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Just curiosity question I have a 5.11 rush 100 bag but I would to purchase this bag & use it as an assault bag is it possible to attach these 2 bags together ? With the right tier system??
Pfff good video man how you shoe item and weight. Where I found ya .... That pillow man ... I have it slept other day on it ... not the best ... I dint want to give 70 quid for a pillow I might tell me gradma to sow one for me or sort one out myself ...... Was there problems with the axe coming to the UK ?
Good lord. You didn't get a single thing correct; you had to "correct" it in post. You rambled on. I don't know what that accent is, but blimey, this is one of the worst videos on RU-vid for axes.
I always liked the Scandinavian Forest axe, it seemed like a medium middle ground between a camp hatchet and a full size American that weighs about the same as a sledge. So I went with the Scandinavian and it can handle guess what, mid sized trees and limbs. Wonderful axe. 😊
Savatto is a good company. For the money for this bag, it has the thinnest shoulder straps on the market. $250+ for this rucksack is lame. There's much better less expensive more quantity packs than this one.
The Ranger model quit beats it out of the water. It's the same but comes with a chisel and a file. So to craft some little things out of wood it's really great to have this extra for just a small layer more.
I really recommend any friends who want to try out hiking to go to a workwear store. Very rugged and breathable clothes for a fraction of the price outdoor brands charge. Pair it with a poncho and you are good to go.
1) this is a shovel for infantry, special forces do not use a shovel 2) I used folding shovels - there is play and they can break during hard work, although American “geologists” are looking for oil in the desert and digging sand... 3) the small infantry shovel (Russian name) is reliable, versatile and always ready for use
Yep, but something that is on the same shelf is the samurai ichiban saw, I just got one in the post today and it cuts just as good and fast as my silky big boy. And only £35 on ebay
for axes and shovels it seems the better method is to plant the blade into a stump or similar and then draw the stick back against the edge, makes it easier to focus pressure where you need it without the weight of the tool making the task cumbersome
I got my small forest axe about 35 years ago. I don't have the occasion to all that often but it's still a favorite & works as good as when it was new. Since then I've added two more G.B.s to my collection. They are worth every penny.
I didn't know about that pin hole. I inserted one in it. Thanks! The bottle opener has a tiny groove for cutting wires, there is also a smaller groove on the body that corresponds to the groove on the bottle opener.
If I only take one axe with me, I opt for my Swedish made Hults&Bruk 26” 2LB. I love the feel and wight, if you like darker wood, i sand the handle down then burn the wood very carefully to bring out the grain and finish it off with boiled linseed oil, the wood looks like zebra wood, beautiful…..
Remember that the Scandinavian is designed for softer European trees. The American is designed for North American hardwoods. For me, when I go camping in the woods, I mostly use an axe to collect firewood by chopping off limbs or splitting up small trees. I’m not felling large trees, so the small is good for me.
