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whats funny is if my friend is willing to hang from something that holds 1000 lbs .but i wouldnt.........................................he would emasculate me in every way..red beard knows my troll............10 people say hell no then i say ........so ....nobody does it like i do ....................but want to tell me something they think i dont know about something they dont do..simple deduction.1000 veiws in a day .few posts and likes.15 percent cant stand me.thats lagit.15 percent vendors.only cool ones mess with me.30 percent venders friends trolling for them to rep their hood .i respect that.10 percent aholes.30 percent people who just dont care.and then the cool crowd.70 percent now will avoid me.but the people who are inovative and thick skinned to critisism are here.thats progress.cant have fun with my wife whining in my ear that what i do scares her.then telling me i should just buy one from her friend
 
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What’s your reason for using a strap/webbing over rope/chord for your bridge tether combo? With a friction hitch on rope could you not get rid of one more piece of metal that is left on your buckle?

Only thing I could think of off the top of my head was that maybe 1.5-2” webbing or strap would hold better on those slimey and wet moss trees you climb out on the pacific NW coast?
 
its just what i started with .my trophy line used straps .got jacked .and when i started making my own stuff i just used straps for 10 years.but sam and red. finaly talked me into ropoes for 2tc.and now im dope at ropes
 
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I've jump tested it too..my point is if the desighn works with flimsy aloy.than it would be stronger with t6.and I don't know what paracord people talk about there is none.only webbing.the frame of the sliderbar buckle is 3 layers of 1 piece of webbing webbing rolled and stitched. ...........................
gunner, have you shock tested that aluminum piece?
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i wasnt saying you had paracord in your setup. i was just using that as an example
 
tailgunner said:
How much is a rappel rope wheigh
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depends on the rope really. some of the 8mm ropes are really light. not sure but probably 1lb for 40ft. i dont weigh anything in my setups. My whole thing pack n saddle is prolly 15 lbs all said and done
 
gcr0003 said:
What’s your reason for using a strap/webbing over rope/chord for your bridge tether combo? With a friction hitch on rope could you not get rid of one more piece of metal that is left on your buckle?

Only thing I could think of off the top of my head was that maybe 1.5-2” webbing or strap would hold better on those slimey and wet moss trees you climb out on the pacific NW coast?
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you know you want to find out.skip skying and in a week you could hunt speed goats, muledeer and rockey mt. elk in the sage brush out east with your crimson cloak.hunt monster rossies and monster blacktail in the high and low cascades. swamp donkeys on the willamette river. then try yourself at the hardest hunt in north america.and get after the grey ghost of the coast.and rainforrest rossies.1 road from bend to the coast.its almost like we have it all out here
 
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tailgunner said:
you know you want to find out.skip skying and in a week you could hunt speed goats, muledeer and rockey mt. elk in the sage brush out east with your crimson cloak.hunt monster rossies and monster blacktail in the high and low cascades. swamp donkeys on the willamette river. then try yourself at the hardest hunt in north america.and get after the grey ghost of the coast.and rainforrest rossies.1 road from bend to the coast.its almost like we have it all out here
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One day.....I'll meet you out there!
 
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