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i use danners they are by far the most comfortable boot that i have worn and the goretex lining works a treat. good ankle support aswell.

HI, I've been a member on this forum for a short while but have never actually posted in here. Been hunting for a while, I prefer deer and fox hunting mainly.

Adds a bit more value to the rig doesnt it. Its great that solarforce makes the bits and pieces modular.

Great info Fenring Thanks for your input

Fenring my head hurts!! Thanks for the detailed response. So the way to go for the 204, seeing that i dont have any solarforce products just yet would be to order a Pro-1 head that's on promo (comes with single tube for 18650 and forward clicky switch to suit L2 bodies) and also 1 x 18650 battery extension.. Also would need to purchase 2 x protected 18650's.; the wolf eyes charger would suffice. thankfully solarforce sales claims 350m of throw if it is usable to 250m I would be really happy.

Fenring, what do you think about sitting a L2t with XML drop in and aspherical lens on top of a 204ruger? Do you think it will give a good amount of usuable throw on it compared to the wolfeyes sniper 260 that i currently have on it?

That s one ive got. Worked sensational in thick cover at Omeo. Never lost its place once. Hook it up to the computer and google earth to download your tracks and waypoints so its easier to quickly see wher youve been.

wrong. i get home tonight and theyve emailed asking for id verification with a scanned drivers licence or utility bill to prevent credit card fraud. fail. ill send a scan monday and it wont be dispatched until at least monday, probably tuesday. let the banks do their job and worry about fraud. im only purchasing a couple of hundred dollar item, not booking a 6 week t23 the taj mahal. epic fail. wont be returning to do business there again. Sorry to hear that Assailant. The St Kilda store were great for me. That sh its me when you vouch for something then the next bloke ends up getting grief. Good luck for tomorrow.

Assilant, I just got the GPSMAP 62s as i write this post. Purchased from Johnny Appleseed with the Garim Topo on sd card for $590 posted. Not the cheapest option around but less stuffing around on my behalf with loading maps and such. From what research ive done on the web of lies, the Shonky maps are really good. I may even use them at a later stage. The garmin topo has 20m contour lines and you can get a 5m contour line map but unless your a rock climber i don't think it would be necessary. Johnny Appleseed were very helpful on the phone and didn't try to upsell me on anything. Cheers

Hi MD55, not easily penetrable is exactly that. Best thing to do is contact your RFO (regional firearms officer) and ask them as they will be the person conducting any inspections you may have. I know people who have used the cheap thin steel tool boxes from supercheap, but now the RFO's are really trying to tighten the belt on those. As far as wood is concerned unless it is a thick hardwood I wouldn't even entertain the idea, just my opinion though. Personally i would be using the safe for the firearms and maybe doing a mock up on the external of the safe with whatever wood you like, as the internal storage will be what is complying with the legislation. I hope that helps,

Cheers Hairy!

Hairy, what is the brand of the last kit you pic? They look sensational (know nothing about knives).