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Away at Jay peak for the weekend. Have a couple of blades but here are my timberland pro soft toes and a Rat1

 
Steve6387 said:
Away at Jay peak for the weekend. Have a couple of blades but here are my timberland pro soft toes and a Rat1
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Sorry for the derail but,

Steve, if you are up at Jay for the Ski The Peak tour, send me a PM or Email!
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I will upload a pic of mine in a few.
 
NJBillK said:
Sorry for the derail but,

Steve, if you are up at Jay for the Ski The Peak tour, send me a PM or Email!
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I will upload a pic of mine in a few.
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Thanks for the note, but only up here for a one off thanksgiving with the family. No skiing in the schedule but I see the snow makers on the mtn.
Enjoy and thanks again for the offer to connect.
 
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scottyj said:
You always post cool pictures! Thanks! :thumbup:
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Have you had any problems with the center column on the knuckle guard? I used a hacksaw to chop it out on mine. Added on some grip tape (LizardSkins) , and it's so much more comfortable.
 
Here's a pic of my Doc's and a pair of HD boots that have about 70k on them along with a SOCOM and a handmade clip point by Walt. keepem sharp
 

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syco1138 said:
Have you had any problems with the center column on the knuckle guard? I used a hacksaw to chop it out on mine. Added on some grip tape (LizardSkins) , and it's so much more comfortable.
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No the center column doesn't bother me at all, fits very well for my hand. I'm still jonesing for a 1918 trench knife though.
 
'Murca!
Darrel Ralph 18xray, BK15, BK5, and my Red Wing 2406 work boots... All QUALITY products made in the U.S.A.
 


Timberland Pro Pit Boss steel-toed
Spyderco PM2 with shortened stonewashed blade and titanium scales
 
cricketdave said:
No the center column doesn't bother me at all, fits very well for my hand. I'm still jonesing for a 1918 trench knife though.
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My problem was that I punch with my wrist cocked forward, so the first two knuckles take the impact, and when I did that with the knife in hand the center collum drove into my finger. Worked great if I angled my wrist back to normal.

I'm with you on that. Old trench knives are kinda sexy.
 
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A 70's vintage Browning lockback with Dickies Raider boots and a Carhartt Coat for cold weather.
 
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