Well, as we all know; The biggest problem with ALL scopes is the Lens Covers. ( they tend to fall off!) And once lost, very difficult to find!
Mine was lost, but i was very lucky to have found it! So i found a very simple remedy, TAPE! As ya can see, mine wont be falling off any more! And the camo doesnt hurt either! Now i can take my Hawke Sport Optics scope into the field with greater peace of mind!
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Char cloth is a great fire starting aid and is something that should be in every wilderness survival kit. Char cloth will easily catch a spark and turn it into an ember or keep an ember from a bow drill going longer than it would have otherwise.
The only things you will need are a hammer, a small nail, a t-shirt that is 100% cotton (anything that is 100% cotton will work), and a tin that is air tight; a altoids tin or shoe polish tin will work. Then you will need a small fire or burner to char the cloth. I chose to use t-shirts because everyone has a old one lying around somewhere that is 100% cotton or if you don’t then… Continue reading
The uses of 550 paracord are limitless, whether you find yourself in a survival situation or you are just on a campout, it seems like you can never have too much of it. I am always looking for convenient ways to carry more 550 cord with me on my outdoor adventures. Recently I have been making rifle slings out of 550 cord.
The slings are relatively easy to make and take me about two hours. Depending on how thick you want the sling and how tight you want it woven, it should take anywhere from 35-50 feet of cord. You will also need your sling swivels, 3 pencils, a 2×4 (or any piece of wood really), and 2 nails.
First you will need to measure… Continue reading
Primo’s Power Dogg
Price: approx $189.00
Well, I bought my first Power Dogg 2 years ago. That year I owned three Power Doggs and used them a great deal. So I hope you will take all comments for what they are. My opinion and review are based on owning and actually using the Power Dogg in various conditions and different times all over a 2 year period! Some were in extreme cold (most were), some in mild conditions, and numerous times, during snow fall, and rain! Yes, RAIN!
First the PRO’S.
It is wireless. I for one do not want a 50 foot or longer length wire running from the call to me! The quality of the sound (realism) is the best of the 3… Continue reading
