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If I'm permitted to advertise, there's a page on Facebook titled W.A.P Army Combat Camo - The owner usually has side pouches and is not at all difficult to pay. Not my site, but I've dealt with them a quite a few times and always been happy.

I'd never go for freeze dried from any source if I had the choice, but I agree with you insofar as there is better out there than military rations. The appeal of ration packs, for me at least, was that they could be obtained for the price of a few pints for the chap whose Bedford they fell off...

Steve1989MRE has a lot to answer for, he's probably single handedly responsible for something close to doubling the price of ex-military (and related) food items. I met a couple of US youngsters while I was traveling over Christmas, kids who could not be further away from any interest in...

I have two of the old grey British army blankets, anyone who's ever made a bedroll will be familiar. They're thinner/lighter than most and it really does take two for anything other than summer. The price was right though.

Thanks everyone, A few options for me to check out. It's a peculiar fetish of mine, really inspired by being fascinated with the great kilt.

As you say this, it strikes me that I knows a stage armourer. Not sure if he does proper cutty things. But I'll find out.

I've asked about sgian dhu in the past and managed to find a nice blade. I'm currently looking for a basket-hilt broadsword, dirk & sgian dhu. Live blades, early Jacobite era or earlier. "Matching" would be nice but not essential. I can pay... A bit. I'd want change from the cost of a good...

TBH I've used them on multiple occasions, going back years, for bulk ration buys reaching into the low thousands cost wise and they've been fine. They're not quick, but they get the job done in my experience.

Has anyone ever talked someone at PayPal?

I'll take this if you still have it.

It was very windy here in East Antrim, but frankly nothing that would make me consider changing my way of going. Everything closed, except our corner shop and local where much discussion about everything else being closed took place.

There was a point in the late nineties where they started to attract money out of all proportion to their sensible value, even total scrappers. Most of those in the UK disappeared then. Dealers were buying them up and exporting them as parts to the CIS where there were still millions on the...

I've had the year check in the past. But on this occasion the YL involved was totally deadpan about me not getting the goodies without ID. And, no word of a lie, I went out at lunchtime today to find a box containing a 15" sirupate khukuri sitting on the doormat. Different courier! :D

Resurrected to say I was IDed today by a young lady delivering a kitchen gadget with a blade on behalf of Amazon. There was a little discussion, as I'm in my 50s and it shows, but she was or at least seemed quite willing to walk away and have the item returned if I didn't show her proof of age...

Cut crystal ashtray for me... And I swear if I'd had my shoes on it would have worked.

Anyone here done it? I assume it's a common conversion and someone will have documented the process.

Because it's illegal to market a blade as being for fighting or combat.

There would not be a picogramme of concern given. You'd either have paid already or been a thief/vandal for which they're amply covered. Only people you'll annoy is other consumers.

Honestly, with the exception of outdoor kit and the odd sports team related item, I shop from the grandad's range at Tesco these days and again, being totally honest, that isn't going to change.

It may still result in you doing time. The ridiculousness notwithstanding. I own an Emerson CQC7, it was sold to me, perfectly legally as a CQC7, had it been sold to me as a Close Quarter Combat (model) 7, it would have been illegal to sell and possess. Now that is ridiculous, but there you go.