uk-preppers.co.uk

This is my EDC http://www.ebay.co.uk/ulk/itm/201360007813 Tactical MultiFunction Pen Emergency Martial Arts Glass Breaker Outdoor Survival Also very effective as a kubotan Cheap as chips as well. They are absolute shit got the three colours mainly for weighing down my id pass on lanyard the pen is ...

This is my EDC

http://www.ebay.co.uk/ulk/itm/201360007813

Tactical MultiFunction Pen Emergency Martial Arts Glass Breaker Outdoor Survival

Also very effective as a kubotan

Cheap as chips as well.

Thank you all for your input on this thread I'm much clearer now on the when's and where's. The reason for belt carry is that i use a folding Stanley type knife daily as part of my day job and I've found the most reliable location for me to keep it is on my belt as its too slow to repeatedly fish ou...

@jamesey1981 spot on mate it's the sub 3" folding non locker that you provide a link to @gamekeeper752 so yes it's completely legal in as far as the law currently states I guess my conundrum is this - if I carry this knife or tool on my belt as a matter of course it may be that I find myself in...

Hello hello As a self defence prepper I stumbled across this site and easily got sucked into the other topics as well. Thought I'd stick around and do some trolling as you guys are all nuts. ;) With 3 or 4 legal self defence items about me and a tobacco tin survival kit in my wok bag before I found ...

Hi All, As my rolling stock in the house has now outgrown the kitchen and the few small spaces you get in a new build I am thinking of a little DIY project to build and under stars cupboard. At the moment it is just a plasterboard wall under the stairs, am thinking I can remove the board (carefully...

How do gang. Got me a nice new grizzly bushcraft knife as recommended on the main UKP site which I keep clipped to my belt the same as I do my folding Stanley knife when I'm at work (tradesman) I have read the info thoroughly but I'm still not clear if when I'm walking down the high st a plod asks m...