How to Make Ranger Pace Counter Beads

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How does a Klick counter work?

Pace counters, or ranger beads, are manual counting tools used to keep track of distance traveled through a pace count. Made of 13 or more beads on a length of cord that are divided into two sections, separated by a knot. … One represents the paces you have walked, while the other is the distance walked.

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What are the holes in knife handles for?

Holes in the handle of the knife provide a ventilation point in the handle or a place for the water to go as you squeeze the handle of the knife in your hand. Your hand will squeeze the moisture away from the surface between your hand and the handle material, and the holes offer a place for the water to escape.

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Measure out 60″ of paracord, when finished I had about 5″ of extra. You can always remove extra cord at the end, but you’ll never be able to add any on.
Remove the inner strands from the paracord.
Cut diagonally across one end to make a point.
Lightly melt the paracord ends to keep them from fraying.
String all 13 beads on the strand.
Now double back on the strand and restring them so the cord runs through each bead twice.
Cut the point off and lightly melt.
Even up the ends.
Starting with the loop end, tie an overhand knot about 1.5 inches from the end.
Slide 4 beads to the knot.
From these beads tie another overhand knot about 1.5 inches away.
After that knot make a loop by doubling over and tying an overhand knot.
Add another knot
Slide remaining 9 beads to that knot.
Tie another overhand 1.5 inches from the beads.
Trim ends and lightly melt
You’re ready to start using you newly crafted ranger beads.
Enjoy