RC3 as a Necker

[mtnfolk mike]

wow... what a great looking set up Tony...:thumbup: nice job.. you really have become quite the kit builder...
i really need to get me one of those pouches...

 

[333rm]

Great set-up Tony! I'll have to give it a try,

 

[texastonydobbs]

Thanks half evil rm

 

[gtdiver]

Tony,

How much does the whole setup weigh?

Ralph

 

[TheGame]

Very cool! I will have to pick up a few to try that out. Thanks for more ideas I didn't need in my head. :thumbup:

 

[PastorMarko]

Now that is NICE!

Congrats that kit, very well planned.

 

[codydn]

I like it a lot!!

 

[Mistwalker]

not to bulky at all,I dont think....I dont hide anything.... if out camping or piddling in the woods ,I dont care what others think
I am not sheeple friendly

Nice set up Tony, now that's the Texas attitude I remember

 

[mpk]

That's another great survival kit you've built there. Does the buckle on the compass band dig in at all? The only thing I think you could do is slide the tin into a zip-loc bag to water-proof it. All and all, a really good bit of packing.

Who says idle hands are bad? I would love to spend a week trying to fine tune my bob and day bag.

I keep tweaking them after every hike.

Mike

 

[texastonydobbs]

compass buckle ,dont even know it is there..
I have to be neck deep in water to need the zip lock... I spray all my pouches with a water repellant a general sprinkle or average rain I'd tuck the pouch into shirt and pull out poncho if a sudden down pour....
with the ziplock I could make it a quart size bag and toss in MP1 tablets for water purifying and well you know kits can evolve so quickly LOL

 

[dylan668]

Great setup. Maybe something like a cord over the shoulder, or a baldic rig would be more convenient..

 

[texastonydobbs]

Great setup. Maybe something like a cord over the shoulder, or a baldic rig would be more convenient..

then the kit would get larger

 

[dylan668]

lol it makes a lot of sense!