Misc Firearms Crew XXXIII: Accepting applications

[twovalvekid]

sounds like a 3-way in the making.....

You...may be on to something.

[Poppy83]

If looking for a belt, I highly recommend the Inzer Power Belts. They are expensive, but will last you a lifetime. I have had mine for 5 years and it is still as good as the day I bought it.

With a lever

[DoubleChub]

picked up my first .22 yesterday, looks brand new and was only 100$. stoked.

[Farley1324]

If looking for a belt, I highly recommend the Inzer Power Belts. They are expensive, but will last you a lifetime. I have had mine for 5 years and it is still as good as the day I bought it.

Same

Inzer belt crew checking in....

In on this

I feel bad for you, and that is crazy. My daughter was sleeping through the night by 2,5 months. We bought the book called "becoming babywise". It teaches u how to get them on a schedule so you train them to sleep through the night.

Ours essentially slept through the night at 2 months. My wife still got her up once in the middle of the night for a feeding. Stupid doctors are all crazy about how long they go without feeding.

Inzer belts can seriously last you a lifetime.

I think this is true.

[NuggzTheNinja]

Yahhhh

[MoeBettuh]

Conflicted over the lack of Glocks in Archer crew

Edit: mirin Mp5, doe

[Glock34]

anybody know where to pick up a beretta 9 sub $300? i've heard about them but never seen one for sale that cheap

[combatdepth]

anybody know where to pick up a beretta 9 sub $300? i've heard about them but never seen one for sale that cheap

Pawn shop

[Mighty Matt]

$475 for Gen 4 Glock 26 with ~500 rounds through it.

Ok deal?

http://www.armslist.com/posts/303824...glock-26-gen-4

[Farley1324]

$475 for Gen 4 Glock 26 with ~500 rounds through it.

Ok deal?

http://www.armslist.com/posts/303824...glock-26-gen-4

That is a fair price, yes. A 'good' typical NIB gunshop price is $550.


$475 used with all three magazines in proper condition is fine.

[jason_bh]

Well, that does it guise. Inzer belts are officially Farley approved. Why buy anything else?

[Farley1324]

Well, that does it guise. Inzer belts are officially Farley approved. Why buy anything else?

To be ch3ap

[jason_bh]

To be ch3ap

Lulz.

Took a second,but I got it.

[chevy72blu]

Farley when we gonna get around to discussing ring/pinion gears and tire sizes?

picked up my first .22 yesterday, looks brand new and was only 100$. stoked.

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Congrats. $100 for a 10/22 is a great deal. They are excellent rofls

[Glock34]

Pawn shop

measly reps on rc didn't even think about pawn shops

[taf1968]

Damn . . . putting together multiple emergency kits gets 'spensive. Been ordering up some first-aid related supplies to better outfit the vehicles and the general supplies and it adds up.

So far have the following:

- CATs (2)
- Quikclot sponges (4)
- Lifestraw (2) good to have for hiking or emergencies where water is needed fast
- Halo Seal (2)

On Order:

- Israeli Bandages
- EMT shear/tool pack
- Water purification tabs

Still have a few things to chase down on the supply side and then need to round up a couple packs to keep them in.

[Farley1324]

Farley when we gonna get around to discussing ring/pinion gears and tire sizes?

That is about as fun as talking about buffer weights/springs.

[Glock34]

Damn . . . putting together multiple emergency kits gets 'spensive. Been ordering up some first-aid related supplies to better outfit the vehicles and the general supplies and it adds up.

So far have the following:

- CATs (2)
- Quikclot sponges (4)
- Lifestraw (2) good to have for hiking or emergencies where water is needed fast
- Halo Seal (2)

On Order:

- Israeli Bandages
- EMT shear/tool pack
- Water purification tabs

Still have a few things to chase down on the supply side and then need to round up a couple packs to keep them in.

stretcher?
flare gun?
mre's?

[PapaBurgandy]

To be ch3ap

I s33 what you did th3r3, Farl3y.

[jason_bh]

Damn . . . putting together multiple emergency kits gets 'spensive. Been ordering up some first-aid related supplies to better outfit the vehicles and the general supplies and it adds up.

So far have the following:

- CATs (2)
- Quikclot sponges (4)
- Lifestraw (2) good to have for hiking or emergencies where water is needed fast
- Halo Seal (2)

On Order:

- Israeli Bandages
- EMT shear/tool pack
- Water purification tabs

Still have a few things to chase down on the supply side and then need to round up a couple packs to keep them in.

