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comanighttrain
15-03-2011, 01:54 PM
Is there a bottle for that slides into the crusader mug? I am pretty sure I have seen a bottle in the mug which is in the crusader cooker thing...
Anyone know what im babbling about?
Ben Casey
15-03-2011, 02:18 PM
Have you tried the bottle you can get with the water bottle and cup (58 pattern Osprey Water Bottle and Mug) i dont know if they are the same shape but they fit in the same pouch?
comanighttrain
15-03-2011, 02:41 PM
ahhh I see...there is a plastic cup and a metal mug with the cooker cheers ben that is what I was looking for
Ben Casey
15-03-2011, 03:17 PM
ahhh I see...there is a plastic cup and a metal mug with the cooker cheers ben that is what I was looking for
I dont know I just know that there is a water bottle I have here with a cup and they are both BCB and the cup looks about the same as the one your talking about they have the bottle and mug at the http://www.thebushcraftstore.co.uk/58-pattern-osprey-water-bottle--mug---british-issue-no-fakes-119-p.asp hope it helps.
Ben
Bambii
15-03-2011, 03:33 PM
I dont know I just know that there is a water bottle I have here with a cup and they are both BCB and the cup looks about the same as the one your talking about they have the bottle and mug at the http://www.thebushcraftstore.co.uk/58-pattern-osprey-water-bottle--mug---british-issue-no-fakes-119-p.asp hope it helps.
Ben
I got mine for 3 quid from an surplus shop.
Adam Savage
21-03-2011, 09:29 PM
I dont know I just know that there is a water bottle I have here with a cup and they are both BCB and the cup looks about the same as the one your talking about they have the bottle and mug at the http://www.thebushcraftstore.co.uk/58-pattern-osprey-water-bottle--mug---british-issue-no-fakes-119-p.asp hope it helps.
Ben
you should know, you must have used one enough lol, like you say, the plastic mug goes on the top of the bottle (the original 58 pattern osprey) and the metal mug goes on the bottom inside the pouch (crusader cup and double ammo pouch usually) the crusader burner attachment fits in with your hexy stove, if its the pressed steel old style one, or over the bottom of the cup if it's the new style half-cup one
Ben Casey
21-03-2011, 11:00 PM
I only got as far as 58 pattern LOL And the SA 80 was very very modern LOL
Adam Savage
21-03-2011, 11:05 PM
I only got as far as 58 pattern LOL And the SA 80 was very very modern LOL
the old slr was still the best, can't beat the 7.62 damage capability. L1A1 wasn't it? And the sa wasn't really worth having, had one jam on me on exercise, when I tried to ready it the round transferred into the body of the rifle rather than the breech, some how :confused: haha
comanighttrain
21-03-2011, 11:13 PM
Didnt the old slr weigh a ton? My dad always told me about it, could blow a deers head off from a mile away
Adam Savage
21-03-2011, 11:17 PM
Didnt the old slr weigh a ton? My dad always told me about it, could blow a deers head off from a mile away
built to last though lol, We had an old bren to play with on the range and it kept going even with the firing pin broken in three places. they don't make um like they used to
Ben Casey
22-03-2011, 12:28 AM
Didnt the old slr weigh a ton? My dad always told me about it, could blow a deers head off from a mile away
It was a big and cumbersome old thing but if you hit something it wasnt getting up in a hurry :) The worst to carry was the old LMG in our lot as you where always getting sent from one flank to another :( The GPMG was heavy a beast and scarry I think never used it much tho only for shooting at a drunken old German pilot in a plane with a big flag on the back for an airial target :)
comanighttrain
28-03-2011, 12:48 PM
Got the full kit with some ethanol gels and some accessories for £40
Metal mug
02-04-2011, 11:44 AM
I've just bought a mug/pot hanger clip on ebay, can't wait to try it out. I didn't realise there was a thread on metal mugs :)
swkieran
02-04-2011, 03:58 PM
ben arent they sa 80 rifles unreliable and the firing mechanism can take yer cheek out if youre not careful with it,a friend of mine in the ta s told me somting like that :),i like the challenger tank proper piece of british military hardware ive seen them in action at a display in dorset :)
Adam Savage
03-04-2011, 08:19 PM
ben arent they sa 80 rifles unreliable and the firing mechanism can take yer cheek out if youre not careful with it,a friend of mine in the ta s told me somting like that :),i like the challenger tank proper piece of british military hardware ive seen them in action at a display in dorset :)
The MK1 SA 80 was poor in rain, snow, mud and sand. The MK2 actually worked. The mechanism is all on the right hand side of the weapon so unless you're being a bit daft and firing from the left shoulder, they are harmless.
Ben Casey
04-04-2011, 07:57 PM
The MK1 SA 80 was poor in rain, snow, mud and sand. The MK2 actually worked. The mechanism is all on the right hand side of the weapon so unless you're being a bit daft and firing from the left shoulder, they are harmless.
I was stuck with the MK1 :(
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