Military Surplus Cold Weather Canteens, Functions, History, And 2 HOLY GRAIL OF CANTEENS
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- čas přidán 14. 10. 2023
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Welcome back guy's and in this video we are going over some awesome canteens and a couple super rare canteens. Stick around and enjoy the show. God Bless🤗
HERE ARE SOME LINKS TO THE CANTEENS
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As an arctic infantry scout in the 1980s, I am very familiar with the round canteens. Once I had the plastic stopper come out and splashed water down my leg on a very cold day, field pants with liners and long johns soaked through.
They worked well in -10° to -20 Fahrenheit, some freezing around the cap, but you could break through with a stick and there would be liquid below.
By the way, I only know of the cotton canvas cover.
Uhh 🥶🥶🥶. That's cold 🥶. I like the round ones best, but still need to get some experience using the cold weather one. Hey thanks for commenting and watching 😁
Cool stuff 👍 looking forward to the camping adventures this winter ❄️ and fall 🍁 great video 👋🏻
Thanks fox river. Hope your doing well. How's the bushcraft camp coming along?
Ranger Canteen is a Commercial only item
Ability One/Skilcraft is the US issue Canteen
In the late 1990s The USMC had a trial wide mouth M1962 Canteen used at their Mountain Warfare Training Center (can't remember manufacturer)
Cover contract date is 2022 as per the contract number on the label (W911QY22C0036)
Arctic Canteen M1951 made from 1951 to at least 1986
M1951 I don't know where this aluminum idea came from (not the first time i have heard this), stainless steel inner & outer cup is also stainless
M1951 cover is the same but comes with 3 different attachment methods M1910 Hook, ALICE Clips, & 1 with both M1910 & ALICE
I love the extra research you did on the M88 something new I learned today
Thank you for the information. I appreciate it😎💯👍. I was wondering if the ranger canteen was commercial, but the pouch for it has a NSN number. So I'm not sure. There is so much neat history on these. I've heard both on the Arctic canteen being aluminum or stainless steel also. Hey thanks for watching
Over night in cold weather using only military surplus gear and cloths plz 👍
Yes sir. I will do my best 😎💯👍
Post-ww2 U.S. canteen cup is made of stainless steel, You arctic canteen cup need to bent the hinge a little.
Thanks👍. They are good canteen cups. Thank you watching 🤗
I'm ready to test my cold weather survival lc2 kit my self. Nice video.
Awesome. I'm their with ya for sure. Just a couple months away😬. Should suit you well it's a great system. Thanks for watching
I owned the cold weather nylon canteen cover and its actually compatible with the p58 canteen
Ahhh nice. Thanks for watching 🤗
I love your intro.....🎶🎶🎶......music sets the stage!!
Thank you mom survival 😀
Good informational video Scotty, thanks for sharing, God bless brother !
Thanks Michael and thank you for watching 🤗
Great video and information thanks for sharing
Thanks, and thank you 👍💯😎
Good information and
Good Job
Thank you Dale. Appreciate it 👍
I love the intro
Thank you very much🤗
Those are neat! I know the last generation of canteen that the Canadian Army had was the same size as the USGI standard one but insulated. It also wasn't issued with the cup at all if I remember right.
I have the Canadian insulated canteen. The lid works as a cup. It will keep tea hot in -40 for 12 hours.
They are. I would love to find the 1st Gen one just to display. I've seen the Canadian insulated canteens haven't pull the trigger on one yet, but they do look bomb proof though. Thanks for watching 😎💯👍
thank you for the video!! (been having some issues with posting comments. i think my note 8 wants to die)
No problem. I hope your able to get your phone fixed or replaced with a better one soon. Hey thanks for watching as always. I have a overnight coming up soon. Take care
Great video, Scotty. Last year I was able to get the Arctic Canteen (the round one). It was new in the box. The plastic cap on mine was cracked too. I used some Gorilla Super Glue in the crack and put it in a vise and let it sit overnight and it sealed up the crack very well. I ended up finding the canvas cover and cup from a different website. Last week I just found out about the Gen ll canteen on Blackie Thomas' channel. Had no idea they existed. Would love to get my hands on one of those with the cup and cover. 👍👍
Nice. Ya I was supprised about the cracks being a part of the process on the caps. But yours should be fine. The cold weather canteen is pretty neat. Probably going to have to get out and do a freeze test comparison with the Arctic canteen and cold weather canteen. Thanks for watching and commenting Jeff🤗👍💯
@@scottysurvival Look forward to seeing it Scotty. 👍
@@jeffrichards5106I checked out blackie Thomas video of surplus store....holy smokes he showed a box of looked like 100rds of those cold weather canteens. I might have to make a call down their...lol😮😮😮
@scottysurvival yeah, I saw the video
I think he said he got lucky to have one with a cup. And most of them were the canteens and covers 😪
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This is the only place I post for this channel
Crack is for pressure relief,
80,000 feet the pressure builds internaly and it breaks canteens vacuam seal
Canteen that froze probley lost its vacuam seal
Be Well
That's interesting makes sense specifically if your airborne jumping out of planes with these on. Thanks for the info. Appreciate it very much, and thank you for watching
Good video, what we used to do as kids camping in the winter was to use the lc1 and 2 canteen cover with the pile lining than if it was to cold we would put them inside our m65. What I did once issued molle unlined canteen covers was to use a wool scock over the canteen with a bit to cover the lid. Cheap and effective. Hope this works out for you. Also put canteens at bottom of sleeping bag(if you use one) to stay warm over night. Hey keep up the good videos and work.
The wool sock would work great. I usually put them at end of sleeping bag, but had tested the Arctic canteen leaving it out in elements to test it. I'm definitely going to try the wool sock though. Thanks for watching and commenting 😎💯👍
@@scottysurvival too cool. And you are welcome. For a small channel your content is spot on. Hope you grow.