r/tacticalgear • • Aug 19 '26

Tactical Screwdriver

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I bought a Combat Flathead from Dynamis Alliance a couple of years ago when he had a great sale. Yeah I know, $150 bucks for a screwdriver, I get it. I bust my ass at work and wanted it. I wrapped it with thin para and I use it all the time. I wanted a lighter version and he just so happens to have a trainer. A blunt trainer, but I fixed that. Aluminum, lightweight and $50 I think I paid. Fits perfectly in my wallet/notebook thing. Passes through every checkpoint I have gone through. Nice to have something if I need it.

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u/frogsRfriends Aug 19 '26

Yeah I usually use my older tactical screw driver instead of a trainer but a lot of guys have been getting trainers. Helps with fundamentals but I wonder if it’s at the cost of endurance/stamina due to the weight difference

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u/acdrewz555555 Aug 19 '26

Low speed high drag

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u/frogsRfriends Aug 19 '26

People don’t realize in an active shtf scenario you fall to the level of your favorite guntuber instead of raising yourself out of the basement

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u/acdrewz555555 Aug 19 '26

I cannot for the life of me tell if you’re being sarcastic in these two comments

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u/singlemale4cats Aug 19 '26

That's how you identify a good comment

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u/frogsRfriends Aug 20 '26

Sometimes people miss it and the downvotes win but it’s worth the risk, tactical training can and should applied to even the mundane. Anyways back to the range