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Survival Belt buckle
A knife, ferro rod, flashlight, and most importantly, a bottle opener. All in a belt buckle.
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A Bic cigarette lighter is a pretty damn good combination firestarter and bottle opener. It costs $1. In a survival situation I'd rather have a Bic, a proper knife and some paracord to hold my drawers up than a plastic belt and buckle.
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Mason wrote:A Bic ... bottle opener.

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Now all it needs is a weather radio to jump the price to $175.
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thank you Mason, I've learned something today.
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I prefer to use the first bone of my thumb as the fulcrum.
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Pfft...real operators use AK magazines.Mason wrote:I prefer to use the first bone of my thumb as the fulcrum.
I would suggest NOT using a full mag though.
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My $12 belt has a knife, my car key fob and a money holder. I'm gonna add a space for some lockpicks and a flashlight. because that's what Batman would do.
Still looks like a normal belt though...until I add the shark repellent...
Still looks like a normal belt though...until I add the shark repellent...
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Land sharks? They scare me, too.senorgrand wrote:until I add the shark repellent...
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Looks like a good way to f**k up your feed lips.atxgunguy wrote:Pfft...real operators use AK magazines.Mason wrote:I prefer to use the first bone of my thumb as the fulcrum.
I would suggest NOT using a full mag though.
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Mrs. Harmaraahmeral...Smith.......candy gram.featureless wrote:Land sharks? They scare me, too.senorgrand wrote:until I add the shark repellent...
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You wouldn't know tactikool if it bit you on the butt.Mason wrote:A Bic cigarette lighter is a pretty damn good combination firestarter and bottle opener. It costs $1. In a survival situation I'd rather have a Bic, a proper knife and some paracord to hold my drawers up than a plastic belt and buckle.




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When I was young and built houses for a couple of years, we used to open Coke and Pepsi bottles with the claw of a hammer. Just wrap your fist around the bottle and use your finger as the fulcrum and the claw as the lever.
I'd rather have a full money belt, a Leatherman and a Bic.
I'd rather have a full money belt, a Leatherman and a Bic.
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Using this same concept virtually anything will open a bottle. Spoon, keys, etc.YankeeTarheel wrote:When I was young and built houses for a couple of years, we used to open Coke and Pepsi bottles with the claw of a hammer. Just wrap your fist around the bottle and use your finger as the fulcrum and the claw as the lever.
I'd rather have a full money belt, a Leatherman and a Bic.

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Yup. But nothing works better than a hammer claw. Except a bottle opener/"Church key" of course.Catalyst wrote:Using this same concept virtually anything will open a bottle. Spoon, keys, etc.YankeeTarheel wrote:When I was young and built houses for a couple of years, we used to open Coke and Pepsi bottles with the claw of a hammer. Just wrap your fist around the bottle and use your finger as the fulcrum and the claw as the lever.
I'd rather have a full money belt, a Leatherman and a Bic.
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there are things a full money belt will do, and things it won't do.YankeeTarheel wrote: I'd rather have a full money belt, a Leatherman and a Bic.
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