Man bags
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Re: Man bags
by BRIT_in_the_weeds on Wed Aug 08, 2007 3:07 pm
Great review of the Jumbo.
Even Military Morons link to this guy.
Even Military Morons link to this guy.
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Re: Man bags
by mnglocker on Wed Aug 08, 2007 3:28 pm
BRIT_in_the_weeds wrote:Great review of the Jumbo.
Even Military Morons link to this guy.
I couldn't watch it any longer than the first 30 seconds, did the mall ninja end up showing how to turn your tee-shirt into a ninja mask?
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Re: Man bags
by BRIT_in_the_weeds on Wed Aug 08, 2007 11:18 pm
Far better it is to dare mighty things...than to take rank with those poor, timid spirits who know neither victory nor defeat
T.Roosevelt 1899
Just me and the designated settee, in the weeds.
Thread-F.U master Brit Pei Ying
1/ICC .1/ICC II.
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Re: Man bags
by plblark on Thu Aug 09, 2007 5:18 am
mnglocker wrote:I couldn't watch it any longer than the first 30 seconds, did the mall ninja end up showing how to turn your tee-shirt into a ninja mask?
The Milspec Monkey is definitely unique and dedicated to his reviews. Despite the Mall Ninja feel of some of it, the reviews are generally informative and cover the utility of the items.
He even has some stuff on baklava and head cams
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Re: Man bags
by BRIT_in_the_weeds on Thu Aug 09, 2007 8:55 am
And he owns a Sig 226
He writes some interesting stuff on the different colours of green used by bag manufacturers and pouch makers.
As well as updates on whats new from ITW (fastex)
Wrote a whats new piece from the SHOT Show, with video.
He writes some interesting stuff on the different colours of green used by bag manufacturers and pouch makers.
As well as updates on whats new from ITW (fastex)
Wrote a whats new piece from the SHOT Show, with video.
Far better it is to dare mighty things...than to take rank with those poor, timid spirits who know neither victory nor defeat
T.Roosevelt 1899
Just me and the designated settee, in the weeds.
Thread-F.U master Brit Pei Ying
1/ICC .1/ICC II.
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Just me and the designated settee, in the weeds.
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Re: Man bags
by BRIT_in_the_weeds on Sat Aug 25, 2007 9:25 pm
plblark wrote:mnglocker wrote:I couldn't watch it any longer than the first 30 seconds, did the mall ninja end up showing how to turn your tee-shirt into a ninja mask?
The Milspec Monkey is definitely unique and dedicated to his reviews. Despite the Mall Ninja feel of some of it, the reviews are generally informative and cover the utility of the items.
He even has some stuff on baklava and head cams
Did'nt know he was a Greek food critic
And as for Milspec Monkey..........
http://www.maxpedition.com/?gclid=CNjb_ ... Xgod8B4D1A
So much for the mall ninja...........HUH.
Far better it is to dare mighty things...than to take rank with those poor, timid spirits who know neither victory nor defeat
T.Roosevelt 1899
Just me and the designated settee, in the weeds.
Thread-F.U master Brit Pei Ying
1/ICC .1/ICC II.
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Re: Man bags
by brauchma on Sun Aug 26, 2007 2:20 pm
BRIT_in_the_weeds wrote:plblark wrote:mnglocker wrote:I couldn't watch it any longer than the first 30 seconds, did the mall ninja end up showing how to turn your tee-shirt into a ninja mask?
The Milspec Monkey is definitely unique and dedicated to his reviews. Despite the Mall Ninja feel of some of it, the reviews are generally informative and cover the utility of the items.
He even has some stuff on baklava and head cams
Did'nt know he was a Greek food critic
And as for Milspec Monkey..........
http://www.maxpedition.com/?gclid=CNjb_ ... Xgod8B4D1A
So much for the mall ninja...........HUH.
I saw that the other day...Shows that persistence pays off.
I bet he gets a ton of free stuff becuase he does such in depth reviews. That would be cool!
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Re: Man bags
by goalie on Mon Aug 27, 2007 9:59 am
I have one of these loaded up in the safe.
http://www.onesourcetactical.com/index. ... ProdID=453
It is not nearly as cool as a chest rig/plate carrier, but it is actually something I could carry without drawing attention to myself.
It is well made, but I am not a fan of the leg-strap. I personally use a caribiner and hook it to my belt to keep it in place. The leg strap stuff is removable, so it's all good.
Overall, it isn't as fast, cool, or "tactical" when compared to a lot of stuff designed for combat, but it holds enough for me to be ready to grab and go without wasting a ton of time. Plus, if your inability to reload your rifle in 0.6 seconds flat is the deciding factor in a situation, well, unless you're a member of a military fire team, you may as well buy a lottery ticket, because winning the powerball is more likely than you staying alive.
http://www.onesourcetactical.com/index. ... ProdID=453
It is not nearly as cool as a chest rig/plate carrier, but it is actually something I could carry without drawing attention to myself.
It is well made, but I am not a fan of the leg-strap. I personally use a caribiner and hook it to my belt to keep it in place. The leg strap stuff is removable, so it's all good.
Overall, it isn't as fast, cool, or "tactical" when compared to a lot of stuff designed for combat, but it holds enough for me to be ready to grab and go without wasting a ton of time. Plus, if your inability to reload your rifle in 0.6 seconds flat is the deciding factor in a situation, well, unless you're a member of a military fire team, you may as well buy a lottery ticket, because winning the powerball is more likely than you staying alive.
It turns out that what you have is less important than what you do with it.
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