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David Mary said:
Stole this outta Dad’s toolbox when I was 18. Only one I’ve been using ever since.

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My dad gave me my grandfather's toolbox when I was a teenager, but before that I had this POS kids tool set that my grandmother bought me for my birthday when I was 7 or 8.
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Everything inclosed was garbage, but at least I had my own tools and didn't have to swipe any of my dads crappy tools or swipe and loose any of the good stuff from my grandfather that he was saving for me.
 
Hickory n steel said:
My dad gave me my grandfather's toolbox when I was a teenager, but before that I had this POS kids tool set that my grandmother bought me for my birthday when I was 7 or 8.
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Everything inclosed was garbage, but at least I had my own tools and didn't have to swipe any of my dads crappy tools or swipe and loose any of the good stuff from my grandfather that he was saving for me.
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thats a nice gift for a kid that age. i would have been super happy to have received that gift at that age.
 
jbmonkey said:
thats a nice gift for a kid that age. i would have been super happy to have received that gift at that age.
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I certainly was.
I thought it was the coolest thing ever because the flashlight could act as a headlight for the truck.
Most of it didn't hold up that well, but they were good enough to keep my cheap bike and my friends cheap bikes going.
 
Just ordered my first to specification custom knife from a BF knife maker! I ordered a Prototype Hunter in CruWear from Navman, and am pretty excited about it!

Also bought a pristine 90's Wool, with Leather Sleeves, Varsity jacket off Da bay for a great price. I always wanted one, and it's in my favorite color combination, so I'm stoked about that as well.
 
Whisperstealth said:
Just ordered my first to specification custom knife from a BF knife maker! I ordered a Prototype Hunter in CruWear from Navman, and am pretty excited about it!

Also bought a pristine 90's Wool, with Leather Sleeves, Varsity jacket off Da bay for a great price. I always wanted one, and it's in my favorite color combination, so I'm stoked about that as well.
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Hopefully it fits well, you've gotta pay close attention to measurements and not rely on tag size especially with jackets like this and 90's stuff when baggy fits became the fashion.
Did you get a golden bear ?
 
Hickory n steel said:
Hopefully it fits well, you've gotta pay close attention to measurements and not rely on tag size especially with jackets like this and 90's stuff when baggy fits became the fashion.
Did you get a golden bear ?
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I agree! I look for pictures with a measuring tape on the item in question.

Nope, not a Golden Bear... Golden Bear's are great, and I would have gotten one, but couldn't find one in my size and color combination. I'd love to order a new GB, but $$$.

Reed, would be my second choice. I bought a new wool and leather bomber style (Top Gun), one a few years back and really like it. It was expensive and took me months to pay off...

It's a Rennoc. A made in USA one. I wanted a plain blank black on black most of all, but alas, they are hard to find, and about impossible in my size. The one I got is Red and Black.
 
plumberroy said:
I believe that they do but, keeping it small is part of the appeal
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I've seen a lot of people have surprisingly good accuracy with just a cheek weld essentially holding the rifle as if the stock was longer, but .22 mag does have slightly more recoil.
I'd definitely rather have a stock that I could shoulder without significant chicken wing.
 
I ordered and received three barbed wire cutters, made in 1942 in Australia, and so marked "Sunshine", a company that had made wheat harvesters. During WWII they made tools for the Australian military. They were advertised as British, but are marked with a "D Broad Arrow D" which is Australian markings. Had to get some 3 in 1 Penetrating oil as I do not think they had been opened since they were made in 1942, now functioning just fine. One friend has already used them to repair his wire fence line, works great on 1 and 2 strand barbed wire, little harder on 3 strand wire. John
 
Hickory n steel said:
I've seen a lot of people have surprisingly good accuracy with just a cheek weld essentially holding the rifle as if the stock was longer, but .22 mag does have slightly more recoil.
I'd definitely rather have a stock that I could shoulder without significant chicken wing.
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I have a Savage Rascal 22 that I can shoot pretty well. I caught it on sale and bought on a whim. When I was laid up because of a back surgery, I could only shoot 22’s a box of shells last a lot longer shooting pieces of clay birds on the back stop than when I was shooting my autos or pump guns. I decided I wanted to try the Crickett and thought since I have one mini rifle in 22 lr I would try the 22Mag
 
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