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Here's the 3 bags I use. The big one is my old bag from my days as an Engineer/medic for our VFD, the smaller ones are the ones that always live in my vehicles. I like bright colors because they're easy to find when you really need them. As the red bags wear out I'm switching over to the lime...

Having been in the military, Feds, Search & Rescue, teaching survival and orienteering and just knocking around for a half a century I agree with the saying "two is one and one is none" completely. I noticed some in this thread have thought it to death or made something out of nothing totally...

Depends on your definition of packrat. :grinning:

I use at least a quart of Hoppes every year so my bottle isn't even close to being 50. I do however have empty bottles of Hoppes that are that old and maybe older.

Since I'm into comfort camping tases days and I pack all my camping gear in my trailer I use a couple of those 6' plastic tables.

Since salt doesn't count I'll go with coarse ground pepper. There is a lot of other stuff I bring along but those 2 will get a lot of good cooking done.

I would be more worried about where the primer/brass meet, if anything could go bad that would be the place.

Why the hell would you use a petroleum product to clean ammo? If the ammo is that corroded or dirty I get rid of it and get some better ammo.

I was in Sportsmans Warehouse in Flagstaff today and they had at least 3K rounds of it.

Here's a sign for a place I really like to visit. It's about 20 miles north of the Mexican border on I-19 in Southern AZ.

This is a nice diverse web site with a lot of information on a lot of different stuff. I do not understand why you don't do what I do and just not click on threads that don't interest you. No one is forcing you to read the threads that seem to bother you so don't. I guess I'm an idiot because...

I'm over in Flag twice a week, I'll keep an eye out for you. Nice rig, the peaks look good in your pic.

I was thinking the same thing, here's the inside and a couple of views from the cockpit. Now here's the view in my Willys, it's not quite as good as the F-16. I realize the Willys isn't as cool or fancy as the newer vehicles but I built the whole thing and it works just fine for me.

Here's the plates I had on my Willys in Wyoming.

I had 2 co-pilots until the end of Dec. This is my yellow Lab Max he was with me for 10 years and loved going places. He would sit like this for hours until he got bored and went in the back to lay down. This is Max with the "new" Lab Sam

The sign is in KG and NOT Lbs. It says 136,090 KG that translates to 61,860 LBS or 31 tons.

The ones I use have rubber 4 "buttons" on each arm for a total of 16 plus the 2 big heavy rubber straps. If you bend the metal arms to fit the extinguisher correctly and pull the straps nice and tight if the extingusiher comes loose it will be the least of your worries. I've never in 25 years...

I used to live within 5 miles of 3 Gold Medal streams in CO and fly fished at least 5 times a week. Then I moved to AZ and it went to a week of fly fishing 3-4 times a year and if I was traveling I tried to fly fish along the way. Now that I'm mobility limited my fly fishing is down to 3-4 times...

I hear this all the time, if I knew where "the dangerous or bad places were" I'd never get within 10 miles of one. Unfortunately there is no safe place to be, military bases have had shootings as have shopping malls, churches, rest areas, parks, parking areas, city streets, highways, homes, gas...

Is this still for sale?