[ARCHIVED THREAD] - Random SF Pics. (Page 1 of 2)
Posted: 4/11/2007 11:04:49 PM EDT
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Got SF related pics? Post the fuckers. Here is some of a mountaintop trip with a glacial spelunking pic.  Notice the catchy realtree suit.   I'm too fat now to fit through this one. 
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what part of FL are you from protus? I am from Ocala, will actually be going home after school ends. Know of any SF campouts going on between May-early Jun or Jul 7ish-Aug 14ish? I remember their being one in the Ocala National Forest earlier, but I was out of state so I couldnt go. anyways have a good one nice gear. |
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I'm wondering what kind of suspenders are those? I need a decent pair of suspenders for my belt gear. I used to use a lot of ALICE gear, but I realized that carrying an ALICE LBE setup didn't work very well when carrying a large pack as well. Either I want my ALICE LBE gear around my hips to help with the load, or I want my Pack's waist strap around my hips to distribute the load. BOTH simply weren't very effective together. That's why I've switched to a Molle Chest system, a good quality Blackhawk Riggers/Pistol belt, and a drop-leg Molle panel. This way there's NOTHING on my belt except the drop-leg stuff, and now I can comfortably carry my pack. I just have gear on my chest, sides, and thighs... I'm thinking of having my fiance sew me a custom buttpack to ride low under my waist/hip line too. |
 Fuel storage.  Vault interior.  Well trained 11 yr old.  BOV  Training fun  portable home  Garden work  pre drill briefing  Map & compass drill in the snow  Security drills  15kW generator, 40 HP tractor  Improvised shelter  the Opsvagen, and us, looking tough  Rifle training at 300 yds, well trained 8 yr old We've been at it a while. More pics later if I can find them. Ops |
 old dogs can learn new tricks. Nice set up. |
dunno who "new" it is LOL.. its on cough lone cough. As to new design, form what i see on their sites and such. yes i d say it is. It works great outdoors, my HK91/G3 mags fit no issue. There 8 of them there. Ive ran some runa nd guns, and some other drills with it. Its nice, but sucks in tight qauters. That being im big shouldered it dont help. outside...ok....indoors...sucks.. unless your 150lbs LOL.. AK mags dont fit in it either..so....... i'll be getting some more.. arGhKK gear Molle,,ACkkk tacticool ACklkk gear 
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Nah just proves dont belive everything ya read on the net 
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RjSteed Love that you are training. OK now the criticism, learn the combat stance. It looks from the video that you are using the target stance and I can actually see it effecting you in the vedio. The best way it was ever taught to me was to hold the rifle buy only the grip in the ISO stance, as you would a handgun. Then with your firing hand pull the rifle to the shoulder while allowing the other had to take the support position, your body should be near square to the target, feet spread to shoulder width, knees bent , head erect , rifle not actually in the pocket of the shoulder but right above. Anyhow not trying to be rude just saw the video and had to point it out. Some pics to help explain what I'm talking about TARGET  COMBAT  Anyhow if you already know this then maybe somebody else can get some use out of it, that stance has improved my ability greatly. |
Its HS Bowflage, removable spray type paint buy has a MUCH better finish then spray paint. You are correct, the natural stance is the combat stance, the body knows what it is doing its the mind that messes it up. Past teachings from some of the less then desirable teachers has caused most of us to use the target stance, but the target stance should be left at the range along with the shooting vice and strange arm sling loop thing. Most all modern schools of combat teach only the combat stance and I believe that Fred's Appleseed stuff is the only one that teaches the target stance . Anyhow the modern battlefield is not the static trenches of WW1 , todays combat is shoot , maneuver , and communicate. The Target stance is basically the weaver stance with a rifle, it dose not allow one to maneuver with any sort of speed, it dose not aid shooting while moving, its very one side dominant, it places the body at a angle that forces recoil up and to the direction of the firing hand. The Combat stance allows one to Maneuver as you would if not holding the weapon, provides a better platform for shooting on the move, allows the same basic stance to be used no matter what side you are shooting from, forces the recoil of the gun strait back with much less muzzle rise. And yes you are again correct, under most high stress situations the best of the best will resort to the bodies natural position no matter how the operator is trained. It is basic human reaction, why fight it when you can flow with it? OK now sorry guys back to the topic of pictures     |
Hey Protus Is that first Picture of you? |
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I dont know If I did a AAR on them or not, and if I did......Where I did it at. The truth is that this was the last one we had the slow going to take pictures, most everything is kept local and out of the boards. I can provide you with some background if you would like via a PM? |
im touched,,  maybe he's got a room full of lil pictures of me covereing his wall with red lipstick X's drawn on them?and yes thats me, on a night hike around last year in may/june if i rember correctly. some more    CLS course -gear show and tell from a Medic back from the box.   2yrs ago  |
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Against my better judgement (every hoplophobe organization on the planet is probably scouring the internet right now looking for their next gun control poster child), here are some random survival related pics.. Czech first aid kit  Kearny Fallout Meter kit  W. German dosimeter set  Civil Defense sanitation kit  Automatic fishing reel  Data commo via ham radio (radio is interfaced to laptop)  Bare bones commo pack-out  Field telephones (for LP/OP and such)  |
I love Civil Defense Stuff...  I went with the metal container since the cardboard one can leak.  Av. |
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It worked for a couple of days that was all that counted.... 
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