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Fair point on the 7", probably more than I need for just a day hike/light backpacking. I like that Mora one and lime green might not be a bad idea to keep track of it. I don't think I'll need chop through any locomotives. Thanks!

I normally have my multitool with a 3.5" blade so I'm looking for something larger than that but small enough to carry on me and keep hidden, so probably in the 7" blade range. Ideally I'd like a sheath that I can carry horizontally on my belt to keep it out of sight (NJ laws being what they are). As for profile I'm not really sure. I like a Tanto just because it seems less likely to snap off the tip than a drop point, but that may be misguided. I also lean toward straight edge rather than serrated since I have the multitool that's half serrated and has a saw blade.

I'm looking for a decent fixed blade knife for carrying while hiking. It will basically be a "just in case" blade along with my Gerber multitool that I normally have with me. I'm trying to stay under $100. Any suggestions?

That mild click is exactly what mine does when I've adjusted mine in the past. If you can't use the hot glue maybe try a small piece of electrical tape to hold it in place while you're testing other ammo

At least with him being so young he probably won't remember the actual incident but the aftermath will certainly haunt him

Do you also have a high speed camera to catch the fun?

I might pick a couple up to use with my bullpup 10/22. Those should make it a lot easier to load without having to contort my hand.

I have these and they work really well. They are a hard plastic fabric covered case with a no scratch lining. They fit my safety glasses perfectly. It even has a molle strap on the back. http://www.hazard4.com/products/accessories/eyewear/mil-pod They also have a larger version http://www.hazard4.com/products/accessories/eyewear/sub-pod

Backwoods Bastard is one of the best beers I've ever had

Out of curiosity, how many books are in the US set?

Done

The Ninja Turtles are more believable than these clowns. Ugh

I have gotten a great deal on a used revolver there but pretty much everything else is on the high end of the prices for the area. I stop in whenever I'm next door at GFH to check out the used case but don't even bother looking at the new guns now.

I love my Ruger American. Throw a sling and scope on it and you've got a great small game rifle.

I thought the same thing

If you happen to be in CT at any point keep an eye out for Hickory Ledges Full Moonshine. They have Apple Pie, Cranberry, or Maple Syrup all made on a local farm/distillery in Canton, CT. I've had the apple pie which is incredibly good but the maple syrup one was a bit rough. I'll be buying several bottles when I'm up there this weekend to supply all the holiday parties.

Great documentary. It's also available on Netflix and is good for non survivalists also.

That looks like the most delicious heart attack ever!

Flatfoot 56 is a great band!

I was just in there today and it's a pretty impressive location. I'm hoping they get the FFL stuff sorted out soon since it's only 5 minutes away.

Was the coupon in a flyer or something? I'm planning to check this location out and the coupon would be great to have.

Does that mean the Wayne location is opening on 11/5? I live 5 minutes away and I keep checking every time I'm over there to see if it's open yet

Have any of you applied for a FID and P2Ps in Butler recently? What kind of wait time did you have? My friend just got out of the military and needs to get his paperwork sorted out so he can buy a 1911 to commemorate his service.

I don't have any personal experience with them but I have heard good things about Ting. They use the Sprint network and you pay as you go based on what you actually use. Depending on what phone you have you may be able to port it over.

A nice touch of shine tonight. It tastes like fall in a jar.