A Very Merry Scott Roush & S&W X Mas For Me :)

JParanee

JParanee

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I was just blown away when I opened this knife about 3 hrs ago

First because it is a much larger knife than I imagined and is quite the substantial weapon.

With an ancient but very purposeful design it scream I have a history and I'm gonna make more history :)

This thing is bad ass and I could not be happier

Scott is way to generous and along with this fantastic Persian he included two sheaths pus a display stand/box and something very near and dear to me a very cool cane arrow with a forged head and tied on barred feathers.

The arrow and knife are fantastic and Scott has a big fan :)

Thank you so much. God bless you and your family and Mery X Mas

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I also acquired a new S&W 327 that I got a quick action job done on and it has been my EDC for the last few days and believe it or not the Persian and the 327 will be accompanying the family and I out for our Christmas Eve Festivates


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Joe, you were to open that tomorrow! Okay, I am glad you couldn't wait. What a nice package! Looks super wicked. :thumbup:

Best to you, buddy!

- Joe
 
I like your pictures, Joe, not the knife "this time"....

Joyeux Noël à toi......
 
That's an amazing knife and the accouterments (especially the arrow) really make it special.

Oh, and that's one helluva snubbie, too!!
 
Just love clicking on your deadly threads, Joe ! :D

Your rams horn Persian from Scott looks fearsome, the in hand pics show it nicely.
Congrats on your new S&W 327, too.
Tied on feathers are pretty intense, that's some dedication.

Merry Christmas to you and your family, Joe. :)

Doug
 
just in time!
merry xmas!
 
Glad you got it Joe and are enjoying it.

I forgot to mention.. the point on that arrow is smelted bloomery steel. And the design was taken directly from a scientific paper on old Norse arrow points. That one is a small bodkin.

Merry Christmas!

edit: I also forgot to mention that if you ever want to shoot that arrow.. you need to file the nock in. I got it started.. but people tend to have different string sizes so it's nice to file it in for a nice fit.
 
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