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    Default So, I am field-testing a Combat B16 for Lum-Tec (pic heavy)

    Hey guys,

    Chris Weigand sent me a Combat B16 to field-test for him over here in Iraq. I will be taking a bunch of pictures over the next couple of months and posting them on here, so enjoy what you see. I will also remark on how the PVD coating and movement hold up to some of the abuse I put it through on missions, at the range, in the gym, shower, etc.

    What I do have to say so far is this:

    -The rubber strap is the MOST COMFORTABLE rubber strap I have ever worn. I have owned several Seiko Wave straps, IsoFrane straps, and others, and this one is very comfy while being sturdy at the same time.
    -The movement doesn't make a ton of noise like some automatic watches, so that is a plus in my opinion.
    -I have already knocked the case on my rifle, a few door jambs, and a kettle bell I was working out with (I am a bear, what can I say?) and the PVD coating just takes a licking and keeps on going.

    On to the pics:

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    Weapon Shots:







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    Nice! Looking forward to the results...thanks for your service over there! We all thank you for it!
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    I work in the private sector, but thanks all the same bro.

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    I am very much looking forward to your reports on this one. Did you also get a metal bracelet sent to try out?

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    One is on the way.

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    Can you do a short vid while firing in full auto? I would like to see the effects of sustained recoil on a mechanical watch

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    Quote Originally Posted by Salduchi View Post
    Can you do a short vid while firing in full auto? I would like to see the effects of sustained recoil on a mechanical watch
    HAHA!!!!

    I agree!!

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    I can tell you about that, but I can't shoot video of it; sorry. I can say that I wore a Seiko auto for 9 years as a Marine, and fired tens of thousands of rounds on full auto and it never even phased it. And the movement in this Lum-Tec is much more robust than the one in the Seiko was.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Salduchi View Post
    Can you do a short vid while firing in full auto? I would like to see the effects of sustained recoil on a mechanical watch
    Me too!

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    This is awesome!

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