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Does anyone have one of these sets knocking around that they no longer use or need and fancied either selling or trade for a blade?

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Hey Forest Fella, Loads of others as well but this is the first I came across that seems to fit the bill for you. (I’m not the seller!) 4mm Paracord 550 Bushcraft Survival Mil-Spec Type III 7 Strands Cord Bracelet. On eBay here Brown versions and Coyote version available for £2.55 for 4.5m.

This sexy folder is still waiting for a buyer!

Hope it’s the one you want and the one you get!

Maybe, but what a response eh!? I was 40 when I first read it, it prompted me to re-address why I was doing something I didn’t enjoy. How you getting on?

Hope you had a good birthday fella! About 7 years ago I came across the letter pasted below. Hunter S. Thompson was 22 years old when he wrote this letter to his friend Hume Logan in response to a request for life advice. I know Thompson had many lifestyle faults and can be critiqued at length...

So jealous of your access to that machine!!!

Thanks buddy! Fully relaxed once again.

Hey Coach, Your replies and conduct in face of some tricky and sometimes inflammatory comments have been exemplary. I’m not sure I’d have been able to maintain the same level of discipline! I truly hope the blade is sorted for you and that your investment starts to bring you pleasure instead of...

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Thanks for the invite Broch. I won’t know until much nearer the date. Cheers.

A Scandi zero grind on a lockback folder. £140 from UK stores. £100 here. Nothing not to like!

Done - made me realise how much I value my time in the woods, and how much benefit bushcraft rewards in terms of well-being!

Cheers Saxonaxe. I appreciate the write-up and photos. Lovely to see what others are up to and spotting. I never get bored of the cheeky and brave Robin!

Or a Rangergrip 55

As new and boxed. Brisa Borka 90 Green Micarta The Borka 90 fills a unique niche as a bushcraft folding knife. The heavy back lock mechanism, durable stainless frame and the large grip provide strength and safety. The green micarta handle gives a solid grip also in wet conditions. Finished off...

Hi folks, does anyone have a Victorinox Rangergrip 78 (same as photo) kicking around that they might consider trading for some other edged tools, camping kit, etc? Used or new is fine as long as condition is reasonable. TIA

I quite like that. Thanks for sharing. Can’t help feeling that I’d fire the bolt right into my hand on my first shot though! I’d be intrested to see your results, especially what you come up with for the elastic. Keep us posted.