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nice find, great looking pack, looks good in coyote, green is nice too and black, the camo is pretty cool too! lol Should make a good day hiking pack or for a day in the woods

just a heads-up there is a discount code 'flash15' gets you 15% off Fenix and Zebralight flashlights/torches on www.edcgear.co.uk until Sunday

if you're after a Fenix theres a discount code 'flash15' will get you 15% off on www.edcgear.co.uk until Sunday includes Zebralights too but they aren';t any use for a gun mount

just a heads-up there is 15% off Fenix and Zebralight flashlights/torches on www.edcgear.co.uk until Sunday :) use discount code 'flash15' at checkout

Hey Sandbender, that Barbour is a nice bag, size looks about right and a couple of separate compartments, pricey but you get what you pay for.

I love that Versipack setup BareThrills, that bag looks like it holds a considerable amount of gear, lots of colour choices too on the Maxp website. The Frost packs look really nice, more traditional looking

Yes I've looked at the Maxp versipacks so many times, they have excellent storage and the size and quality are good, hmm

Thanks Kepis, I have a gas-mask bag and its ok but the shoulder strap is awkwardly positioned and I dont trust the flap closure for keeping smaller items inside the bag when crossing fences or falling on my butt on wet grass :)

Hello, Ok I am looking for a small bag to carry essentials such as firesteel, blade, small bottle water, sarnie, matches/tinder, bits n bobs and compact binoculars for short half day trips to the woods and hills. I've tried a small surplus gas mask bag before but lost some smaller items and it...

I second that, a handy backup tool for the car where you might not want to leave your Leatherman permanently, or the shed, or toolbox. Wouldnt go replacing my wave with one though

Usually edc a SAK Soldier in my pocket and a Leatherman Wave in my bag, sak does nearly everything the wave does but the big advantage with the wave are the pliers/wire cutters.

whiskey sachet - every survival tin should have one - lol I'd buy some, although might feel like opening a vinegar sachet at the chippy

as long as you appear reasonably 'normal' and sane you should be fine, also remember what you wrote on your written application form (reason for licence etc, where you plan to shoot etc). Mine lasted all of about 5 minutes, he was a very pleasant chap too.

oh man thats heartbreaking, I nearly cracked when I broke the tip on my SAK Champ

A few favourites For the knives... http://www.heinnie.com/ For keychain tools & gadgets, survival accessories and countycomm stuff... http://www.edcgear.co.uk/ Really nice matchcases... (and Keith is a very pleasant person to do business with) http://www.kmmatchcase.com

in the uk you can get the peanut and countycomm peanut lighters at http://www.edcgear.co.uk/ if you don't want to wait on postage or customs

Another UK website selling Countycomm and other edc stuff is http://www.edcgear.co.uk/

These are a really nice backup firesteel for sticking on the keychain. The orange ones look great, easy to find if dropped too!

nice, really like the colour

I second this, great little book got it as a pressie last Christmas, its quite small so only takes a whittle time to read it all :)