Multicam Oakleys!
ZT0450 Zero Tolerance titanium/S35V steel Made in USA
Rainier Raptor Ambidextrous Charging Handle. Really nice handle I have one on the AR I just built.
My Kydex press, made with anti-fatigue floor foam from Harbor freight, and 3/4 plywood.
Multi-Function Walking Stick II - Storage Compartment: Add Decorative and Functional Copper Ends to a Hiking Staff.This is Part 2 in the Multi-Function Walking Stick Instructables series.The original Multi-Function Walking Stick Instructable describes how to make a Hiking Staff that converts into a Camp…
Multitool Kydex Sheath.
Not only do nasturtiums make a colorful and easy addition to any Inland Northwest garden, but all parts of the plant are edible, too. The nasturtium’s iconic round leaves can be baked to create chips that are similar in shape and size to classic potato chips and carry a brittle crunch like seaweed snacks.
Was called out on Instagram for the #edckeychainchallenge
My DIY Kydex holster for Baofeng with extended battery.
Kydex handcuff case with attached flashlight case
Modular armour system, going to need one of these really soon
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How to Store the Detachable File on the Leatherman Surge It's Self: I love my Leatherman Surge, I think it is one of the best Multi-tools out there. But I am not a big fan of the fact that I can only have the bone saw or the file on the tool. I could slip what ever one I don't have on the tool into …
I've just returned from the Arctic after 4 days of hammock camping and 6 days of intensive professional arctic survival training in Norway, 100 miles inside the arctic circle with Bushcraft Expeditions. The location was Overbygd, near the Dividalen mountains in Malselv region, Tromso, Northern Norway. We were taught about Emergency firelighting Tree felling in extreme cold, including axe work Quinzee building Shelter building Natural bedding materials
Tipova Monastery - one of the biggest cave monasteries in Europe
Awesome post on F&S forum...