Murphnuge
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It's a GoRuck GR1. Pretty solid construction as far as I can tell. I'll get out with it soon for at least 5 or 6 miles. Good luck with the fishin' AC!
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It's a GoRuck GR1. Pretty solid construction as far as I can tell. I'll get out with it soon for at least 5 or 6 miles. Good luck with the fishin' AC!
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I've been in 12 to 46 feet of water and so far nothing. I did just lose one though, so I'm gonna give this spot a bit more time. Pretty sure it was a northern that I lost and I usually don't fish for them, but I'd be happy to catch anything right now.
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I know some truly fantastic nurses. Some though, holy fricking dumbasses! The chick today asked me what nationality the patient is that she needs an interpreter.
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That's 'cause he wasn't in the first one. Thought everyone knew that.
Really? You thought that was necessary? You clearly didn't understand what I meant.
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Saw this on CS's website as a new for 2015 product. I honestly think I kinda like this thing.... Solid piece, 52100 steel, 58-59 RC... Something about it is pretty neat, must be how ridiculously simple it is. Reminds me a lot of the old carbon and chromed, aluminum handled blades, or almost like an old forged wrench/tool or something. Kinda neat/interesting.
Saw this on CS's website as a new for 2015 product. I honestly think I kinda like this thing.... Solid piece, 52100 steel, 58-60 RC... Something about it is pretty neat, must be how ridiculously simple it is. Reminds me a lot of the old carbon and chromed, aluminum handled blades, or almost like an old forged wrench/tool or something. Kinda neat/interesting.
Does look interesting. Be nice if the handle was cut out for wrapping with 550 cord.
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Yah, it could benefit from that, either way it's still a good candidate for it. Even something like a bicycle tube or what not. Will be interested to see this one come out.
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Or even a couple holes, so you could wrap it securely or even put scales on it if you were so inclined. It's a good blade design but I'm not generally a big fan of bare steel handles. It's nice to see CS using some better steels like 3V and 52100, though... *shrug*
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I'd love to get one just to support the cause.
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How we doing today, folks? I tell you what, corporate training seminars are an absolute blast... 
Do it to it....
Do it to it....
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My pack arrived! The guy said it was used, but I'll be damned if I can figure out how. It even smells new. Maybe he used it to smuggle soap into India.
Sweet ass pack, Murph. I'm still pretty stoked that my long awaited MAP 3500 came in. Between that and my new EDC pack, I'm good to go.... That is until I decide I really want a Becker Field Bag, MR Tri-zip, or so on and so forth.
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