PSK thread
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03/11/08 09:24 PM
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macgregor
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Lets see your psk's or what you carry on hikes. Here is my psk and everything I carry with me on hikes etc. as you can see I stick paracord everywhere first the blades I carry, yard hook, oht, and griptilian for fuzzsticks here is some of the bigger stuff, canteen with paracord strap, first aid in compass pouch, psk in pouch close up of pouch, it is from best glide the pin is to keep it close as it uses velcrow contents, bcb military survival kit that I modded, hand warmer, mirror, space blanket, mini mag, lip balm contents of mini first aid kit the other stuff, poncho goes in my bdu pocket, cut down towel goes in the other, "survival" bandana, boat matches in pocket, my hat with paracord daisy chained through the loops, silva copass, food, bug repelant another knife shot with my 5 dallor surplus belt that is the best belt I own I wear British soldier 95 dpm pants, wear a sas ripstop windproof, and wear altama riple sole jungle boots so what do you guys think <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />
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Re: PSK thread
[Re: macgregor]
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03/11/08 09:44 PM
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BIG footed NICK
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Very nice, Hopefully I can post a pic of my stuff soon.
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Re: PSK thread
[Re: BIG footed NICK]
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03/11/08 09:49 PM
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macgregor
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Alright Nick <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumbup.gif" alt="" /> Comeone pit and sharp, you know you are itchin to post pics of your rigs.
Also if anyone has questions about my gear just ask.
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Re: PSK thread
[Re: macgregor]
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03/11/08 09:50 PM
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Sharp
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You already know what I bring. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" /> Knives and survival gear. The Pack on me (sorry it's a little blurry) The Pack and Camera I usually travel light in the Gorge and just use a Military Woodland Camo Vest I wear Propper OD now, I did use to use a pair of woodland camo pants (worked great). In the Gorge, coyote brown's the only way to go. Jackets, I either use my Tan and Black striped Nike Sport Jacket, Marmot Gravity Jacket, or the Black Diamond Tan Jacket. Usually take a sweater a long, too. Boots, I use Garmont T8. Did have Hi-Tec and Magnum, but the T8s are the most comfortable Cloak and I might need to get some Multicam for the Gorge. Right Cloak?
JYD #54
"Put your hands high, let your arms be the pillars that be holding up the sky..."
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Re: PSK thread
[Re: Sharp]
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03/11/08 09:59 PM
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macgregor
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Nice rig as usual sharp, lots o knives. I will post pics of my pack tomorrow, to lazy right now. I would like to see whats in your pack sharp <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />
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Re: PSK thread
[Re: macgregor]
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03/11/08 10:37 PM
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macgregor
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Looks like pit just logged on and I asked Mike to post his PSK here so looks like we got something going here. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" />
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Re: PSK thread
[Re: macgregor]
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03/11/08 11:00 PM
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Magnum22
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cool stuff so far. i'm gonna seek out my camera and post what i took with me last weekend.
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Re: PSK thread
[Re: Magnum22]
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03/11/08 11:50 PM
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diceman
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Power Bar, Super Glue, pens, pencil, 2 Bic lighters, ferro rod, flint/magnesium combo, water filter, water purification tabs, notebook, signal mirror, wire saw, compass, whistle, treated cotton ball tinder, windproof matches/striker, 55o cord, plastic tubing, Victorinox OHT, Ezlap Diamond Rod (not pictured), 4AA bats, 100mph tape, electrical tape, duct tape containing: (3 needles, 2 wood screws, 7 nails, 50 feet of sewing thread), 2 safety pins (large), cravat, GPS, waterproof hat, neck gaiter/hood, pace count beads, candle, all in a military ammo pouch. The fixed blade knife changes depending on my mood. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" /> I have a lot of other stuff in my truck - canteens, blankets, various hand warmers, tent, tarp, etc. I keep a similar kit in this pack for EDC - more folders, less fixed blades. If I go out, I just toss the small kit in with the rest of the stuff in my pack. I just happened to have this pic available - I don't pack the 1911 with me all the time. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" /> I EDC a Fenix L1D light as well - just pocket carried, but always with me. Its a Blackhawk Three Day Assault pack w/ (removable) internal frame.
