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Fantastic bit of kit, bravisimo!

Like I said, the yanks seem to like them, I wonder how many are repeat buyers though ;) Then again, some people are easily impressed/pleased :cool:

Have to agree with Stuart here, I bought a few of the ones that I thought would give me some good info. I'm afraid to say I was completely under whelmed with all of them, the crafts for the fields was a total joke and survival camping was a just as bad. Really, this guy needs to get a little...

They might have the best warranty, but they are not the fastest gun in the West. I think you would be better off just fixing it yourself. Solid pins and a decent glue are going to be the easiest way. I have had stuff at BRKT for over 3 months and I had to badger them constantly to get it sent...

States that these are now only available in black 22.50 Its stainless though (if this matters) down at the bottom of the page http://www.sheffieldknives.co.uk/acatalog/Folding_Knives.html

I am pretty friendly with an up and coming maker in the US. (David Mosier of DMKnives) he uses S30V 90% of the time and his heat treat is spot on at 59RC. I asked him about S90V a while back and the answer I got was that its such a pain in the rump to grind that you go through twice as many...

I love that last one, its got a beauty and the beast thing going, that coarse finish of the blade and the silky look of the Olive wood is a good combo. Kinda like taking home the local librarian and she French kisses you in the car :lmao: :o

If you cant find them or the missus is using then to hold up Tomatoes http://www.questoutfitters.com/tent_poles.htm ;)

M. It looks like this, but mine is an odd sort of Hammerite Blue and the valve is on the right. This is supposed to run on literally anything provided that you can get it hot enough to thin out, brake fluid and gearbox oil has been mentioned :eek: SB, yes, stove is up and running and...

Good job I'm not going Red, 2 pints is about half my usual morning intake :o Have a good one, there is nothing like a good laugh with mates to restore ones mood.

Check this out, IMHO its the most versitile thing for the weight. http://www.alpharubicon.com/prepinfo/ponchotent.htm

Bored out of my mind and looking for something to do I though I would have a boil time test of my 2 multi fuel stoves. I have a really old Optimus Hiker (I think thats what its called, anyway it was also known as the Himalyan stove) and a Coleman Sportster M.F (M.F meaning either rip off Coleman...

Nearly......;)

This amazes me, I have sent and received, literally dozens of packages and I have never had one held or go missing. I have sent umpteen knives to the US and listed them as such without a hitch. Anything with a commercial invoice on it will be grabbed, there are ways around a lot of it, but...

Brava! I love the mirror polish too, can't stand 'Patina' that the heathens seem to love ;)

Guilty M'lord! I visit about a dozen times a day! Must....get....a.....life.... Meh! :D

Great pictures M8, how about a little more info on the Sami log fire if you can.

I have never understood the panic about non stainless steels. The rust thing is so overblown, its a joke. If you really have to have this steel and cant stand the thought of rust, patina or stains then hand rub it to #2000 and it will readily resist all the mentioned effects. I have a crappy...

Excellent choice with the F1 (Dodges high velocity acorns :) ) The convex edge is the simplest of all to sharpen and usually takes a couple of minutes at most. I have lost my ability to host my own video, but if there is an interest I can make one and put it on you tube or google video...

Sounds like you need to find someone with an Edge Pro to put a good edge on it (Sorry I have one but I live way too far from the UK to help out) then you need to convex it on a mouse pad setup to give it some durability. (check out the tree rats thread on 5 pound sharpening) You want about 25...