The lock pick Grimm cards are practical and a great item to have in your wallet. It’s very easy to pick locks with very little practice, and it’s like a bike, you’ll know it forever
Crush the plastic Item for a real world. Get cordage from that for a real world. This is first three day's stuff, or ideal conditions. Start somewhere and go.
Yeah, great stuff! Jordan and his family are great people! The cordage card allows a lighter load from not having to carry as much cord. We're not lacking plastic bottles laying around in the u.s.
you would have used dear tendons and charcol and pine resin to fix arrow head if your ever stuck for a needle and thred use the tip of a aloavera plant if in desert
Can you talk about decentralized technologies that could prevent the grid from going down in the first place? The recent MIT-Harvard breakthrough in graphene mass production was extraordinarily good news in regards to it's applications in solar and battery technology.
Canadian Prepper I was into prepping for a while until I realized how deep it actually went. As interesting as I find your channel, for me, once it's over it's over... As far as I'm gonna prep is enough supplies to last long enough to see if the grid will come back online, and if not, some sufficiently potent opioids to ensure as peaceful an exit stratagy as is possible in SHTF senario for me and my loved ones (not sure if you'd ever talk about knowing when to quit in an SHTF senario, what with UA-cam censorship, but I think it's an important topic). So instead I am devoting my life to STEM, and hoping SHTF can all be avoided through tech advances.
I understand Indigo, I was ready for the y2k thing a couple years before it was to happen. Then 2012, the close call with a rock was fun for former Ussr. Now I think it will be a slow grind to a stop or ww3 full on. No amout of deep prepping can be ready for everything. Your going to need to "pop" your head up and interact with people. Not positive how someone will be looked at digging out of a hole after a year; while others have been dealing with hardship and making relationships. Just a thought.
@@CanadianPrepper sir are you going to make and sale a sheath for the card pack cause if people buys them all it would make sense to have a case for all of them
the cord card would be useful. think about it, have you ever gone hiking and not fount plastic bottle litter on the trail? I think its a great idea for emergency use.
Not bad though a bit pricy for each of them. Ranger band your chosen card to the outside of a survival/just in case tin and good to go. Wouldn't necessarily grab these over dedicated gear for the purpose especially at this price but a solid back up for your last ditch/back up tin. You could get the tools cheaper to put in a tin but these do look pretty well made.
Coca-Cola claims to sell 1.9 billion Cokes each day. If only 5% of those are in plastic bottles (probably a ridiculously low estimate), that's 100,000,000 Coke bottles a day. And that's just Coca-Cola! In SHTF, those bottles are the straw and thatch of the 21st century!
I think u should carry the cordage one cuz a lot of us can't buy a lot of cordage so if we had that card we could cut cordage ahead of time and add it in our Bob.
Can you sharpen up the card knife like any other normal knife? I appreciate your honesty with your assessment on these. Some of them are gimmicky, but I do like some of the cards and they seem more durable than the readyman versions. Thanks, CP!
Its a very hard steel, it takes a while to put a usable edge on it, it would be OK for skinning and processing small game, but not for carving. I have messaged the manufacture numerous times about how overkill the steel is, its insanely strong stuff, almost too strong in my opinion. Its easily 3 times the strength of readyman.
Bought the entire set at a survivalist show about three years ago. Had the Readyman set with with me. No comparison; the Grimworks set was much higher quality. Three other customers bought the set after seeing me compare the two sets.
You can use the cordage card to make your cordage for the arrow heads/fish gigs and then melt it down for a rock solid connection to the shaft after you have wound it.
Have you done it.? I mean melted down the cordage making it stronger or just suggesting because that would make it much more getting to me if it does work like that. Hope that doesn’t sound like I am trolling you.
Do they export ?? I’m in Australia and would like to buy some of these ? I like the bow heads I own a very good and expensive bow and I like this idea if you run out of or break your arrows also in a SHTF bullets can run out too. I have and carry tin snips and hack saw blades to cut sheet metal and thicker metal to make arrow heads or knives etc.
