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MrKnifekid said:
Does anyone have an extra stock BK-2 sheath that they could send my way? All I need is the plastic part, because I attached my original BK-2 sheath to the MOLLE pannel of my pack. I will attach my modded belt loop to the plastic part if somebody is nice enough to send me one.

Thanks guys.

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I have one I'll send you. Lucky for you that's the only part I saved. Got an addy for me? PM or email.
 
Love me some ESEE.

Orange & Yellow are in the house.

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Still haven't put mine on. Maybe this weekend, I actually have two days off ....in a row!
 
Yeah, I have some red, black, and yellow from Flexxx, and they're all good fits.
 
Can anyone link me to clich's thread on etching? I can't seam to find it.

Nevermind, found it
 
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Just etched my bk2, and izula 2. Also made a sweet kydex rig for the bk2. Been a good day so far :D
 
Ok, I need some advice on what pouch/sack/whatever to transition my 'emergency' kit to.

Currently everything is loose in a grocery bag which I stuff in a drawstring bag that's annoying to get into. This isn't really as much of an emergency kit (although it is that) as a "stuff I'm finding I always need at some point when I'm out and about" kit. So of course we're out and about a lot and I'm always into the thing, which is really inconvenient with the current setup.

Dimensions are appx 12"x6"x6". There are lots of fiddly bits so [a] the dimensions are not hard-coded, and I'd like something I can easily get in and out of, and [c] something maybe with some interior organization. Rather than a round or square shape I'd rather have it elongated to more easily facilitate sliding into and out of a pack. Not looking for super-high-end-survive-2012-save-me-John-Cusack! bombroof quality, but also would like to avoid a five-dollar Target special.

Here's some pictures of the current lump. TIA.

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BRL said:
Ok, I need some advice on what pouch/sack/whatever to transition my 'emergency' kit to.

Currently everything is loose in a grocery bag which I stuff in a drawstring bag that's annoying to get into. This isn't really as much of an emergency kit (although it is that) as a "stuff I'm finding I always need at some point when I'm out and about" kit. So of course we're out and about a lot and I'm always into the thing, which is really inconvenient with the current setup.

Dimensions are appx 12"x6"x6". There are lots of fiddly bits so [a] the dimensions are not hard-coded, and I'd like something I can easily get in and out of, and [c] something maybe with some interior organization. Rather than a round or square shape I'd rather have it elongated to more easily facilitate sliding into and out of a pack. Not looking for super-high-end-survive-2012-save-me-John-Cusack! bombroof quality, but also would like to avoid a five-dollar Target special.

Here's some pictures of the current lump. TIA.
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Total failure on the BOB there..... Everyone knows that Wal-Mart bags are the #1 choice of survivalists everywhere. :D
 
Looks like you need one of those smaller maxped sling bags BRL, like a fatboy or sitka or something.
 
whopper said:
Total failure on the BOB there..... Everyone knows that Wal-Mart bags are the #1 choice of survivalists everywhere. :D
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Eh, I wouldn't get that China crap bag from WalMart. I think Gerber is releasing the Bear Grylls shopping/survival bag this year. It's got a "survival orange" drawstring and can be used to collect your own urine in an emergency.
 
Does anyone here have experience with the Diamond Brand USMC camo 2 man tent? A guy offered that as a trade for my ESEE 5 and I know nothin about it but love the camo!
 
CCMI said:
Eh, I wouldn't get that China crap bag from WalMart. I think Gerber is releasing the Bear Grylls shopping/survival bag this year. It's got a "survival orange" drawstring and can be used to collect your own urine in an emergency.
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Are they taking pre orders yet?

Me needs one of those now!!
 
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