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    EDC Gear

    Ripped-off from Dave Canterbury:



    Like the idea, due to the small-size/easy-to-stow nature. This has replaced my Max-bag 'o Tricks for keeping on my person or in my vehicle.

    Better'an nothin':

    • Brunton Tag-A-Log
    • Swedish Fire-Steel
    • 50' Paracord
    • Gerber Infinity
    • Large Pill Bottle w/Vaseline'd Cotton Balls
    • Fox 40 Sharx (I swear it's "Shotgun Loud")


    I would like to add some more items. This is supplementing my multi-tool and folder.

    I need to figure out how to assemble a compact, EDC-friendly FAK...
    Last edited by Outlander Systems; 06-19-10 at 08:45.

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    I went the bargain route:

    A friend of mine has a bunch of Atwood's excellent keychain tools, but I don't have the coin for that so I went with this...

    In my weak side pocket I always carry a small Nite-Eyes S-Biner with an LED keychain light (freebie from an auto parts store grand opening - Energizer brand), a Gerber Artifact pry tool, a Leatherman Squirt P4 I got on clearance at Target a few years back.

    I've used every tool on it several times over, and really appreciate the utility of such a setup. I carry an EDC pocketknife also (rotates between a CRKT M21, a couple of Spyderco Delicas, and a Benchmade Griptilian) clipped in the strong side pocket.
    Keep your powder dry.

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    Along with a folder, multi-tool, and light, I've included a dust mask, small first aid kit, emergency blanket, and a little food. I usually have a few water bottle with me at work as well and water in my car.

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    Updated. Added pill bottle with chlorine dioxide tablets, and a keychain lighter.

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    This is the same concept we use in the fire service. its part of our rescue systems for rope rescue.

    Rack, Pulley, Mariner. (RPM)

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    needs a CRKT/Ritter Mk5 survival knife... or some other small keychain sized knife. perhaps a Spyderco Ladybug.

    that would give you a way to cut the paracord or shave tinder for lighting a fire... like you need an excuse to buy a knife!

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    Nice set up.

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    I like the idea of your bundled together kit. I saw some "Survival necklaces" being sold a while back and was told they were Ranger necklaces so I googled and found what is below. I don't think I would wear it around my neck ........... I don't like gloves, rings or neck jewelery.

    Full accreditation for the pic given to m4040.com:



    Seen here:

    http://www.m4040.com/Survival/Ranger...S_Necklace.htm

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    an anodized ti Rhino Pry
    a Fenix L0D
    and a Spyderco Delica 2nd generation

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    I have an old dog tag chain with a P38 can opener, old Boy Scout fire steel, and a scraper on it. I like the concept, though, and I may have to add some more goodies to it.

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