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|  Here is mine waiting to be loaded - 3 times in Zim - about to be 4th time soon - was lost and found, once, between JBG and HRE... |
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| I use one when traffeling. Very good, reliable and nobody will steal it! |
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| Took one on two trips to Africa--
LTC, USA, RET
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Member, SCI & DSC
Proud son of Texas A&M, Class of 1969
"A man's reach should exceed his grasp, or what's a heaven for?" Robert Browning
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| quote: Originally posted by TJH:
Do you put a lock on it or just use the snap?
I transport my clothes+ammo in it and use a small lock. |
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| All I use... Most convenient, specially considering all the different modes of travel you end up using in Africa. Stay away from zipped bags.. Very easy to break into.. I always use a small padlock along with the snap. Btw.... You can also fold up a spare duffel inside, just in case you do some big trinket shopping..
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| that is what I routinely use.
If you own a gun and you are not a member of the NRA and other pro 2nd amendment organizations then YOU are part of the problem.
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| Mouse: Do you pack Gordons groceries also? |
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| quote: Originally posted by Bryan Chick:
Mouse: Do you pack Gordons groceries also?
Hello Bryan - now, don't tell me you don't  ?  |
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| I have used a parachute bag on 4 trips to Africa. Had no problems, the main advantage is with a zipper bag you do not have to dump all your gear to locate something at the bottom of a duffel bag. All soft sided bags are can be breached with a knife or razor. The new USGI duffel bags are made of coated nylon, lighter than the old canvas bags.
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