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No I meant to recalibrate whenever you know your at a known altitude because it looses calibration over time it seems. The instructions say to remove the watch because it needs to spin on it's axis and not your axis

Nah. It was a gift and it's all beatto hell. I have to get a new band for it (third band)

The altimeter isn't hard to calibrate it's just a pain in the ass to do whenever I'm at a known altitude. The compass is a pain because you have to take it off your wrist and spin it around for it to get its bearings

I would give them another try based off their reputation and that they seemed to fix the band problem. Battery life was fine I changed the battery every year to be safe but it never died on me. The next expensive watch I'd buy will be a luminox though. I honestly have never needed any of the...

I have a Core. It's a great watch functionality wise but build quality was a bit of a disappointment. I've had the band break several times and the ring around the face fell off.

It takes less time to put on but you loose all that time and more if you have to decompress. I prefer going to least invasive route possible.

I like vented chest seals. Some of it is because thats how I was taught (tape down three sides) and partially because I have seen better results from vented seals. This is obviously just my opinion.

I think the SWAT is a good thing to have if you have the space since they fold flat and can be used for other things, but it would not be my choice for a primary or secondary TQ.

HALO and Hyfin (in that order) are what I like best.

I dont think I will video the first one since I may sound like a bumbling idiot. I still plan on making some videos for the SET youtube with that being one of them.

I am getting close to posting a date for a medical/trauma class that will cover all these tourniquets for those that are interested.

Im glad to see you looked at a real medical study instead of some of the garbage floating around the internet.

That's good looking little beretta

Hey something I know finally. The CAT and the SOF-T are the best and have the peer reviewed studies to back them up as the most effective. The RATS I like because of how easy t is to carry but to be effective it has to be applied properly which takes more practice than the CAT or SOF-T...

@PewPewPewCo are you trying to take out a rival meth dealer?

The suspects will be at the Mountain Dew/NASCAR stand. But in all seriousness guns and methlabs don't mix, I would do everything possible to get the people out of the trailer instead of risking going in.

step one: set up free Mountain Dew and NASCAR tickets stand a few blocks away to empty out the whole trailer park. Step two: shoot the suspected methlab with a belt fed from a safe distance and just blow the fucker up.

I'm still going between getting a 686 and a GP100. I really need a good wheelgun to carry on the farm.

Yeah the hush Anna was really quiet, at least the .300 and 9mm I shot was

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