E-Tools...

[Bigghoss]

Baryonx knife company sells the CS shovel with sheath for $28 bucks plus shipping and he inspects every single one so no worries about getting a wonky one, which I have from Amazon. Not a huge deal since most places have good return policies but for an extra $5 he'll also put a nice edge on it for you if you want. I've done a good bit of business with him and he has an excellent reputation so I thought I'd give him a shoutout. Great source for all kinds of knives, axes, and various cutting implements for outdoorsman and homesteaders.

[Chance]

How would one fix these tools inside a CUV without incessant rattling and/or going ballistic in a collision?

[GuanoLoco]

Um....yeah. A brief google search will provide pages of information regarding Mr Giduck's "bona fides" and other assorted shenanigans.

I know nothign about him.

I have a fair amount of experience training in and teaching SOMBO. A small part of it went into Combat Sombo and weapons. His moves look rough and sort-of Systema-ish (not a bad thing), but not entirely useless.

I have a lot of experience manipulating a wide range of flippy/twiddly style weapons. The Cold Steel shovel fits nicely into this category.

[NEPAKevin]

Don't have any experience with them but Cabelas has a couple of Gerber folding shovels in their Bargain Cave.

[RevolverRob]

How would one fix these tools inside a CUV without incessant rattling and/or going ballistic in a collision?

Hook side, adhesive backed, velcro on sheath. Place against carpeted floor in trunk area. If you hit hard enough to turn it into a missile when it's velcro'ed to the floor...you ain't coming home in one piece.

Alternatively, about 90% of the time, the spare tire is under the floor. If so there is probably styrofoam that "builds up" the floor (levels it out really). Find suitable spot, cut foam, insert tool, drop floor back over it. Voila.

[Drang]

...(A)bout 90% of the time, the spare tire is under the floor. If so there is probably styrofoam that "builds up" the floor (levels it out really). Find suitable spot, cut foam, insert tool, drop floor back over it. Voila.

Along with a khukri and/or cutlass. (I have a Woodsman's Pal in mine ) (Did you know the "Woodsman's Pal as a fighting knife" pamphlets are in reprint?)

[LOKNLOD]

How would one fix these tools inside a CUV without incessant rattling and/or going ballistic in a collision?

Something like this ?

quick Fist Mount


*immaturely chuckles about getting a "quick fist" *

[Chance]

Something like this ?

quick Fist Mount

*immaturely chuckles about getting a "quick fist" *

Hook side, adhesive backed, velcro on sheath.

So you could combine Velcro and one of these fisting thingies? What do you mean by "sheath"? And no, that's not a joke, I'm genuinely curious. I'd like to keep things in place and be able to toss luggage, grocery bags, et cetera into the back without worrying about them being eviscerated.

Also, for our law enforcement friends, what constitutes "reasonable emergency preparedness" and "grand theft auto starter kit"?

[1slow]

Phrasing ?

[NEPAKevin]

So you could combine Velcro and one of these fisting thingies? What do you mean by "sheath"? And no, that's not a joke, I'm genuinely curious.

Ummmm phrasing. and possible out of context quote of the day?