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Cope monkey on your back again, NDD?
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Roger sir. Like Doc T says - my lack of will power is exceeded only by my capability to rationalize (or something like that).
She uses lots of big words. |
If we ever have anything to send your way, I see part of your change coming in fresh logs of snuff.
Which Otis kit do you have? Got a couple of different ones and I love mine. Good company to deal with as well. Met them at the SHOT. TR |
Two - the one for the Glock 19 and another that's a combo 9MM/M4. Gotta go, somebody's screaming. LOL. I do love being a medic.
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Cell phone (has wireless internet and digital photo capability)
Blackberry (wireless email, plus assorted other functions) Keys Watch Wedding ring Wallet contains: Cash Credit cards issued by multiple clients (never know who you'll have to buy dinner for -- they want their card used!) Driver's license Business cards (never know when there will be an accident!) Photos of kids Frequent flyer and other travel cards CA DOJ Handgun Safety Certificate Health Insurance Card NY Car Service Card AAA Card Grocery and Costco cards PADI Certification Card Office magnetic access card Proof of insurance |
Counsellor, you need a gentleman's knife, if not a big one.
And a multi-tool for the briefcase. And maybe a firearm or two. We have people who know about these things. Trust me, as your Samoan attorney, I am advising you to arm yourself. TR |
Pocket stuff:
Cold Steel Voyager (tanto) folder Pens, black and blue, one per Wallet / Keys I know, I know. My idyllic Santa Barbara university existence is making me soft. Edited to add: And if I didn't live in the Democratic People's Republic of Ass-Cl.. er, California, then I'd be packing something a bit more potent than the Voyager. :) |
Gotta love the fact that everyone lists Knives/guns first
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Wallet
Pager so work can get me 24/7 Cell phone so I can call work back, or in case the help desk decides not to page me but give out my contact information to whomever needs my help ID badge so I can get into the building and various server rooms I'm lucky enough to be able to walk to work so in my daypack is the following - CD player CD's Book for lunch time reading Lunch Palm pilot ball cap umbrella gym clothes - the gym is on the walk home As for knives or guns - this is Massachusetts........I don't care even carry a toothpick |
TR or anyone else in the know, what caliber brushes come in the Otis Tactical Kit? Ideally, I'd like a kit that can clean 9mm, .40, .45, .223 and .308.
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Razor,
I have an OTIS at home but will have to wait until later on tonight before I can check it to see exactly what calibers it cleans. Maybe someone will have one handy to get you an answer quicker. |
Razor,
I just googled it and came up with this. http://www.sportchalet.com/family/in...2337&cp=876052 It looks like they have several different ones. |
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Razor: I have a couple of the older #224-2 M-16 Butt Stock Systems that will work for your calibers given the addition of the different bore brushes. I also have the latest #750 Tactical Cleaning System which states that it is good for .177 to 10 gauge. It is a bit larger, about 4" in diameter and about 2" thick. HTH. TR Edited to add, I think this one would work as well. Deluxe Law Enforcement Cleaning System Designed to clean law enforcement pistols and sub guns 9mm thru 45 calibers. Cleans 5.56 & 7.62 Caliber rifles and 12 Gauge Shotguns. Solid brass components, two 8” and a 30” cleaning rod clean any barrel length. Now automatics can be cleaned correctly from breech to muzzle without disassembly. All-caliber patches and heavy-duty bore brushes easily strip the copper from bores. Special handle with scraper, pick, and brushes clean the receiver, trigger group, and bolt. Everything is neatly packed in an 8 oz., pocket size soft-pack case. 85211 Deluxe Law Enforcement System $42.95 |
What I carry
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