I'm givin ya a like for the Southern Pride
Quote from: rebel on October 15, 2015, 05:36:28 PMI'm givin ya a like for the Southern Pride The Wife is from Arkansas and in my youth spent some time in Alabama.
A lanyard is useful when you are in a situation where if you drop your tool or other item such as a handgun its probably going to be lost forever.
Quote from: anon on October 15, 2015, 10:11:21 PMA lanyard is useful when you are in a situation where if you drop your tool or other item such as a handgun its probably going to be lost forever.I'll be damned if I'll put a lanyard on a handgun and I haven't dropped one yet. There are limits!
A lot of dumb things are common practice in wars. And that is because governments are the source of everything dumb.
Quote from: rebel on October 24, 2015, 08:26:41 PMA lot of dumb things are common practice in wars. And that is because governments are the source of everything dumb.If you are saying having lanyard on pistols was a dumb practice in two world wars then I must disagree with you, being a WWII reenactor I would think I have slightly more experience than you do on this subject.
Quote from: Kampfer on November 02, 2015, 07:49:30 PMQuote from: rebel on October 24, 2015, 08:26:41 PMA lot of dumb things are common practice in wars. And that is because governments are the source of everything dumb.If you are saying having lanyard on pistols was a dumb practice in two world wars then I must disagree with you, being a WWII reenactor I would think I have slightly more experience than you do on this subject.I concede as a reenactor you have more experience in me in reenacting. What other experience I do or don't have is far beyond you bud. I was carrying .45s before you were born. Stick to what you know.
I like lanyards on some knives. In particular I like a lanyard on anything I'm using over water. I have some short fobs made out of paracord for some of my knives to make it easier to get them out of my pouch or pocket. Here's a fob I used to have on a single blade knife that I regularly carried in my back pocket, but I decided I like it better on my wave. The other knife in the picture is a cord wrapped Buck 140 Packlite Skinner. I carried this combination every day for several months.
Losing a black or camo tool or flashlight is easy to do. Time for some glo-fobs!
What is a baby finger lanyard? Got pics?Sent from my SM-T110 using Tapatalk