Part 3 of the E&E series in SWAT magazine

[R.A.T.]

http://www.eseeknives.com/AgainstOdds_Mar11.pdf

 

[R.A.T.]

And a very special thanks to our very own Don Rearic with help on our E&E card set which is what this article based on.

 

[FortyTwoBlades]

Thanks for sharing!

 

[adaman04]

Sweet, thanks for posting these on here Jeff.

Is next month the debris shelter article and has it been finalized yet?

 

[Decklin]

I always look forward to these, thanks for sharing.

Edit: Great Article, really enjoyed the E&E series

 

[R.A.T.]

Yes, next month is the debris shelter but not sure who's photos will be run.

 

[adaman04]

Great article Jeff. I'm going to hide a spare office key inside the tag of my jeans so when they lock the doors from the outside I can still get out.

 

[Grunt167]

Good reads... Saved the PDF's off to my survival docs folder for later reference...

 

[vhram]

thanks for posting.

 

[1Sharpknife2]

Good read, thanks for posting it.:thumbup:

 

[lsheldon]

Very good read. I really need to find a place to get one of those rare earth magnets for my kit (without having to buy another kit).

 

[Horridus]

Very good read. I really need to find a place to get one of those rare earth magnets for my kit (without having to buy another kit).

Here are some options:
http://www.kjmagnetics.com/products.asp?cat=13

But make sure you know which way it is magnitized and then remember to mark north.
http://www.kjmagnetics.com/magdir.asp

 

[Don Rearic]

And a very special thanks to our very own Don Rearic with help on our E&E card set which is what this article based on.

Excellent article and you're welcome and thanks for letting me be a part of it.

 

[Tyrkon Lawson]

I have really enjoyed these so far. Thanks for sharing this. :thumbup:

 

[mckrob]

here are the links for part I & part II











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[texastonydobbs]

I;ll keep an eye out for the magazine
thanks Don for the excellent input

 

[The Z]

Nice article. When reading about the kevlar cord in the shoe laces, I had an idea. What if you were to sew a length of kevlar thread into the hems of all your pants or shirts when traveling, such that it could be easily removed? Can a single strand of kevlar cut through zip ties or rope like the braided stuff can? If no one knows I will test it out tomorrow.

 

[mtnfolk mike]

great article..:thumbup: by any chance, is there a link to part 1 and 2??

 

[The Z]

here are the links for part I & part II

great article..:thumbup: by any chance, is there a link to part 1 and 2??

:thumbup:

 

[stsparky]

Thanks for the links, and explains the interest in shims.