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"Do not sleep under a roof. Carry no money or food. Go alone to places frightening to the common brand of men. Become a criminal of purpose. Be put in jail, and extricate yourself by your own wisdom."

Pcordnsuch

Got a package from Pcordnsuch. A few pieces of kit that I asked him for specifically. I’m doing a small seminar with Escapology elements in it and needed some show and the items and a few actual user tools that will be put to work in a Scenario based training exercise.

I can’t thank Pcordnsuch enough for these items. Putting them to serious use in the coming months. If any of you need specialist gear he is a name you should check out.

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"Stillness is for the dead, never stop moving."

"The most exposed anatomical target of them all is the mind. Learn to manipulate perception and know the enemies beliefs, superstition’s, preferences, weapons, customs.. And even before you move against him you will already have made the first stab at his core."

In The Wild…

  This is part of an OscarDelta contest in which you have to post your gear in the wild obivously. Nearly forgot about this challenge.

Now if you think this is good please reblog and like to give me  a chance and maybe win the competition it is very much appreciated.

  What you can see in this picture:

- Stealth Snatch Bag 1.5 with Operator Pouch attached to front Velcro and AHEP patch

  - Rib Tickler with handle wrap

  - ZFT ADVANCED BRACELET 960

  - OscarDelta Grab Bag in black with the Disruptive Thinker patch, one DCT: Deep Carry Tube on the left fixed into the MOLLE,

These two rules are very important when talking about gear, chosing the right gear and how to pack it. Going light and fast is sometimes the key to stay one step ahead of the enemy, or surviving in the wild or simply being able to adapt to the ever changing situations in the real world.

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A Family Shot Of Products:

Just a small selection of the items developed. A better family shot of the products and a closer look at each one is coming very soon. For now, to help keep you safe or organised, here is a small selection.

Good question,

I use a few different items but work on the idea that 1 is not enough. The pictures you see of me swimming with full kit on various electronics are In different dry containers. Then all in one large roll top dry bag. Small pelican cases are good. I have a life proof case on my smartphone. Also I can highly recommend the aloksak small dry bags.

Hope this helps.

Last year we lost two of the Red Team members in two separate incidents in Afghanistan. They were there performing an assessment while attached to a military unit. In one incident they took fire and one of the Team members, jumped out of his cover to assist a wounded soldier. He dragged the soldier to safety but he was shot while doing this. He died on the way to the field hospital. The other incident was pure bad luck. A mortar round found its way to the position where the unit and the Team member were taking cover when the attack began. They had no chance.

Last year I put some of my watches and other gear for a raffle to help raise money for their families. This is year I would like to raise money in a way that everyone that donates gets something and after asking the guys in the Team, they all agree that tshirts are the best way. We all love them and we all need a cool, new tshirt.

So, we have created a new campaign with this tshirt. The design was made for the Team that went to Afghanistan. We figured it would be a good tshirt. I hope you guys like it.

Perfect pocket companions .

There is absolutely no single systemized form of blade art in all of Mexico. Only specific tricks and stand alone techniques that pop up here and there. I have studied and traveled all of Mexico. There is no Mexican Knife fighting system….. Anyone selling there stuff as such…especially Americans with Filipino MA backgrounds are questionable at best. Machetes, tranchetes (sacatripas), razors, switchblades… Al appear in criminal culture down here. And non of them have a martial art based on them, only tricks and stand alone techniques.

There are tactics, tricks and a few set methods of use that I have only seen in Mexico. These I have collected and teach as “Endemics”.. Not as a martial art or system. They are add on material. Everything I have collected is in Scott Babb hand’s.

Any questions about this fell free to ask. This is my personal opinion.

I like my steak with salt and pepper (maybe some garlic, fine), seared and bloody. Theres nothing fancy, toppings or tradition. Just what works.