Originally Posted by Chris1994

Originally Posted by swatrfc

For Infantry

,Penknife or multitool.

Arnt Weapons Not allowed? ino its only a penknife and come in usefull but on my kist list in big letters is NO WEAPONS:COMBAT KNIFES,HARPOONS,FIREARMS,NINJA STARS OR KITTENS


well something along those lines....

FYI im junior entry at harrogate.

On my leter originally it said no weapons but when i got there they said you need a penknife obviously dont bring a knife with a 12 inch blade but pen knife is fine

I think il check with my army careers officer before i do

Reference keys for padlocks.

I always kept mine, numbered by lock, on a piece of cord around my neck. Never lost them, never had them out of my sight except in the swimming pool. do the cord long enough and you wont see it under your shirt.

I never lost mine, nor had my locker broken into. It also meant I never had any kit stolen as they were always on me. Even in the shower!

I can just imagine doing the assault course and being stabbed by a set of keys.

The idear i had for my padlock was to have the first few digits the same and the last one only changes to diffrent locks although its easyer to hack... but might slow them down

Originally Posted by ash_p

I can just imagine doing the assault course and being stabbed by a set of keys.

Never happened. a small piece of tape across said keys, or if you are a real girly girl, you can even tape a smal piece of foam around the keys so they don't dig into your delicate little skin petal.

Man up, they are so bloody small, they arent likely to cause you any injury. Like I said I went though both Army regular basic and phase 2 with this, and also RAF reserve basic and continuation training using this method and not once did I get injured by my bloody keys. You big, wet blanket.

Originally Posted by paleblue_1

Originally Posted by ash_p

I can just imagine doing the assault course and being stabbed by a set of keys.

Never happened. a small piece of tape across said keys, or if you are a real girly girl, you can even tape a smal piece of foam around the keys so they don't dig into your delicate little skin petal.

Man up, they are so bloody small, they arent likely to cause you any injury. Like I said I went though both Army regular basic and phase 2 with this, and also RAF reserve basic and continuation training using this method and not once did I get injured by my bloody keys. You big, wet blanket.

iv already got 3 padlocks with keys, ill prob just get another 2-3 combo locks & leave the keys in them.
i do have a question though, i useually take a cod liver oil or vitamin tablet a day. can i still take them up to catterick & do that?

with all this talk about keys ect.. my Kit list for Winchester says 4 combo locks, but i like the idea of having 1 key, will they get funny if i take a key 1?

Originally Posted by paleblue_1

Originally Posted by ash_p

I can just imagine doing the assault course and being stabbed by a set of keys.

Never happened. a small piece of tape across said keys, or if you are a real girly girl, you can even tape a smal piece of foam around the keys so they don't dig into your delicate little skin petal.

Man up, they are so bloody small, they arent likely to cause you any injury. Like I said I went though both Army regular basic and phase 2 with this, and also RAF reserve basic and continuation training using this method and not once did I get injured by my bloody keys. You big, wet blanket.

I said 'I can imagine..' not 'I am terrified of..' ;)

Reference keys, we all got given a piece of string to put our keys on around our necks, and it never caused problems. but then again no matter how good your lock is its not going to help you if you get some really jack cunt with a helmet and entrenching tool.