About the cordage card, you’re right that carrying cordage in your BOB or you Bug Out Roll ( Yours is the most impressive I’ve seen) is best. The unfortunate reality these days is that humankind has seen to it that there are plastic bottles and containers littering pretty much everywhere you go. So, if you were to have the cordage card on you, you could use the cordage you process with it for certain tasks and keep your good cordage for more important ones.
7:30 Cordage card. There is trash EVERYWHERE. I think these tools for making cordage out of plastic bottles is the one of the most ingenious survival tools that's come out in a while. If these hold up in a survival situation all these tools will be great.
That fishing spear would make a great frog gig ........ nice set of cards and I would carry the cordage card also -- those darn bottles are everywhere and this would be a good use for them.
You should have put a credit card or 3x5 card or ruler on the table for size comparison. Knives are not really standard and some viewers may not have these particular knives. Minor complaint. I keep coming back and watching this channel though. It's thought-provoking.
I pick locks as a hobby, and those don't look quite right. It's hard to tell from the video though. The space between crests on the quad bogota look to small, the hook pick looks too big, and I'd rather have a diamond pick than a half ball pick.
Should have mentioned the retention system, (unlike #Readyman ), #Grimworkshop card has a sticky surface, so you can return the tool back to the card when your done with it. This is great for the tweezer card they make. Also it has a removable plastic backing which allows you to stick to a surface area. Try the file micro tool they offer for sharpening the edges. They have a preorder on 2 new Knife cards. The Fowler signature card & the Bob Hanson signature card.
Locksmith I am a locksmith from New York I’m looking at that picks it and sorry the shapes do not look right the two most used pics are going to be the diamond tip which looks like a little diamond that one looks way too large and a ball End That’s for picking wait for the locks most locksmiths only use two different types of pics and of course with a tension wrench
Unfortunately the lock pick card does not work well. The ends are too flimsy to really be useful for much. You might pick one of those journal locks or something with one. But you arent getting through a standard padlock or deadbolt with those tools. However, good thing is that a cheap set of tools are all you need. Id post a link but itll get taken down. Just look around, theres a set that comes with a crapph clear lock, and plenty of rakes and picks, and a "credit card" tool kit. Fitsn inside a credit card looking thing. All in all its like 29 toold for like $6 and thwyre decent quality. A little rough but some sandpaper will smooth them out easily
How did the fishooks perform? I'm worried that the laser cutting will make the eye sharp and cut the monofilament. Though I doubt anyone would need as many hooks as you get on the fishing card, but that's just me. Both the "self defense" card and the Knife card, have several fishooks on them, along with other things like the little saw, so those give the best bang for the buck. As for the lock pick set, as with most things in Canadian law, everything hinges upon intent. Say you were picking the lock of your neighbor's house, with your neighbor standing there thanking you because he locked his keys inside, a police officer would be VERY hard pressed to find cause that you were doing so maliciously. On the other hand, if he finds you picking someone's lock at 3am, you may find yourself in hot water. So, intent is always very important. Thanks for the informative video!
Seen the F-350 verison of your Diamond plate tonneau cover with headach rack. Didn't see if a dually or not. The cord maker card is for after your cordage stockpile runs and you are bored at camp. Make extra for trade and barter, also for holding on arrowheads to shafts melt to secure to shaft. My mind is thinking and a card stack dispenser would really have a tool kit. Is the arrow rest on your SAS bow ampi or you build your own .Need a fishing reel adaptor for bow fishing. My mind is rattling off things as I watch this video.
Grim Workshop Try a Altoid pack for your cards. They would make for a easy pocket carry kit. Toss in sandstone for sharpener great campfire work kit or rainy day don't feel like looking around boredom relief pack. I see that my mind is blazing away again.
