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G9000MX-8. Probably the exact same thing; you're right. I'm used to wear a kinda big automatic steel watch. The lightness of this watch is...surprising
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G9000MX-8. Probably the exact same thing; you're right. I'm used to wear a kinda big automatic steel watch. The lightness of this watch is...surprising
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Have a barkie little creek on the way, probably a few more in my near future.
I usually focus on guns for a few years then switch back to knives, so I may sell off one or two to pay for the re surging knife interest.
Got some blades to trade as well, keep your eyes peeled.
I usually focus on guns for a few years then switch back to knives, so I may sell off one or two to pay for the re surging knife interest.
Got some blades to trade as well, keep your eyes peeled.
The chances of my getting anything on this list looks pretty slim at the moment, but here is my list:
An Omega watch:
A good quality touring bike, such as this Cannondale:
Good quality panniers for the bike, such as these by Arkel:
A Garmin Vista HCx or some other good quality handheld GPS:
A Nikon D300s:
And of course some money to travel would be nice:
Oh, and I almost forgot that I need a good quality handgun to carry now that I have my CCW, so this S&W M&P Compact seems nice:
An Omega watch:
A good quality touring bike, such as this Cannondale:
Good quality panniers for the bike, such as these by Arkel:
A Garmin Vista HCx or some other good quality handheld GPS:
A Nikon D300s:
And of course some money to travel would be nice:
Oh, and I almost forgot that I need a good quality handgun to carry now that I have my CCW, so this S&W M&P Compact seems nice:
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G9000MX-8. Probably the exact same thing; you're right. I'm used to wear a kinda big automatic steel watch. The lightness of this watch is...surprising
Good to know, thanks :thumbup:. My old Fossil that I had used for the past 8 or 9 years basically caught pneumonia and died with my last camping trip...so I ordered one of these G-shocks to outdoor and wet use. Looking forward to it, especially if it's much lighter than the average metal watch
.ETA: Ieraseu reminds me, I've been contemplating a S&W 686 or Glock 19 and training, for home protection.
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Good to know, thanks :thumbup:. My old Fossil that I had used for the past 8 or 9 years basically caught pneumonia and died with my last camping trip...so I ordered one of these G-shocks to outdoor and wet use. Looking forward to it, especially if it's much lighter than the average metal watch
ETA: Ieraseu reminds me, I've been contemplating a S&W 686 or Glock 19 and training, for home protection.
The Gshocks are great, I've had mine through the thick and thin, very comfy watch.:thumbup:
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Yeah, I had one a long time ago back in grade school...gave it away to a friend or something. I do remember that the bands start stinking if you sweat in them often...