154CM or 5160 or ATS-34?

Paul Bos is the Heat treater for Buck Knives. Ph 208-262-0550. Shipping address 660 Lochsa St. post st. Id 83854
 
mlovett said:
If yo decide to go with ats or 154, just send it out to Paul Bos He does a bang up job of heat treating it. for a hunter, ats 154 cpm, or cm. or good old d-2 are great. If they aren't tough enough for a customer to use hunting, they need to learn how to use a knife. We don't make no stinking pry bars around here. They have a damed good warranty on crow bars, and axes down at Sears! They DON'T however carry quality Knives. It would do all the nay sayers good to notice that all the Very Top Hunting Knife Makers out there use 154, Ats, D, Sven, and Com. By the top, I mean the ones who's now command an incredibly high price because of just how good a performer they have always been. Bob Loveless,George Herron, Steve Johnson, John Young, They didn't get they're reputation making Art Knives,or machetes pretending to be Bowie's, and fighters, but solid workers. They may be too expensive to use everyday now, but this is because of the reputation they earned over the years. In almost 30, years of making them, I have had noit one single complant. But lots praise for the knives. What more could you possibly ask fore. Mike
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Well said Mike.
 
im going to make a forge out of a propane bottle. 35lbs propane bottle. nice and big. just got off the phone with indian george to talk about his forge.
 
Squee, the needle valve looks good. The regulator is only a needle valve with a cheap ass gage on it. Go to my website and get the part # for the one I use its more $$$$. I know you are on a budget, but safety comes first.;) :D
 
its 37.40. i was hoping to not spend that much. do you think the other pressure gauge will work temporarily until i can afford the good one?
 
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