Hey really love the insightful videos you've been putting out, and it's really helped me move towards becoming for prepared for the future. You should do a video or maybe a series about the rebuilding of society and what it might look like.
Fish don't care about the hook. When the fish are thick enough, I can catch them with just the shiny hook. Its almost comical. Cards appear to have relevant items, like you mentioned. I might have to look into these cards, if they are as durable as you claim. Keep up the good work! P.S. Go back to that armadillo shelter and give us an update.
Some of those look really useful, but the "tool card" looks terrible. Luckily, there are other lock pick cards available that are designed by people who actually pick locks (toool.us, ITS Tactical, Vigilant Gear, etc).
Don’t wanna sound like a sick but just go buy a good lock pick set or a few fish hooks basically anything in these cards can be bought for more cash but will be better especially if u are using it for a bugout bag and ur life might count on it I’m sure these work but not as long and not as good I guess if ur worried about space these would be good but most of the stuff in these cards are light no matter the quality just my opinion they are very interesting though.
You're right, but that's not really the purpose of this. It's purpose is that it's a small item that you can fit anywhere. If something is a chore to carry around, most people will leave it at home. It's the reason pocket knives exist in a world where full tang knives are better overall. You're not expected to need them often but it's to have that one time when you really do need them.
I am diabeyic and I am concerned about that. I can'y store up more insulin and pills don't work for me. I am 77 and probably won't live long enough to be in the apcolips. but In ccase I am, I want to know how to handle my diabetis. Hopefully my fingers are on the right keys, I am almost blind and am having surgery this Thursday. Thank goodness...lol
Canadian Prepper That makes sense. I think you can usually find a bottle the question will be the condition of the bottle and it may have more value as a bottle than cordage depending on the need. I see this as more as an art & crafts thing. Some of the others I see as keeping in my day hiking pack when I don’t plan on being out over night but have a few things with me just in case of getting lost or injured.
I have mixed feelings, do you really love this gear you recommend, or do you recommend it so you can sell it in your store? I liked you better when you didn’t have a store. Just my 2 cents!
+Aaron Peterson Everything I sell I use. 90% of people in this industry cant say that. Yet 90% of people buy from them an 90% of critics fo after the liffle guy, why? Because we have integrity and actually respond.
just a heads up lol...do as tho wilt saying and then explaining youre not part of those things as you wear a shirt, that proclaims you are your own authority...both of those belong together...know what i mean. anyways the cards are cool. nice vid
If you want a tool card with better lockpicking capabilities you should look into the one from Lockmaster make sure you get the v2 kit (www.zieh-fix.com/en/lockmasterr-credit-card-pick-set-v2.html). They took the advice of some people seriously involved in locksport (dudes who pick locks for the fun or challenge of it, learned a lot from locknoob, bosnianbill and lockpickinglawyer on the subject) on UA-cam. They have more tension tool options and a better selection of rakes and picks. Some of those picks (like the one that looks like a comb) don't seem to be very popular in the locksport community.
Ragnor Benson Depends on the situation.For most part you would probably like to be stealthy,so ramming the shit out of some door would not be an option...unless you want to broadcast your current position to all marauders/scavangers/bandits in the area?
Ragnor Benson Ofc.My point is you would probably like to avoid the random people in SHTF.And sure,you can't get totally invisible,but for the most part,you want to detect and assess the people before they can spot you.That gives you time to come up with fight/flight/avoidance plan.
Preppers probably wouldn't be doing things like single pin picking anyways... In a SHTF scenario you're probably going to go after the low hanging fruit unless you have a particular interest in locksport (people who pick locks for the challenge and fun of it). Which probably means relying on exploits like bypasses where you can shim a lock open and/or rake it open which tend to be the quickest, easiest and lowest skill attacks and usually are the first ones tried. Good thing the world is full of Master locks LOL...
CP please reference “lockpicking101.com” regarding being in possession of lock picking tools in Canada. Way too complicated for a response in this forum. Long and short of it from what I have read...in Alberta and Sask. you need a license, anywhere else in Canada, buyer beware.
