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A Larger Tin
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Suma pro large from salkoa .
End of thread and your welcome !!
Yes it coast 70 bucks , but damn are they built like a tank from solid forged and milled aluminum .
These things are so heavy duty your grandkids will be using them !!
End of thread and your welcome !!
Yes it coast 70 bucks , but damn are they built like a tank from solid forged and milled aluminum .
These things are so heavy duty your grandkids will be using them !!
Why tins? I'm aware of the SAS survival kit that fits easily in a pocket. But as they get larger that advantage goes away.
Is there a reason that a metal container is more useful in the wild than a waterproof plastic container or pouch? These are a little small for making soup.
A friend of mine is a firefighter and fellow cyclist. One day it started to rain and she asked if I needed a "wallet" for my phone and cash. She was offering a ziplock sandwich bag!
Is there a reason that a metal container is more useful in the wild than a waterproof plastic container or pouch? These are a little small for making soup.
A friend of mine is a firefighter and fellow cyclist. One day it started to rain and she asked if I needed a "wallet" for my phone and cash. She was offering a ziplock sandwich bag!
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Metal tin allows for making char-cloth, or charring other things to make good tinder.
You could cook some snails in it, I guess...
If all else fails, tear it apart to make an emergency knife!
That's about all I have for why.
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They are nice. I've checked them out before, but too rich for my blood.Suma pro large from salkoa .
End of thread and your welcome !!
Yes it coast 70 bucks , but damn are they built like a tank from solid forged and milled aluminum .
These things are so heavy duty your grandkids will be using them !!
Not really. I have both, tin and plastic. Just had the tin handy from an amplifier, thought I would use i. My fire kit fits nicely in it.