Last edited by diceman; 03/11/08 11:56 PM.
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Re: PSK thread
[Re: macgregor]
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03/12/08 01:17 AM
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CloaknDagger
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Ah Macgregor, don't leave me out of this! My EDC outdoors rig, RMD in Okuden Kydex attached by MALICE clips to a MOLLE thigh rig. Its set up for a left hand carry at the moment, my RD7 has been riding on the right, and I'm ambidextrous so its no big deal. Here's what inside that M16 mag pouch: -Flint/Magnesium/Wood With striker -Cotton -Strike Anywhere matches -Flashlight -Band-aids -Compass -Whistle My wilderness EDC pack The contents are numerous, but some basic features: RTAK-II is rigged so I can draw it over my shoulder (and sheath it) without taking off the pack. SOG Seal Pup is strapped to the back. 100ft of Rope, about 5 climbing-grade carabiners. Figure-Eight descender. The left strap has a CRKT A.B.C. Hammond Tanto on an inverted draw. Two folders, ZT0200 and BM Griptillian are aviliable in pouches on the shoulder straps. 35ft. Of OD paracord on the outside, 100Ft on the inside. 5ft. of Nylon webbing. Other stuff you can see how the shoulder draw works in this one. LOL and no matter what sharp claims, it was my idea!
Have you hugged your camp knife today?
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Re: PSK thread
[Re: macgregor]
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03/12/08 01:19 AM
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Sharp
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I also forgot too mention that Cloak and I carry probably around 50-100 ft worth of paracord. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" /> In my pack is: Food. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" /> Depends on what we want and how long we are out. Short trips 3-5 hours, we take fruit (pomelo, larger than a honey dew or cantaloupe) and cliff bars. Longer trips 6-9 hours, we take sandwiches (pb&j, roastbeef, etc), chips, cookies, various assortments of sweets. Of course, we always carry water. Sometimes we'll take fruit juices. and/or... Clothes (shirt, pants, socks, underwear) and/or ... my tactical vest for when I really just want to be traveling quickly. Here's the vest in my pack. As you can see, the bag still has a lot of space left. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/laugh.gif" alt="" /> (notice, my watter bladder is also in it) Here is size reference for the pouch in the back. The FBM can easily fit in it and I can add more stuff. Front, back, etc. In the vest: I can carry a water bladder, or turn it the container into a small pack and carry clothes, depends on how I feel, the outside weather, and how long we're gonna be gone. In the other pouches, I carry all the necessities for survival. Though, I'm constantly changing both the pack and vest to better suit my needs. Thigh Rig (usually used in conjunction with just the vest) The little pouch on the sheath contains: matches, band-aids, neosporin, whistle, compass, cotton fluff, and cotton swabs, all in a little baggy. The baggy can duplicate as a source of water by tying it over a leafy branch, evaporations and condensation will draw drinkable water ( no need to filter or purify) from the branch. <img src="/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/thumbup.gif" alt="" /> I also usually carry this shirt: Nike Sphere React Front Back It's one of those tight fitting ones that can act both as conserving heat and wicking away sweat quickly. I usually always will have this with me.
JYD #54
"Put your hands high, let your arms be the pillars that be holding up the sky..."
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Re: PSK thread
[Re: Sharp]
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03/12/08 01:34 AM
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CloaknDagger
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CLIF BARS!
mmm mmm good
you have to have been wet and hiking for at least 12-14 hours, with only Clif bars to eat, in order to truly appreciate what a beautiful food they are
makes me hungry...
[censored], setting up for those picks ruined all the effort i went to this afternoon cleaning up gear
p.s. Sharp, the Hibbin is fixed, paracord wrapped, and badder than ever
Have you hugged your camp knife today?
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