CP, looks a little more to it than that, but hey, your comment works for the abridged readers digest version, sure let’s run with that. (I’m sure you did your homework already)
Can you give me an example of a place and time in human history outside of Canada where that was an issue for people? People have been cooking food for a long time, and using fire for heat and to ward off predators.
if you were in a survival situation where other people were a threat, a fire is an obvious no-no unless you have some way of hiding the smoke and smell. Not sure why this is difficult to comprehend.
How long are you going to live if you don't cook your food? Or purify your water? You can still freeze in a desert at night! What makes you think I don't understand the concept of smoke being viable? If things ever get that bad, you're going to want that fire anyway. Human history isn't all sunshine and rainbows, but people still cooked food and used fire for many things. Secluded tribes use fire in a jungle, as do people in war torn/natural disaster areas and places that are hit with prolonged economic collapse.
I heard in Canada, for a firearms licence or permit, you have to have a photo ID showing your face. Unless, You are a muslim and have a religious exemption. That isn't fair and shouldn't even be legal....
@@bigbossignition My cousin lives in Ottawa, the government is taking pages out of the 1930s Nazi playbook to control the citizens. She isn't happy about being there. She though she was safer in Canada than the US, but at least we have the constitution, which is under constant attack by the NWO Globalist Nazis..
The store is really coming along! I'm like a kid in a candy store lol I want it all!
The lock pick Grimm cards are practical and a great item to have in your wallet. It’s very easy to pick locks with very little practice, and it’s like a bike, you’ll know it forever
Cordage pop bottle tool looks awesome. Everywhere I go there's always pop bottles and water bottles.
www.amazon.com/dp/B07J46K2RV
Crush the plastic Item for a real world.
Get cordage from that for a real world.
This is first three day's stuff, or ideal
conditions. Start somewhere and go.
Yeah, great stuff! Jordan and his family are great people! The cordage card allows a lighter load from not having to carry as much cord. We're not lacking plastic bottles laying around in the u.s.
Always keep my GRIM SURVIVAL CARDS in my EDC and Wallet every single day!
you would have used dear tendons and charcol and pine resin to fix arrow head if your ever stuck for a needle and thred use the tip of a aloavera plant if in desert
Can you talk about decentralized technologies that could prevent the grid from going down in the first place? The recent MIT-Harvard breakthrough in graphene mass production was extraordinarily good news in regards to it's applications in solar and battery technology.
IndigoXYZ18 would be a great topic indeed
Canadian Prepper I was into prepping for a while until I realized how deep it actually went. As interesting as I find your channel, for me, once it's over it's over... As far as I'm gonna prep is enough supplies to last long enough to see if the grid will come back online, and if not, some sufficiently potent opioids to ensure as peaceful an exit stratagy as is possible in SHTF senario for me and my loved ones (not sure if you'd ever talk about knowing when to quit in an SHTF senario, what with UA-cam censorship, but I think it's an important topic). So instead I am devoting my life to STEM, and hoping SHTF can all be avoided through tech advances.
I understand Indigo, I was ready for the y2k thing a couple years before it was to happen. Then 2012, the close call with a rock was fun for former Ussr. Now I think it will be a slow grind to a stop or ww3 full on. No amout of deep prepping can be ready for everything. Your going to need to "pop" your head up and interact with people. Not positive how someone will be looked at digging out of a hole after a year; while others have been dealing with hardship and making relationships. Just a thought.
@@CanadianPrepper sir are you going to make and sale a sheath for the card pack cause if people buys them all it would make sense to have a case for all of them
I've sen these on Amazon.com but they won't send them to Canada, darn it all. Finally they are here however. Thank YOU!
I ordered the pocket boy recently from you... tried it and it is awesome...! Highly recommended
the cord card would be useful. think about it, have you ever gone hiking and not fount plastic bottle litter on the trail? I think its a great idea for emergency use.
