It's been a while!

There's soon to be a fourth in that set, that is if I can find out how I did the belt loops on the other three. :o :D

That and a Scrap Muk loaner, those things seem rare and hard as nails getting out of them hounds hands. :p

Good to see you snooping around my friend. They changed the furniture around here but the house is pretty much the same. :)
 
all raptors too.. awesome! I just recently got into the Ergos and picked up a few that quickly became favorites. The raptor scales especially
 
Nice trio there.

I thought the "Nanny State" government took away all private ownership of firearms in Australia?
 
Nice to see you back here Ian ... and a great pic of your gear :thumbup:

It struck me when you were describing your saddle that there won't be that many people these days who have that sort of knowledge ...

Great trio of knives too :cool:

One thing I see is that where you are in Australia must be where a few "Geordie's" moved to from my part of the U.K. ... Rhyope in Northumberland is where my Dad's side of the family all came from ... and a quick search on google and a look at a map shows that you have a number of Northeast names in your area ... Newcastle, Gateshead, Hexham, Rothbury ... I had a laugh when I saw "Hexham Swamp" on the map ... Hexham is a very "up-market" area to live over here ... and probably always has been ... so someone had a sense of humour naming a swamp after it ...:D
 
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Bigfattyt said:
I thought the "Nanny State" government took away all private ownership of firearms in Australia?
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....not even close but it is a myth that has been well pushed by the NRA in the US. I am "Joe Nobody" and I have a safe full of rifles and shotguns along with six handguns. Licensing and registration yes, no semi rifles or shotguns or pump shotguns but they are about the only restrictions on longarms. Handguns are slightly more complex (and have been since < the 1930s) but not onerous... ;)

Peter, don't forget we have a few Scottish town like Aberdeen and Scone as well... but you can feel free to explain Murrurundi, Wagga Wagga or Giralambone ... :)

Andy
 
Sounds like the Jocks were slurring their words and picking the names after too much whiskey ... :D
 
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