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Why does it state on the package 36 miles? 1.5 watts is not enough. Waste of money. On 1.5 watts will only go a little pass a mile in distance

Use a heat gun on the hand guard. It worked well for me

It’s not worth more then it costs

Ta difícil eu conseguir uma faca dessa ja tive uma mais eu perdi em uma missao de resgate de refem.

I think your supposed to hold it the other way. That way the band doesn't come flying off and is held by the forward angle. Obvious no?

the M1911A1 was meant to only run ball ammo. I tried all kinds of different Hollow Points through it and the biggest issue was it just could not feed them sometimes. I did notice though if you can chamber it with HP it will feed perfectly when you shoot it. I've never had a single failure of any sort with FMJs so I just carry it with that. Do yourself a favor if you actually EDC this pistol you should run the standard 45 ball.

Worked like a charm for a four-hour trip, most at highway speeds. Thank you for the informative video and for saving us a lot of money! I used the split lines front and rear and also put a twist in the straps as recommended by others. Now that we know we can do it, we’ll be going more often. Thanks again!

The big question is what happen to the Tin Hat Ranch Channel? why did Mike stop making videos and why did he remove all of his videos from RUclips? Does anyone know, can and one tell us what happened to Mike?

The 1911 is my favorite pistol but I know it's limitations. If I feed mine straight ball ammo, it's 100% reliable. Put hollow points into it and I get a lot of jams. Usually the first 2 rounds hang up and after that it runs fine with hollow points. But run 230 grain FMJ and it's bet your life reliable. I've since switched to Glock for my day to day use. But I still love the 1911.

I think you need to Sharpen that Kukri Brian .....

Does this works with a normal hose, without any attachments?

Does this works with just a normal hose without any attachments?

ive been using utility knives of late because regular bladed knives are not designed to open packages or processing cardboard, they are designed to cut laterally slicing action. and if u use a tool not designed for its purpose accidents can and will happen

I have 3 of the jeo tec knifes there beautiful and work so welll I want to collect all of them but in Canada the one your useing costs 200 or over

Just keep extra mag in your pocket not with holster tho

Looks like you did a great job and would be proud to have it great for spoon carving in my opinion ❤❤

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The Tillley "insurance policy" is simply another way to sell a second hat to you. Make no mistake, Tilley still generate a profit on the half price theyre selling it to you. No middle men to pay. Secondly, the hats DONT last a lifetime if used normally - certainly the T3s dont. Im on my 3rd generation now. I use 2 T3's and both have worn down. Having said that, Tillley do swap out, no quibble, and the hats are nice to wear.

Pooooooor Dioooos!!!! Hablaaa Demasiadooo!!!

Made in China. Read the reviews, Old Timer cheaped out and outsourced production there, resulting in quality issues. Vote with your money, folks!

Just a lame ad.

Will the Utah show be similar?

I got a counterfeit one off of Temu in the mail today, had an authentic one years ago but lost it. The $20 knockoff seems to be good quality. I will keep it in the truck as a beater knife.

Walnut handle. No wood handles on knives for me. Walnut cracks to easy. Had a wooden handle cracking doing some light chopping. Never again.

PS my missive on the original DOANs is not Disparaging this product. You nay only HAVE that “ A survival knife is the one you had on you” item. It helps to know it’s quirks - and ours. You aren’t the only one beat up by the weather. Hikers are dying all over the US. This is a ‘shtf’ another poster gave insult on. Smart folks make lemonade and stay in the shade. Chris K

In defense if the now gone DOANS may zI give a history lesson? I was stationed USCG Airstation Kodiak mid 70’s. Our firestarters were NATO lifeboat matches still made by BCB and the ever present Zippo Lighter. We were selected to test the NEW DOANS. People do not understand military thinking! They want aircraft to carry lots of fuel, ordnance or supplies. Survival gear? Its all miniaturized for WEIGHT and punching out of a tight fighter- not the C130 I was supposed to jump out the rear loadramp. They used real Austrian Auermetall from Austria and a hard magnesium for longevity in carry, not use. We were taught to make a BIG pile- no first fire means no future ones. I discovered the sawback on the survival knives made by Camillus /Ontario scraped shavings easily We ALWAYS mixed it with lichen etc. My civilian avocation found DOANS avtreasured gift to first peoples. They aren’t thrilled showing off friction fires on TeeVee Without any clothes on. DOANs were copied by chicom junk. Then, The SPARKLITE became issue. I still have that first one issued. They are collectable now! I still trust it. It wasn’t until the Bushcraft Fad I was informed it was no good: I need a phallic symbol in my kit. Chris K

It makes more sense to me to release the holster while still in the pocket. Being a molded plastic holster of course it will only work for one gun and only if they happen to support the particular gun you have. If you aren't carrying what the cool kids are carrying at the moment you will have to look elsewhere. I do like the idea of a stiff push point though. Much more positive than relying on the shape or stickiness of the material.

Liked the discontinued Escort better, too much going on here.

.. Remora or Sticky are a better choice ,, and for a true pocket sized handgun .. micro's , not sub compacts .... ... Chuck Norris has bigger pockets ....

Do they allow a machete

These may be out of production. Check and if you can't find one, the Klein Tools duct knife looks similar. I am surprised to learn that this tool can actually do the job of a survival knife but the comments impress me. My chief misgiving is the double-edged design, which makes it easier to cut yourself but provides a full serrated blade and regular blade in one. Obviously, the HVAC workers have figured out how to use it safely though.

I bought one of these a while back. I don't like the scabbard so I bought a leather sheath for it. I am wondering how you would recommend sharpening a trench knife like this. I haven't used it at all.

Excellent review! Thank you!

I’ve never heard it mentioned that you should never allow a ferro rod or magnesium to remain wet. Both will corrode.

Can we slow that loading down abit..think i missed something...lol...on a seriois note power nice..but 5 rounds then your done..!

You can buy three cold steel Royal Kukris for the price of that one and they are much bigger and better in my opinion

I suspect that anyone who becomes " really worn out " By the sun being intermittently obscuredvl by clouds would have a huge problem surviving in a shtf scenario.

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1. Buy a gun 2. Carry the gun 3. Conceal the gun It's a no brainer ... You USAians are living in a really weird state ... of mind.

Very good video Brian. Try to a video on the Kerschaw camp 10.

Surviving is cool

A large knife, but not a true Kukri- no blade notch, incorrect handle,incorrect pommel, non-leather sheathe w/no small knives or tinder pouch. A wide variety of true kukri- made in Nepal and India are available on Amazon for less than 100 US.

I got a lot ov fat wood it's from Pine 🌲 eco friendly

Works like a charm

Proper preparation prevents piss-poor performance.

This knife would get a thums down from me. It was not good at anything.

Nice heavy kukri Bryan, I would prefer it having a hard rubber or Crayton over molded handle thou.......great video!

I purchased one of the smaller versions with the metal handle about 4 months ago at a G-show. I watched the man perform his pitch and had seen him before, but this time I decided to buy. If the person I watched and purchased from is the owner (I think he is) he believes in his product and it showed in his demonstration. The part I like the most is it's made in America. I haven't used mine yet, but it's comforting to know it's in my EDC haversack. When I go on my canoe camping trip in September, I plan on putting the starter to use. Good to test your gear and yourself.

There's a reason traditional khukuri have chirra and a convex grind.

I'm getting one of these now. On top of the passenger seat covered with a T-Shirt is not a good idea. Also unaware that firearm must be unloaded near a Gov building if in vehicle. Thanks very informative video.