Manveruon wrote:At this point, my ONLY Ranger-related resolution for 2021 is to actually put on my kit and go outside at least one single time.
...2020 was not a good year.

Honestly I'm tempted to say the exact same thing as you

Awesome

Great idea

The past year has been so messed up I haven't even given any thought to this, I have to start thinking but first on the list is to find a shaft for the mattock head I received from Eofor

I think, if the forked head hits anywhere but perfectly square on the target, you’re torquing that shaft pretty hard given the off-centered-ness of the split “points”, for what it’s worth. on a slightly different note, I think bouncing arrows would be exactly the kind of thing that a ranger plannin...

Good work

Nice, I see it has a flat on the side to stop it rolling of the bench, a very useful feature

I cant wait to see more

NP

Nice boots

Awesome thanks for the link

Nice, thanks for the links :P I'm now seriously considering making a set of those just to try out, unfortunately I can't remember my source, I tried hard to find it, but I remember reading a written description of a "rectangle of wool tied around the lower legs using two strips of twine or leat...

Getting a permanent set-up in a rental property or a highly populated area can be troublesome. I hope you can both find a solution and be able to forge more often. It's a LOT of fun and a great stress reliever. honestly, I think my main problem is the lack of space in the family home and that would...

those leg wrap like things look great, what's the source for these and are they specifically roman? because I'm sure I've seen something very similar researching the garb of iron age Celtic and Pict people

... recently lived for a while in a 3rd world land and there the sales women and man on the markets simply wrap all their stuff into blankets and put around this a netlike thing made of cord, like the small ones you see the roman reenactors carrying their water bags or bottles in ... This is intere...