Key Chain Gizmo's for Survival?
Key Chain Gizmo’s for Survival?
The idea that a person should stake their survival on little gizmos like found in Altoid can survival kits is absurd. Still I have some unexplainable fascination for small things that are functional. I have found some things that can be handy and I use them with my fixed blade knives giving them increased capability similar to a multi tool. A lot of them will fit in a small space or key chain.
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Small Swiss Army knife I have used mainly for personal grooming. The scissors will cut finger nails, tooth pick, finger nail file (useless), tweezers and small blade that I have used to open plastic packaging that otherwise would have driven me crazy. Maglight Solitiare flashlight has come in handy to find things in dark but would not last long enough to use for walking home in the dark. Compass and magnifying glass built into carabineer has been useful. Compass is amazing accurate and with my old eyes it sure helps to be able to see or read things like labeling on products. I like S-bineers for attaching things. Aftermarket P-38 for opening cans. The next tool is a set of pliers, two kinds of screwdriver and wire cutter that folds up. Last a razor blade scraper.
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I can’t explain it but I buy this little crap when ever I see it. I’m a sucker for this stuff but for a couple of bucks it’s a harmless hobby. Who knows….maybe you guys have some stuff I have not seen and I too can have complete survival in a Altoid can.
A link for keyring gizmos
I too have a fascination(sp?) for gizmos, please enjoy the link:
http://www.countycomm.com/Whats%20New.htm
How could I have missed this thread?!
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Rick
What a bunch of pansies. It's just a little thong. Okay, maybe it's not THAT little.
Rick, the wsf girls aren't worried about the size.
