i want the pink.oops i mean the red one on the right
Some crucial items for your bob that are often forgotten
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Man....a couple of sabikis and a thread just implodes don't it. I'm gonna have to talk to Clyde and have sabikis barred
Colt put down that magazine and show them your sabaki
Handy yes, but heavy . I guess it all depends on what's going on. I carry tools that will fix my gear and that's about it. That's just me and everyone has different needs.
mini bolt cutters would be sufficient, but you wont be cutting though any pad locks that's for sure.
Awesome on the bolt cutters. Never even thought about them. My son calls his a complete tool box. He says they will cut the lock off any toolbox of mine.....lol....have you ever tried that little pair made by knipex.they are like the size of pliers and we even use them to cut rebar. By the way... they will destroy a shackle on a lock.put a set of cheater pipes on them if you can't clamp hard enough. They are bad to the bone...I love them but so does everyone else, therefore they need a homing devise.
you are a fountain of knowledge, will look for that brand. As far as homing devices (jokes aside), I actually looked into some for my son but DAMN they are pricey!
I can't seem to loose mine. They must have had it installed at the factory
That's the ones. They are nasty
Learn to pick locks and this is waaaaay easier. I can get most pad locks open in less than 3 seconds.
http://www.idealcreations.net/ls09.htm
This lock pick set is tiny portable and completely usable. Also It looks like nothing so it attracts no attention. In some states they call bolt cutters or lock picks in a back pack theft tools. This set gets ignored every time.
http://www.idealcreations.net/ls09.htm
This lock pick set is tiny portable and completely usable. Also It looks like nothing so it attracts no attention. In some states they call bolt cutters or lock picks in a back pack theft tools. This set gets ignored every time.
Nice To....I would have guessed it came from Texas . Probably has a video on printing your own documents and licence plates huh
Dude i am right with you on that ! I pick up a pick set last year, they rock !
I tried lock picking once or twice... I am too ADD for that!
that is a good looking pick..now i want one...
I had one for close to 8 years before I broke it. They work really well. If you don't know how to pick a lock their video is a good idea.
I was diagnosed ADHD and This set made it super easy. I looked like a pro in no time at all.
It's not hard on the cheap locks my 8 yr old can pick a lock. Had to change all my locks last year. We had no problem picking them.
My set
i figured youd have at least 2 or 3 sets...lol
Colt ....I'm gonna have to take back what I said earlier....you are OCD...LOL
MAN YOU CAN KEEP UP WITH EVERYTHING. I can't find my truck. Dude that's awesome the way you are.
MAN YOU CAN KEEP UP WITH EVERYTHING. I can't find my truck. Dude that's awesome the way you are.
V.I.P gotta love it !! way to go.
Nice set! though I haven't a clue as to how to pick a lock!
earplugs...
I was considering getting one of those lock guns but figure that a sledgehammer/hammer/rock and bolt cutter and or foot will handle most doors in an emergency.
I was considering getting picks but figure they will take way to long to master.. still on my list though.
Looking for an armor sub in for you BOB, most of us can't afford ceramic plates, but you can pick up an old ply diesel tire for next to nothing or nothing, cut it into squares, I shot some from 10 yards, deflected 12 gauge, 5.56 and 40 cal. Probably still hurt like an SOB but it'll be better then nothing if you're in a Sh*&
how do you cut them?
I have an old kevlar 3A with front and back ceramic plates, however I'm very curious about use of cut tire to deflect.. is there more info on how to do this somewhere?
.most tires can be cut with a saw and a fine toothed blade . A band saw with a metal cutting blade works the best of anything I've used.
PS look for tires marketed under labels.....aramid or fiber B ( old school) for kevlar belted tires. PS airbags are usually kevlar also.
PS look for tires marketed under labels.....aramid or fiber B ( old school) for kevlar belted tires. PS airbags are usually kevlar also.
