▲ 15 r/guns
357 mag recommendations
I'm buying my first concealed carry gun and have settled on a 357 snub nose. Been eyeing the Ruger sp101. What are your recommendations and why?
u/Layskettlecooked — 14 days ago
u/Layskettlecooked
NKD!
Found this on my dad’s shop after he passed away. Made in Japan by Taylor Cutlery.
u/Layskettlecooked — 19 days ago
▲ 3 r/NewToEMS
Starting a Firefighting journey at 33. Need some advice.
Long story short, I've decided a career change is necessary. I want to help people/public lands depending on where I land after training.
I was accepted to my local community college and when I started to enroll in necessary classes, they told me I have to sign up for a 3 year degree to get access to the classes. In addition they are all full this fall. I want to get started on this ASAP so I'm exploring any other options and have been looking into online emt classes. Recommendations on good online EMT classes would be greatly appreciated!!
Also any tips you might have, or things you would do at the start of a career in the field, would be great to hear!
u/Layskettlecooked — 23 days ago
Found in field. Northern Iowa, USA
This was found by my great grandfather a loooong time ago. I inherited it after my grandparents passed. It's very clearly a bayonet, about a foot long and in the shape of a triangle. Just wondering if anyone can give more details about its potential age or origin! I can provide more pics if necessary. Also should I have it cleaned/ restored or leave as is?
u/Layskettlecooked — 1 month ago
▲ 3 r/knives
Convex reprofileing, HELP!!
The knife is a Lionsteel M2M. The steel is m390 with a flat grind from factory. It's a great blade and has held up to months of abuse with minor upkeep. That abuse has led to some rolls that were easy enough to fix. There was also some minor chipping so I've been looking to reprofile it to reinforce the blade with a bit of extra steel!! I need help with working on m390, as well as reprofiling a blade. It will be my first time reprofiling a blade so wish my knife luck in the operation 😂😂
u/Layskettlecooked — 1 month ago