odd years ago.

they may be be quite as versatile but, Clingons

Same here :(

I also have the rvops bivy poles and have found them fine, apparently some have had the twist lock fail, this may have just been that they're not totally squaddie proof or that said squaddies tried to eat them...

that is correct, 939 only supports late Athlons and Opterons, AM2 will only work with AM2 and AM2+ boards

I'll probably get a cf 055 at some point soon, only a little bit heavier than the 190 series but can handle the weight of long (500mm) lenses.

I have exactly the same setup, weighs a ton but stable and strong, even survived a fall down with only a few scratches and dings and is still going strong 2 years later, although I will be replacing it with a lighter model soon.

Really was a cracking program, available till march http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b00np2gk/Natural_World_20092010_Bearwalker_of_the_Northwoods/