Thanks to K.L. Davis I have a shipment from Wise in route! :cool:
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Thanks to K.L. Davis I have a shipment from Wise in route! :cool:
I would be interested in your assessment of the product.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moose-Knuckle
What product is this?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave L.
https://www.m4carbine.net/showthread.php?t=81916Quote:
Originally Posted by Ironman8
K.L. Davis sells the stuff on his website.
Gotcha, Thanks Dave.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave L.
Will do, I have read nothing but good reviews on their food and storage technique.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave L.
Purchased a large quantity of bullets for reloading and checked my inventory of primers and powder to make sure I could light them all off.
That is a good idea. How does everyone determine how much reloading stuff to have onhand? I base it off of how much good ammo I have and figure I can reload it 3 times so I tryand have enough power, primers, and bullets for 3 times the ammo I have.Quote:
Originally Posted by MarshallDodge
I ordered two Coleman Duel Fuel Powerhouse Lanterns, two hard shell cases, and two filling spouts from amazon.
I'll pick up Coleman Fuel and mantles locally.
I may look into some W.T. Kirkman #2 Lanterns since they are supposed to be back in stock soon.
I have two of the Coleman dual feluel stoves and one of the new propane lanterns. They kick Ass. In college I went on a week long canoe trip. We used the Coleman dual fuel stoves and lanterns. Fuel was readily avalible at a few pre planned stops along the river. I was sold then on the dual fuel coleman gear. Extra mantles are a must. I bought the propane lantern and we use it car camping along with a camp stove and grill off a 20# tank and distribution tree. The propane lantern is easier to use and much brighter, but fuel is bulky and not as easy to find or transport.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dave L.