US is no where as clean as Canada. There is pop bottles all over here especially in the urban areas. Cordage is everywhere here in that sense
Andre it’s like the same thing schools are littered with trash
I dont think people even bother about the trash on the streets here in south africa
I think that the cordage maker would be pretty handy. If you’ve ever been in the woods or by a river bank you got hundreds of feet of cordage
For size comparison please use things everyone has, like a credit card,put a ruler next to it.
Not bad though a bit pricy for each of them. Ranger band your chosen card to the outside of a survival/just in case tin and good to go. Wouldn't necessarily grab these over dedicated gear for the purpose especially at this price but a solid back up for your last ditch/back up tin. You could get the tools cheaper to put in a tin but these do look pretty well made.
Don't give up on the cordage maker. Have you ever been to America? You can't walk 50 feet without seeing a discarded soda bottle. VERY useful in SHTF.
Coca-Cola claims to sell 1.9 billion Cokes each day. If only 5% of those are in plastic bottles (probably a ridiculously low estimate), that's 100,000,000 Coke bottles a day. And that's just Coca-Cola! In SHTF, those bottles are the straw and thatch of the 21st century!
@canadianprepper
Maybe have the “unusable” part of the card made of lead for melting down or some type of fire starter.
I think u should carry the cordage one cuz a lot of us can't buy a lot of cordage so if we had that card we could cut cordage ahead of time and add it in our Bob.
Can you sharpen up the card knife like any other normal knife? I appreciate your honesty with your assessment on these. Some of them are gimmicky, but I do like some of the cards and they seem more durable than the readyman versions. Thanks, CP!
Its a very hard steel, it takes a while to put a usable edge on it, it would be OK for skinning and processing small game, but not for carving. I have messaged the manufacture numerous times about how overkill the steel is, its insanely strong stuff, almost too strong in my opinion. Its easily 3 times the strength of readyman.
Bought the entire set at a survivalist show about three years ago. Had the Readyman set with with me. No comparison; the Grimworks set was much higher quality. Three other customers bought the set after seeing me compare the two sets.
GREAT IDEAs! Great for survival kits! I can see these items in PRO-grade survival kits for aviation and maritime.
You can use the cordage card to make your cordage for the arrow heads/fish gigs and then melt it down for a rock solid connection to the shaft after you have wound it.
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You are absolutely right
Have you done it.? I mean melted down the cordage making it stronger or just suggesting because that would make it much more getting to me if it does work like that. Hope that doesn’t sound like I am trolling you.
We have melted the cordage on an arrow ,spear,Gig multiple tools
Grim Survival thanks
Those. Are. Awesome.
In germany, we have no problems with lockpicks
Do they export ?? I’m in Australia and would like to buy some of these ? I like the bow heads I own a very good and expensive bow and I like this idea if you run out of or break your arrows also in a SHTF bullets can run out too. I have and carry tin snips and hack saw blades to cut sheet metal and thicker metal to make arrow heads or knives etc.
About the cordage card, you’re right that carrying cordage in your BOB or you Bug Out Roll ( Yours is the most impressive I’ve seen) is best. The unfortunate reality these days is that humankind has seen to it that there are plastic bottles and containers littering pretty much everywhere you go. So, if you were to have the cordage card on you, you could use the cordage you process with it for certain tasks and keep your good cordage for more important ones.
Your Dog is just beautiful. Thank You for all the hard work you put into your videos and the priceless information. :)
7:30 Cordage card. There is trash EVERYWHERE. I think these tools for making cordage out of plastic bottles is the one of the most ingenious survival tools that's come out in a while.
If these hold up in a survival situation all these tools will be great.
Always amazing.....
That fishing spear would make a great frog gig ........ nice set of cards and I would carry the cordage card also -- those darn bottles are everywhere and this would be a good use for them.
