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I remember when the defibs first came out it was possible to shock without VF being recognised. things of course have changed and it's not now possible to shock unless VF is noted which makes things much, much safer! Insurance in general isn't a bad idea i think. of course it's up to the...

Morning all, Just to say Reflex Medical have kindly offered another discount to BCUK members. 10% discount on everything until the end of November 2021. use the code BCUKMOOT2021

OK, i didn't read anything about the recording. If anyone ignored the instructions for 7 mins they should be told off. First aider or not. That is not the actions of the average person. Also, this was a while ago and defibs are much better now and far more people have experience/ training with...

A case that's settled never went to court therefore was not won/lost. that's the point of settling. there is an argument that SJA were not 100% sure they would win, otherwise they might have wanted to allow the court decision. However, there are very few cases that go to court where one side is...

According to this report of the case https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1111/j.1468-2230.1990.tb01810.x it was not successful and the SJA won the case. It was not settled and no guilt was placed on either SJA or the first aider. At least i think that's how it reads On that basis, there...

Nice Love the shadow one

I'm not aware of a successful case of it in the UK it's possible someone may have tried to sue but it got dismissed. or it may have happened in another country with a more litigious outlook. or it may not have happened at all and the 'risk' is all made up...

I passed the foundation a couple of weeks ago. looking forward to seeing if i can pick up the repeater at Bridgend from the moot site.

It's a while since i watched the Rogers Rangers program so i may be wrong but IIRC he was telling the story from the point of view of the bushcraft/ survival skills and techniques used, not who was on the 'good' side.

I have a Zuba?, struggling to justify a Katana though

Hi Stuart, welcome to the forum. i would say 3mm will be fine for the back. if you have something thicker by all means try it but don't worry if you don't. I would be happy using 3mm all round tbh. Good luck with the retirement adventure

Military 1st are good suppliers https://www.military1st.co.uk/shotpack65atacs-au-wisport-shotpack-65l-rucksack-a-tacs-au.html

Not sure if you're thinking of an air pistol or airsoft pistol with airsoft you'll be able to get the same style grip etc as your LBP. i shoot a 1911 style LBP and there are huge numbers of 1911 airsoft stuff out there. airsoft shoots the plastic balls about 5 or 6mm in diameter and normally...

Amazing. Pride of place I'm sure....

i think problem solving and lateral thinking. Not a 'skill' in the same sense of the word but bushcraft does teach those soft skills

Cedar i think A woodland we have permission in felled some and we planked a couple for them. It was a fun project but the two sanders i had were on their last legs and it proved too much for them! Good excuse to get replacements though:dancer::beerchug:

Not serious but have a few and enjoy playing occasionally.

Result then. good news

looking good there I made this a while ago for Wayne to stir the huge pots he has. 20171105_114722 by Mark Aspell, on Flickr

I just cut some emery paper up which brings the edge up well