In A Safe Place 2 @ Amazon.com
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With the release of the new movie the idea of a 2012 doomsday is getting more & more rightful in a lot of peoples minds. Find out today what the safe places in 2012 will be and where you ought to be living in 2012 if without doubt the divinations come true! First altho lets look at where you don’t want to be! Avoiding the Apocalypse! It’s no surprise that when the idea of doomsday comes up the initial thing most persons think in regards to are where the safe places to hide will be. The ominous truth is that no one may say for sure, nevertheless there is a good deal of info around that gives us the best estimate of where you will not want to be. USA/Canada: Unfortunately there is a great deal of conflicting info with regards to this area of the world. Edgar Cayce did suggest Virginia as being a safe haven, nevertheless a great deal of selective information now proposes must a polar shift take place north America will become the new north pole! With even Florida sitting on the cusp of the new arctic circle. Not to mention the super-volcano sitting underneath Yellowstone which would likely go off and ruin a majority of the continent, and make the air un-breathable. If this wasn’t bad sufficient the amount of nuclear power plants that will like melt down will be extraordinary and fabricate a total nuclear Armageddon! Again USA & Canada have a outstanding deal of these power plants and this again gives rise to another reason not to stick around here. Europe: Even worse than USA/Canada is the amount of nuclear power plants in Europe. Should catastrophic natural disasters take place this is in fact the worst place in the world to be! Australia: Unfortunately the 2km high tidal waves will wipe out the majority of the population (as the majority live on the exterior of the continent). Inland is questionable at this point. In addition to which it’s believed that if a pole shift happens Australia will be the new south pole as well! Safe Places: It’s believed that mountains will be the only safe places ought to 2012 doomsday occur. With all the possiblenesses it’s out of the question to say where for sure, but with the above 3 out it’s believed that mountainous areas of Africa, particularly around Morocco and the highlands of Ethiopia will have the best chances. Highlands would be safe if it were not for the nuclear fallout which would likely occur, the same goes for respective other mountainous regions of Europe. Mountains in China that are inland and far sufficient away from any nuclear reactors would likewise be better than most other places.
Strong, Serrated Blade Can Be Used in All Situations Unique Buttcap Can Pierce Glass Smart, Versatile, Comfortable Design Sheath Included with Built-In Sharpener Gerber’s History of Ingenuity For more than half a century, Gerber Legendary Blades has been helping persons fend for themselves. Gerber designs popular, dependable tools and knives along with other outdoor gear that helps users accomplish whatsoever tasks they may be faced with, advancing the lost art of self-reliance. What’s in the Box Former military man, Jeff Freeman led the charge to engineer this fearless new 10-inch survival knife. And we field-tested with the troops. This knife is as adaptable as the personnel who carry it. Use it to cut through the skin of a fuselage. Or sever a seat belt. Or egress through the Plexiglas of a chopper. Plus, the LMF II does a slick occupation cutting firewood and building shelter. The over-molded handle with great success limits blistering. There is finish separation among the tang and butt cap, so the knife absorbs the shocks from hammering and prevents the shocks of electricity. Smartly located grooves and lashing holes let the LMF II convert to a spear. The low-profile sheath facilitates movement, limits noise, works for parachuting, and attaches to a belt or Molle vest. The patented, integrated sharpener means edge retention in the field. |
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252 of 263 people found the following review helpful.
Well made item – WARNING about bad seller though
By Ascetic Barabas
I own this item and it is extremely sturdy and perfect for survival tasks. The blade is thick and the window breaker at the end of the handle is useful in emergencies. I CANNOT recommend this seller however, “Buy From The Best Inc.” The customer service of this seller was a joke – after not shipping my item even after a week, they gave me attitude, redtape, and actually wanted me to contact amazon for them to work out their problem. When I told them it is THEIR repsonsibility to process the order with amazon they gave me more BS. When I simply told them they had 10 days to ship me the item I paid for, they STILL couldn’t manage to do it! Ha! What kind of company takes 17 days to ship something within the US? I cancelled my order, wisely. Save yourself the headache, especially with an expensive item like this knife, and go with a different seller that has their act together. Please rate my review highly, so others can get this warning too.
21 of 21 people found the following review helpful.Good all around survival knife
By L. Hoag
I puchased the LMF II as a survival knife. It is a sturdy knife with a neat sheath and built in sharpener. The one complaint I have is that I bought the knife because it was advertised as being made of Sandivik 12/20 stainless steel however when I recieved it there was a sticker stating the blade was 420 HC steel. Obviously this in not as good a steel however upon contacting Gerber I was informed by the tech dept that Sandivik was not sending consistently good steel. So the decision was made at Gerber to use the 420 HC which can be treated to a good duribility. So in summery here is my PROS/CONS:
Pros: Heavy duty, great serrations on blade, great sheath design and comes with leg straps and seatbelt cutter(not that I’ll ever use it).
Cons: This knife is HEAVY (but that is a durability trade off), Plastic in handle(for elec. insulation) not great for battoning(shelter making) I already destroyed this stuff, Point on pommel useless unless you want to break glass/plexi. I would have rather had a better pommel hammer.
Overall good knife I would take it with me if I had to have a knife to survive with, I’d rather lug a heavy blade than a light one that could break.
30 of 32 people found the following review helpful.
Wow
By youth_pastor_jedi_master
I bought this knife for camping and backpacking. The case straps to your calf or belt. The knife is heavy duty and can take a beating. The website below shows videos of what this knife can take. I knew it was a good knife before I bought it, I just didn’t realize how good. It has some weight to it, but has a ton of great features. The blade is nearly 5 inches long and partially serrated. The case is fire resistant, has a built in sharpener, and securely holds the knife in place. The grip is comfortable and secure. Gerber designed this knife with the military, you can tell. I love Gerber, and I love the LMF 2, defiantly the best knife I own.
http://knifetests.com/GerberLMFIIASEK.html