You should have put a credit card or 3x5 card or ruler on the table for size comparison. Knives are not really standard and some viewers may not have these particular knives. Minor complaint. I keep coming back and watching this channel though. It's thought-provoking.
I pick locks as a hobby, and those don't look quite right. It's hard to tell from the video though. The space between crests on the quad bogota look to small, the hook pick looks too big, and I'd rather have a diamond pick than a half ball pick.
Those look pretty practical. Like the Mimi knife and lock pick set.
These cards are very cool and should be in every home made survival kit :)
Some of these cards are very well crafted for various uses.Nice review CP!
Ingenious Awesomeness! Must have
ive got a titanium lock pick kit that fits in a card i love it picking locks with it is usually simple usually lol
Cordage is useful!... especially finding random bottles... which u will find
When i get paid i know im buying prepper stuff until i have more than i even need but lets be honest you can't have enough lol
If you have it available I trust it !
Should have mentioned the retention system, (unlike #Readyman ), #Grimworkshop card has a sticky surface, so you can return the tool back to the card when your done with it. This is great for the tweezer card they make. Also it has a removable plastic backing which allows you to stick to a surface area. Try the file micro tool they offer for sharpening the edges. They have a preorder on 2 new Knife cards. The Fowler signature card & the Bob Hanson signature card.
Hey man it's really good to see your business and channel growing. Congratulations on your success.
Silky Pocketboy ? What ? Yes - I'm trying not to smile. It's not easy.
I carry the cha o ha card now and I am looking forward to getting the mrf tool card next ... great video
thanks to Survival Lily I am now subscribed to your channel. looking forward to viewing you vids
Locksmith I am a locksmith from New York I’m looking at that picks it and sorry the shapes do not look right the two most used pics are going to be the diamond tip which looks like a little diamond that one looks way too large and a ball End That’s for picking wait for the locks most locksmiths only use two different types of pics and of course with a tension wrench
Jewelers dop wax would work well to afix arrowheads
Unfortunately the lock pick card does not work well. The ends are too flimsy to really be useful for much. You might pick one of those journal locks or something with one. But you arent getting through a standard padlock or deadbolt with those tools. However, good thing is that a cheap set of tools are all you need. Id post a link but itll get taken down. Just look around, theres a set that comes with a crapph clear lock, and plenty of rakes and picks, and a "credit card" tool kit. Fitsn inside a credit card looking thing. All in all its like 29 toold for like $6 and thwyre decent quality. A little rough but some sandpaper will smooth them out easily
Funny that this should come up right now just planning a new system which includes or based on these cards. Your's look great.
How did the fishooks perform?
I'm worried that the laser cutting will make the eye sharp and cut the monofilament.
Though I doubt anyone would need as many hooks as you get on the fishing card, but that's just me.
Both the "self defense" card and the Knife card, have several fishooks on them, along with other things like the little saw, so those give the best bang for the buck.
As for the lock pick set, as with most things in Canadian law, everything hinges upon intent. Say you were picking the lock of your neighbor's house, with your neighbor standing there thanking you because he locked his keys inside, a police officer would be VERY hard pressed to find cause that you were doing so maliciously.
On the other hand, if he finds you picking someone's lock at 3am, you may find yourself in hot water. So, intent is always very important.
Thanks for the informative video!
MARSHALL should have had some video time in this video..
The sparrow lockpick card is better in my opinion
Seen the F-350 verison of your Diamond plate tonneau cover with headach rack. Didn't see if a dually or not. The cord maker card is for after your cordage stockpile runs and you are bored at camp. Make extra for trade and barter, also for holding on arrowheads to shafts melt to secure to shaft. My mind is thinking and a card stack dispenser would really have a tool kit. Is the arrow rest on your SAS bow ampi or you build your own .Need a fishing reel adaptor for bow fishing. My mind is rattling off things as I watch this video.
