Series 2 of our Knife Test Series. This is the first part of our knife test focusing on the chopping test with our, Gerber LMF 2, Becker BK-2, Tops Fire Strike, Benchmade Persidio. The first part of our test was successful, but stay tunned to part 2, to see which blade had a critical failure, and make sure you know what you want to take into the woods on your next trek.
Check out Bear’s Ten SCARY SURVIVAL moments: dsc.discovery.com The best survival skills are the ones that can be used in a variety of situations. Check out Bears’ technique for ice walls, that is also good for desert slopes.
The first of several installments on the essential survival gear every dayhiker should carry for handling a short-term emergency. Broken down by the “Big 5″ physical priorities of survival rather than a top-ten list of gear. Go to http for more information. For info on Tony’s survival books or courses- www.apathways.com
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practising building a basher and lighting a resin fire
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Although the shotgun does a great job on it’s own, there are some accessories that will greatly improve your capability. People like to load up their guns with a lot of accessories that add weight but not much functionality. Here are 4 accessories you actually need:
This article is Part 7 in a series of posts by contributing author Scott “mr. smashy”:
The best for a shotgun is a two-point sling. Three point slings are too complicated and single point slings are impractical for running, climbing, or moving through brush.
You will most likely be using your shotgun either on quick security checks or long patrols; a simple two point sling is best suited for both missions. A side mounted sling is best, you can find side sling mounts by GG&G or Specter Gear.