Knives : Stanley Box Cutter
Stanley Box Cutter, my preferred EDC knife. After you lose a couple $100-$200 Spring Assisted Folders, you’ll get one of these and it’ll be like someone turned on the light!…
Got The Squirts?
WELL! ….. Do Ya? “Leatherman Squirts, that is” You won’t be building any log cabins with these but in the right spot they are invaluable. They’re small and affordable but…
Recurve Archery : Judo Points
People will try and tell you that these like to flip up if you miss so you can find your arrow easier. That’s all bullshit! I’ve seen these things dig…
Handloading Tools : Magnifying Glass
Unless you have eyes like a hawk! You’re gonna want one!
Fishing Gear : Landing Net
This is a “Sad Excuse” for a “Landing Net”, may as well call it a “Fish Killer”! This is a holdover from the “Catch & Keep or Catch & Kill…
Radios : Boating
You have 2 choices for radios to suit this type of activity, FRS/GMRS Radios & Marine Band VHF Radios. They each have they’re place. If you are boating on the…
Handloading Tools : Wrenches
Yep! Your gonna want some of these. No need to break up that nice set you never use. Just keep a list of the sizes you want and pick ’em…
Survival Gear : Whistle
Hiking, Hunting, Fishing, Walking, Boating, Cycling, you name it, there’s always an excuse to have a good whistle! Whether you’re calling for help or signalling “Deer Down”, you can use…
What’s that stuff in the Water ?
Was down at the waterfront the other day and spotted something in the water. Looked like RUST. My guess is it’s likely a very small but still very dangerous “Red…
Knives : Swiss Army Knife
Swiss Army Knife, too many models to list! This is a very basic model, this is a “City Slicker’s” knife. Slides smoothly into any pocket, always handy. World renowned quality.…
Recurve Archery : Arrow Rest & Side Plate
No $100 accessories here folks, just a piece of fur & leather. Heck you could probably substitute almost anything else as well. This is a specialized arrow rest built for…
Handloading Tools : Ram Prime
Each company has their own version of this. I have Lee. This is the older version that screws into the press.
Fishing Gear : Harpoon
Sometimes it’s just safer to bring them in after they’re dead! The dart is a great upgrade, you can do on your own. Most commonly used for “Pacific Halibut”, possibly…
Handloading Tools : Universal Flaring Die
Trust me, this is a handy tool! Get one now. This of course, is the Lee Die. You just open it up & arrange the 2 inside pieces according to…
Handloading Tools : Powder Dippers
The fastest & easiest way to handle your powder, hands down! Comes as a whole set, with instructions. Lee brand dies usually come with a “Free” dipper as well. You’re…
Survival Gear : Knife
Probably considered equal to your ability to have a fire, you need a knife for all your outdoor activities. Your choice of knife is up to you! Just have one.…
Brass Haul #2
I feel like I might be cutting my own throat on this hobby by telling you this. Take it from a guy who spent the majority of his life leaving…