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Grim Workshop Try a Altoid pack for your cards. They would make for a easy pocket carry kit. Toss in sandstone for sharpener great campfire work kit or rainy day don't feel like looking around boredom relief pack. I see that my mind is blazing away again.
Hey really love the insightful videos you've been putting out, and it's really helped me move towards becoming for prepared for the future. You should do a video or maybe a series about the rebuilding of society and what it might look like.
I don't spear fish, or bow hunt, but I do like those arrows though.
love it ill be needing the lock pick set my man
Fish don't care about the hook. When the fish are thick enough, I can catch them with just the shiny hook. Its almost comical.
Cards appear to have relevant items, like you mentioned. I might have to look into these cards, if they are as durable as you claim. Keep up the good work!
P.S. Go back to that armadillo shelter and give us an update.
Yes the shelter once water condition are safe and also are you going to try magnet fishing for your lost ice auger?
Some of those look really useful, but the "tool card" looks terrible. Luckily, there are other lock pick cards available that are designed by people who actually pick locks (toool.us, ITS Tactical, Vigilant Gear, etc).
Don’t wanna sound like a sick but just go buy a good lock pick set or a few fish hooks basically anything in these cards can be bought for more cash but will be better especially if u are using it for a bugout bag and ur life might count on it I’m sure these work but not as long and not as good I guess if ur worried about space these would be good but most of the stuff in these cards are light no matter the quality just my opinion they are very interesting though.
You're right, but that's not really the purpose of this. It's purpose is that it's a small item that you can fit anywhere. If something is a chore to carry around, most people will leave it at home. It's the reason pocket knives exist in a world where full tang knives are better overall. You're not expected to need them often but it's to have that one time when you really do need them.
"Dogman" here - salt lake city
Where'd you get the You are your own authority tshirt? Do you sell them at your store?
those cards look Bad Ass!
love the shirt
I am diabeyic and I am concerned about that. I can'y store up more insulin and pills don't work for me. I am 77 and probably won't live long enough to be in the apcolips. but In ccase I am, I want to know how to handle my diabetis. Hopefully my fingers are on the right keys, I am almost blind and am having surgery this Thursday. Thank goodness...lol
Unless you have lock picking experience I wouldn't bother with those.
Good stuff
Have them all??
Do they make them or just design them?
Wow. I'm the 1k like. 😄👍🏻
Are these laser cut?
I never see any ads on your videos... not monetized?
What does pop mean are they talking about soda
So expensive for just an piece of cut out metal.
How much $$$ on average are these too ???
I have a question about the cordage does it still work if the bottle is crushed?
If there are a lot of crinkles in it thats probablt going to complicate things and make your cordage have a lower breaking strength
Canadian Prepper That makes sense. I think you can usually find a bottle the question will be the condition of the bottle and it may have more value as a bottle than cordage depending on the need. I see this as more as an art & crafts thing. Some of the others I see as keeping in my day hiking pack when I don’t plan on being out over night but have a few things with me just in case of getting lost or injured.
I have mixed feelings, do you really love this gear you recommend, or do you recommend it so you can sell it in your store? I liked you better when you didn’t have a store. Just my 2 cents!
+Aaron Peterson Everything I sell I use. 90% of people in this industry cant say that. Yet 90% of people buy from them an 90% of critics fo after the liffle guy, why? Because we have integrity and actually respond.
hmmm says site can't be reached for me
just a heads up lol...do as tho wilt saying and then explaining youre not part of those things as you wear a shirt, that proclaims you are your own authority...both of those belong together...know what i mean. anyways the cards are cool. nice vid
If you want a tool card with better lockpicking capabilities you should look into the one from Lockmaster make sure you get the v2 kit (www.zieh-fix.com/en/lockmasterr-credit-card-pick-set-v2.html). They took the advice of some people seriously involved in locksport (dudes who pick locks for the fun or challenge of it, learned a lot from locknoob, bosnianbill and lockpickinglawyer on the subject) on UA-cam. They have more tension tool options and a better selection of rakes and picks. Some of those picks (like the one that looks like a comb) don't seem to be very popular in the locksport community.
