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Becker Combat Utility Knife BK-71 has a seven inch long clip point blade which is .188 inches thick made from 0170-6C carbon steel. The Becker BK-71 weighs 12.9 ounces. The Becker Combat Utility Knife sheath is ambidextrous and made from nylon with a kydex liner. It has a pouch ont he front for a sharpener or folding pocket knife / multi tool. This is a rugged knife that will hold up to almost any abuse. Desert tan blade coating is a thermally cured polymer finish that is scuff and corrosion resistant. Becker GV6H thermoplastic alloy ergonomic handles of the Desert series knives are finished in a unique disrupted desert tan pattern that will blend into the current issue camouflage pattern fatigues better than the standard black handle. http://knifebuyersguide.com/Articles.php?action=detail&g=content1245124814

Becker Knife and Tool Company BK-71
Posted by: kilosix4
Posted on: Mon Jun 15 2009

We saw a thread on EDC forum where one of the members figured out a way to tie a sling (for throwing rocks) out of one length of 550 cord. IT looked like a good way to go so I tried one of my own. It did not turn out as nice looking as the original, but it should function anyway. I tied a monkey fist (ball knot) on one end with a steel nut inside for weight. The other end is a loop to fit over a finger. The sling is used by putting the loop over a finger, then holding the monkey fist. A rock or other projectile is held in the pocket and then spun around. Centrifugal force is created and when the monkey fist is released from the hand, the rock is released and its potential energy from the spinning is unleashed into straight flight. It takes a bit of practice to get the aiming down, but it is possible to hit a rabbit or squirrel with some skill http://www.makeyourowngear.com/Articles.php?action=detail&g=content1237133925&pid=1489

Sling from one length of 550 cord
Posted by: Bubba
Posted on: Sun Mar 15 2009

This emergency bag is designed for a hostile environment / survival situation. It is loaded with gear and weapons for many situations. The bag includes; 1- Rain poncho, 2- Emergency sleeping blanket, 3- Medium Survival Kit, 4- 100 fett of 550 cord, 5- Two MREs, 6- Kosmo Mout Lifeline, 7- Extra Glock Magazines, 8- Oakley Tactical Gloves, 9- Electrolite drink mix, 10- Digital camera (in pouch), 11- GI Scarf, 12- Watch Cap, 13- Energy Bars, 14- Extra AA and AAA batteries, 15- All weather notepad, 16- Hand Sanitizer Gel, 17- Bottled Water, 18- Hatch Gloves, 19- Loose 550 cord, 20- Black Thing, 21- Rubber Gloves, 22- Misc First Aid gear (kept in one of the pockets), 23- Small Survival Kit, 24- Small Marker, 25- Zip Ties, 26- Orange 550 cord, 27- Extra Ziplock Bags, 28- Travel T.P., 29- Helmet, 30- Night Vision, 31- AR15, 32- Extra MagPul P-Mags, 33- Gerber LMF II Knife, 34- Lightfighter R.A.I.D. Pack http://www.gunwebsites.com/Articles.php?action=detail&g=content1219737582&pid=1209

Emergency Pack Contents
Posted by: AZ556
Posted on: Tue Aug 26 2008

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