Your Belt Kit

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Goatboy

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Jan 31, 2005
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Whats the two knives in ya rig goatboy?

The smaller one is a stainless laminate Karesuando Boar which I use only slightly less than my Opinel and is especially good in the camp kitchen and to my eternal shame I can't remember who made the Damascus blade. :eek: But I'm slowly changing the scandy grind angle as it was pretty obtuse. But it has one of the comfiest handles I've used.
 

Goatboy

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Hahaha, would be odd when I go back to the hospital and instead of a new cast on my leg there is a kitten!

Here are the tins I was talking about before goatboy:

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Nice collection Cam. I do like the copper one - such a nice metal. I have a copper kettle for the stove that is my fave. I was really impressed with the quality of flint and steel in the kits, good sparks nearly every time. I have an old antler rimmed magnifier loupe in my tinder kit, will post a pic up some time, nice wee thing. So they all presents or you just like tinder boxes? Might make a good thread actually seeing what folk keep in them?
 

Clouston98

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Nice collection Cam. I do like the copper one - such a nice metal. I have a copper kettle for the stove that is my fave. I was really impressed with the quality of flint and steel in the kits, good sparks nearly every time. I have an old antler rimmed magnifier loupe in my tinder kit, will post a pic up some time, nice wee thing. So they all presents or you just like tinder boxes? Might make a good thread actually seeing what folk keep in them?

Would be a great thread! I just love tinder boxes, but the middle one was a gift, even if I picked it out :)!

Would be nice to see a picture of the magnifier, I love all things fire related, I've managed to accumulate 7 steel strikers so far, another on its way! It's fair to say I'm addicted :p.
 

Davedon

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Being a bit round in the middle I have enough problem keeping my trousers up at the best of times so I put this together for my belt kit.
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Goatboy

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Would be a great thread! I just love tinder boxes, but the middle one was a gift, even if I picked it out :)!

Would be nice to see a picture of the magnifier, I love all things fire related, I've managed to accumulate 7 steel strikers so far, another on its way! It's fair to say I'm addicted :p.

I think as you've a head start on shear volume of boxes and a bit more time sitting down you should kick of said thread then!:rolleyes:
 

Goatboy

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Being a bit round in the middle I have enough problem keeping my trousers up at the best of times so I put this together for my belt kit.
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That's a nice side carry on the little pouch Davedon. Do you ever feel a bit self conscious with it as it looks "partly concealed" as if your hiding something. (I am genuinely curious as I always worried if I did it it would look more weapon like?). I do think it's very neat though.
 

Big Stu 12

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Jan 7, 2012
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Heres mine, I tend to change the load out to what I am doing, so I thought I wouls show the differnt Items I use.

On the belt I have a sliky saw, possibiltys pouch, axe on belt loop, and a trusty clipper,

I also have another knife that I use for archery, a chopper/small machette. The other pouches carry fire starting kit with flint and steel, hand gel in the double one in the single pouch is a small ouch kit.


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Goatboy

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That' s a nice set up Stu, like the ammo pouches, used to have a Spanish leather pouched ammo bandolier in lovely leather like that, got lifted at a shoot though. Was annoyed. Nice kit.
 

Big Stu 12

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Jan 7, 2012
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That' s a nice set up Stu, like the ammo pouches, used to have a Spanish leather pouched ammo bandolier in lovely leather like that, got lifted at a shoot though. Was annoyed. Nice kit.

Thank you.. I do like the ammo pouches, i got a bulk buy a few months ago from a guy I know that has a surplus business.. Still have a few left, they are used, nowt a good re-dye, and polish would put right, I changed the sam browns for snaps as I like them better, may clean them up and sell them, lol.

It really nark's me off when people cant keep their hands off kit.........
 

Big Stu 12

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Jan 7, 2012
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I like the possibles pouch where did you get it?

Its a charity shop buy from the 2nds bin...think it was under £1...lol.. But did need a repair and some work, it was like a purse, and the colour was a pale cream.....I added a brass D at each side, one was to hang a wistle for archery, the other was a spare... I did some cutting and restiching, added a couple of loops and dangler D's on the back, and refinished it..

Its smaller then I want but I like it...
 

Davedon

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That's a nice side carry on the little pouch Davedon. Do you ever feel a bit self conscious with it as it looks "partly concealed" as if your hiding something. (I am genuinely curious as I always worried if I did it it would look more weapon like?). I do think it's very neat though.

Never really thought of it that way. Used the knife as a neck knife for ages which when you think about it is partly concealed when its under your coat.

Cheers

Dave

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Goatboy

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Never really thought of it that way. Used the knife as a neck knife for ages which when you think about it is partly concealed when its under your coat.

Cheers

Dave

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Yeah it's maybe just me, hang up from the 80's when it was still survivalsm and I didn't want to look too Rambo and hidden side carry though it makes more sense to me can look quite intimidating to some - why they use it in movies I suppose. Nice though. I suppose I could get a seax and that would be two wishes in one. :D
 

sgtoutback

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My old set up.
Small pouches hold firelighting/navigation stuff
Big pouch holds space blanket/emergency poncho and survival tin.

Am currently using a different set up, will take some pictures and post them when I get the chance.
 

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