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#19396 - 09/23/03 06:12 PM Re: Just fishing
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I EDC an ASP saphire light on my keychain. I don't consider this carrying a light just carrying my key chain. I also make sure to carry my AA maglight and my photon II both of those are part of my kit. I don't even think about the ASP on my keychain - until I need some light then it is the one I use since it is more conviently available there hanging from my keys looped onto my belt. the ASP isn't the best light I carry but it is the most used. It is also still running after all these years.

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#19397 - 09/23/03 06:43 PM Re: Just fishing
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Registered: 05/10/02
Posts: 391
Loc: Cape Town, South Africa
Always my caribinar. it has:
house keys
Arc AAA
Orange Fox 40 Classic

It sometmes has:
Rescue pouch (Latex gloves and CPR mouth piece and money)
Other keys (for bicycle lock, etc)

This is a difficult question that you posed. Usually, I have my other EDC items (lighter, tissues, cell phone etc). This is a good time to rethink what i ALWAYS carry.
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'n Boer maak 'n plan
WOFT

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#19398 - 09/23/03 09:51 PM Re: Just fishing
NAro Offline
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Registered: 03/15/01
Posts: 518
Backcountry? Fire! - usually lighter(s) but sometimes
one of the mag. sticks reviewed by ETS.

In Town - S&W m342. With it I can get anything else I'd need

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#19399 - 03/25/04 05:31 PM Re: Just fishing
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Haven't read the other threads, but what about a pack of cards ???
Wherever you are, when you start playin patience, someone will come along within minutes, tap you on the shoulder and say ; "Black six on the red seven !!?#!! <img src="images/graemlins/confused.gif" alt="" />

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#19400 - 03/25/04 05:43 PM Re: Just fishing
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The old ones are the best ones, eh??

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#19401 - 03/25/04 08:10 PM Re: Just fishing
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On a day to day basis, I hate to admit it, but I'd have to say my cel phone.

Troy

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#19402 - 03/25/04 09:04 PM Re: Just fishing
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Quote:
...besides your knife, ... multitools don't count, they are knives.


In the spirit of friendship, a multitool shouldn't be considered a substitute for a knife and vice versa. I left the blades closed so you can see - there are many things that a multitool can do that a knife cannot.



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#19403 - 03/25/04 10:14 PM Re: Just fishing
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Huges,

Outstanding set up! I had to log in just to give you a pat on the back..errr.. keyboard. Nice job, I wish my EDC could look like that.

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