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FrankieCrabs: I'd usually suspect that you would check around the .network of /forums/ for the answer, if you get my drift. 
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What is your craziest gadget?
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Originally posted by Steven Roos
FrankieCrabs: I'd usually suspect that you would check around the .network of /forums/ for the answer, if you get my drift.
I know what you're saying, but that forum is a real pain- I had to re-register, just to look around.
Frank
"tactical scissors".....The Museum Replicas (swords, daggers, armor,etc)catalogue shows a scissors dagger, meant for Milady to carry tucked in her, ah, decolletage.
http://store.museumreplicas.com/cgi-bin/www11650.storefront
http://store.museumreplicas.com/cgi-bin/www11650.storefront
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REI has some Ti chopsticks that are a little different from those. The "handles" are Ti tubing and the ends are wood. The wooden ends are tapered and they can be detached from the handles and stored inside of them making them 1/2 the original length.
Pics here: http://www.bladeart.com/mission-tac/snow_peak/snow_peak.htm
Pics here: http://www.bladeart.com/mission-tac/snow_peak/snow_peak.htm
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Yea, you have to be registered to view anything, but that is where I got the chopsticks from. Check out the Toxic Toys forum there.
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Very nice. I might have to get a set of those too!
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The scissors dagger is at http://store.museumreplicas.com/cgi...7620103ec68274dd8f5a5020654/Product/View/1410
Museum Replicas hasn't been the same since they were bought out by Windlass, though....
Museum Replicas hasn't been the same since they were bought out by Windlass, though....
I find the pickle fork to be much handier than chopsticks, and although a little bulky, it does a better job for self defense. Odder than that would be my self advancing hand cranked post drill in stylish FeO2 finish. Before that it was the Amstrad semi portable computer. Now that was a crazy gadget.
Set of ratcheting box wrenches... way to cool!
P.s. dont use pickle forks, theres a claw looking thing just for tierods! got two fingers that go on top, one on the bottom with a bolt that ya tighten down... pop its free!
I think you can get em at harbor freight, dunno on pricing/ the true name, we've got one up at the church that is WAY to easy to break em loose!
P.s. dont use pickle forks, theres a claw looking thing just for tierods! got two fingers that go on top, one on the bottom with a bolt that ya tighten down... pop its free!
I think you can get em at harbor freight, dunno on pricing/ the true name, we've got one up at the church that is WAY to easy to break em loose!
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My supressor for my Ruger Mark II. It makes basement plinking alot of fun.
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Dovo manicure and haircutting implements, for my girlfriend to use when she comes over to "do" me on Friday evenings.
I also collect hypodermic syringes and surgical instruments, but I haven't found any practical use for them. As crazy as they are, they don't qualify as "gadgets" strictly speaking.
I also collect hypodermic syringes and surgical instruments, but I haven't found any practical use for them. As crazy as they are, they don't qualify as "gadgets" strictly speaking.