Yes, it does get expensive. I still need a few more Israeli bandages. (Took forever last time I ordered them)

[erick15]

Damn . . . putting together multiple emergency kits gets 'spensive. Been ordering up some first-aid related supplies to better outfit the vehicles and the general supplies and it adds up.

So far have the following:

- CATs (2)
- Quikclot sponges (4)
- Lifestraw (2) good to have for hiking or emergencies where water is needed fast
- Halo Seal (2)

On Order:

- Israeli Bandages
- EMT shear/tool pack
- Water purification tabs

Still have a few things to chase down on the supply side and then need to round up a couple packs to keep them in.

Pocket mask
Gloves
Kurlex rolls
4x4 gauze pads
SAM Splint

If you have never had any training, it would be a good idea to take a basic bls course and maybe some courses from here, the TCCC course looks like a good one:

http://www.naemt.org/education/education_home.aspx

[taf1968]

stretcher?
flare gun?
mre's?

No room for a flare gun . . . would have to take out the inflatable raft.

[taf1968]

Pocket mask
Gloves
Kurlex rolls
4x4 gauze pads

If you have never had any training, it would be a good idea to take a basic bls course and maybe some courses from here, the TCCC course looks like a good one:

http://www.naemt.org/education/education_home.aspx

Some of the stuff remaining I have around the house already, so what I wanted to do first was order some things I knew I didn't have. And then I need to get a rundown of what I do have and what needs to get picked up. Like I have gloves, I think we have gauze and a crapload of bandaids already. But needed to at least get a start on something more organized and better equipped beyond just the standard "ouchie" stuff we have around.

[GetzzBrah]

$475 for Gen 4 Glock 26 with ~500 rounds through it.

Ok deal?

http://www.armslist.com/posts/303824...glock-26-gen-4

Manufacturer: Springfield
U wot m9-1?

[DoubleChub]

Damn . . . putting together multiple emergency kits gets 'spensive. Been ordering up some first-aid related supplies to better outfit the vehicles and the general supplies and it adds up.

So far have the following:

- CATs (2)
- Quikclot sponges (4)
- Lifestraw (2) good to have for hiking or emergencies where water is needed fast
- Halo Seal (2)

On Order:

- Israeli Bandages
- EMT shear/tool pack
- Water purification tabs

Still have a few things to chase down on the supply side and then need to round up a couple packs to keep them in.

something alot of people leave out, is benadryl. throw a 10 pack in, cheap, small, good expiry dates.

[PapaBurgandy]

No room for a flare gun . . . would have to take out the inflatable woman

Fixed.

[erick15]

something alot of people leave out, is benadryl. throw a 10 pack in, cheap, small, good expiry dates.

Yes, benadryl is good.

Also:

Epi-pen if you can get a prescription.
Glucose Tablets

Btw, the link I posted above, under the TCCC section, you can view all of the powerpoints for the class. Some good learnin in there.

I'll be putting together a bag pretty soon, right now I just have an ifak. Here's some other items mine will have:
Stethoscope
BP cuff
Glucose meter
Pocket BVM
OPA
NPA
Penlight
Cold Packs
Space blanket
Tape

[Mighty Matt]

Manufacturer: Springfield
U wot m9-1?

lmao didn't catch that, hopefully it was a dumb error because he said he will trade for a springfield.

Who knows, have yet to hear back from him yet, would like a real picture of it as well.

[Farley1324]

stretcher?
flare gun?
mre's?

MRE's don't handle long periods of time in heat well enough. I don't know how people intend to use their bags, but mine end up sitting in the car a great deal...which gets really ****ing hot about half the year.

Lifeboat rations, ER Bars, that type of thing, handle the heat much much better. They are also not supposed to be 'thirst inducing' where MRE's are as they are salty (though if you are doing work the salts/electrolytes are a good thing I suppose, so long as you can hydrate)

I've tried an ER bar that rode around in the car for 3+ years here in GA and it was fine.

[Glock34]

Pocket mask
Gloves
Kurlex rolls
4x4 gauze pads
SAM Splint

If you have never had any training, it would be a good idea to take a basic bls course and maybe some courses from here, the TCCC course looks like a good one:

http://www.naemt.org/education/education_home.aspx

t triple c is one of the best classes i've taken in the Marines