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don't worry your not the only one. i carry a bic lighter to light bunsens and the oxy torch in metal work.

awesome, i love the handles. how long did it take to make?

hi Realbark, just a suggestion but you might want to change those scissors for a pair of nurse ones.

cool thanks for that. the differences are quite interesting

oh it is trust me. we have about 9 of the worlds most poisonous snakes, god knows how many poisonous spiders and scorpions and that's just to star off. but in all my time in cubs, scouts and hiking, having a nosy around i have seen 2 sleeping snakes and had a brown snake (poisonous) slither just...

is the uk first aid training levels the same as aus? in aus we have Emergency First Aid (also known as Workplace Level 1), Apply First Aid (also known as Senior First Aid or Workplace Level 2), Occupational First Aid (also known as Workplace Level 3) and other miscellaneous. my one just ran out :(

well thought out kit mate. a bit off topic but thinking of wound dressings i know for a fact that you can use tampons to stop bleeding if you or some one else has received a gun shot wound. not useful rely to bushcrafters buy i thought it might be a interesting fact.

yer they are called first field dressings. but the aus ones have field wound dressing on them but are know as ffds though. they are called that in America as well. you guys started the ffd pouch when you introduced the m56 webbing and was/is know as a ffd pouch.

you might like the Malabar headlands. its good for hiking and there are WWII defences there if your interested in the defence of Australia. what grope are you a leader for?

heres a pic of my webbing

try a adf issue bum bag or a u.s issue bum bag they might work.

it looks like a German WWII late war tiger tank camo scheme.

in Australia it is technically illegal, it called 'theft by find' but the cops don't bother with it. me and my dad have been getting stuff in skips and clean up (don't know if you have it in England). I've found 4 WWII large packs, a WWII small pack, i have a large trunk abut 1m by 50cm by 50cm...

looks cool it looks like a bergan side pouch. I'm trying to upload pics but I'm still trying to work out how to. can some one help please.

sorry i meant the gel packs not cream. creams not the best because the tube can explode and my gel packs are a good size and amount no to much or to less. i think i put cream down because i was thinking of antiseptic cream for god knows what reason. you don't rely need the burn gels or creams if...

grosse lieferant/jahrzahl ruffly translates to year supplier number and i presume juriens 95 is the date hop it helps.

sorry about that mate you probably feel every body is trolling you about carrying a ffd. but you probably should have put it there in the first place. is it a British army issue one? i know you can get British issue ones and israeli ones in aus but i prefer the aus ones but the aus ones are hard...

thanks for the advice mate. i only at the moment have pics of WWII defences that are ether in the local head lands that are next to a golf course that takes up nearly 50% of the local (down the road literally) national park (don't ask why that's the aus government for you) but do have pics of...

I've just started to get into bush craft in the last 6 months. i have a aus army webbing set that i use for day trips into the headlands where i am. but i was wondering what else i need to add or remove. my camera is dead at the moment so no pics at the moment:banghead: but ill list what i have...

i like it you can cram more stuff into it. i think the british plce webbing is way better then the australian webbing in many aspects.