I have to ask do you have an Amazon store just asking because it be easier for me if not I'll just order for me site
Lol when the SHTF I'm not going to pick locks....
Ragnor Benson Depends on the situation.For most part you would probably like to be stealthy,so ramming the shit out of some door would not be an option...unless you want to broadcast your current position to all marauders/scavangers/bandits in the area?
drTERRRORRR you have a valid point......just watch out for my booby traps......
RB popping smoke!
drTERRRORRR but just remember there are 7.5 billion people on the earth.... when the SHTF you won't be like a ninja!
Ragnor Benson Ofc.My point is you would probably like to avoid the random people in SHTF.And sure,you can't get totally invisible,but for the most part,you want to detect and assess the people before they can spot you.That gives you time to come up with fight/flight/avoidance plan.
Preppers probably wouldn't be doing things like single pin picking anyways... In a SHTF scenario you're probably going to go after the low hanging fruit unless you have a particular interest in locksport (people who pick locks for the challenge and fun of it). Which probably means relying on exploits like bypasses where you can shim a lock open and/or rake it open which tend to be the quickest, easiest and lowest skill attacks and usually are the first ones tried. Good thing the world is full of Master locks LOL...
sometimes i wonder if there will ever be a video from CP without mentioning silky saws ^^
no offense. just saying :)
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CP please reference “lockpicking101.com” regarding being in possession of lock picking tools in Canada. Way too complicated for a response in this forum. Long and short of it from what I have read...in Alberta and Sask. you need a license, anywhere else in Canada, buyer beware.
You need a license if taken outside the home.
CP, looks a little more to it than that, but hey, your comment works for the abridged readers digest version, sure let’s run with that. (I’m sure you did your homework already)
As we all know, criminals obey the law and don't use lockpicks in Canada. Oh wait...
Eggs...isn’t that the way it is everywhere these days? It’s the law abiding citizens that are the real threat...nudge, nudge, wink, wink
how do you survive a canadian winter when society collapses?
Wood stoves don't need to be plugged in! 0_o
smoke gives away your position by both sight and smell
Can you give me an example of a place and time in human history outside of Canada where that was an issue for people? People have been cooking food for a long time, and using fire for heat and to ward off predators.
if you were in a survival situation where other people were a threat, a fire is an obvious no-no unless you have some way of hiding the smoke and smell. Not sure why this is difficult to comprehend.
How long are you going to live if you don't cook your food? Or purify your water? You can still freeze in a desert at night! What makes you think I don't understand the concept of smoke being viable? If things ever get that bad, you're going to want that fire anyway. Human history isn't all sunshine and rainbows, but people still cooked food and used fire for many things. Secluded tribes use fire in a jungle, as do people in war torn/natural disaster areas and places that are hit with prolonged economic collapse.
Your black ??? !!! I thought you were southern canuckian. :-p
John Lord Tell that to all the Asian guys in Toronto. 😉
drTERRRORRR aren't they just lost Pacific Vancouverites and Chinook indians ?
John Lord
WTF is a Canukian?
Canuck-ian ... not a Catal Hayuk-ian !!!
John Lord
You're funny ;=) I like that. Thanks.
I heard in Canada, for a firearms licence or permit, you have to have a photo ID showing your face. Unless, You are a muslim and have a religious exemption. That isn't fair and shouldn't even be legal....
John, welcome to our side-show circus! And it gets stranger every day!
Really
No photo is required. Same with drivers. They can ask for a female to view it though just like body search.
Canada is a messed up country. I’m glad I left.
@@bigbossignition My cousin lives in Ottawa, the government is taking pages out of the 1930s Nazi playbook to control the citizens. She isn't happy about being there. She though she was safer in Canada than the US, but at least we have the constitution, which is under constant attack by the NWO Globalist Nazis..