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Solstice

Solstice

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I think I'm ready. Although a Busse machete would look good in the mix.:D

 
Well done man --- I'd post my blades right now, but I feel it would be disrespectful to my beer to set it down. Either way I salute you --- cheers!
 
Rob_Mob said:
Well done man --- I'd post my blades right now, but I feel it would be disrespectful to my beer to set it down. Either way I salute you --- cheers!
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Thank you kind sir. Salutes and cheers to you Rob!
 
All I want for Christmas is one of these.... in INFI....

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Not the folder... although the modified bottle opener on top works supurb. :D

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Not the folder... although the modified bottle opener on top works supurb. :D

I'm with ya there bro....Busse Machete or Busse Kin would do me solid. Bottle opener eh? Or waved? lol....did the same thing to my Bengal K-bit, and yeah it do work real well...don't it!
 
zachariusdominus said:
Diggin' the Redhawk!
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Thanks man. Although with the wood grips it hurts just a bit to actually go through the whole wheel. Was thinking about something a little more recoil friendly but I just dig the look of the wood grips so much I haven't looked into it. My S&W 44mag Mountain Gun came with "rubber" grips and it's way easier on the hand.
 
In case any one is wondering.

Left to right: Condor Thai Enep Machete, Scorpion Swords & Knives Machete, Tops .230 Machete, Siegle Frontier Sword II, Condor Warlock Machete, Ontario 12" Machete, Seigle Hoodlum II, Busse Anniversary Straight Handle Battle Mistress, Kabar Big Brother, Busse Team Gemini, Busse SF Natural Outlaw LE, Omnivore Blade Works ETA, Phrobis M9 Bayonet with M11 conversion kit, HB Forge T-Hawk, ZT-9 with M11 conversion kit, SOG T-Hawk.

Colt 45 Government, Rock River Arms RRA LAR_PDS pistol 223, Ruger Red-Hawk 44mag.
 
Solstice said:
I think I'm ready. Although a Busse machete would look good in the mix.:D

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You know, you just can't have too many choppers...


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How is the Scorpion Swords and Knife machete. I've been looking at that for a while now is it more machete or more sword.
 
Nice blades Resinguy -- you guys should check out Aranyik Thai Enep K-1 Machete. YouTube it -- it's a phenomenal blade that loves to be used as a heavy duty chopper



And Speaking of Smith & Wesson Revolvers --here's mine



Ah hell -- I can't give only one of my pieces attention

 
There are a lot of great knives and guns in here! You guys certainly look like you're ready for some living dead :thumbup:
 
Solstice,

I fully recommend Pachmayr Presentation grips, or Decelerators if you like finger grooves. The other main rubber option is Hogue which I do not prefer - too mushy. I had Pachmayrs on my Redhawk and have them now on my Dan Wesson .44 mag. They are fantastic.
 
Rob_Mob said:
Nice blades Resinguy -- you guys should check out Aranyik Thai Enep K-1 Machete. YouTube it -- it's a phenomenal blade that loves to be used as a heavy duty chopper
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Loving all three of those! These past few years my tastes are coming back to those simple no nonsense knives that were my passion back then.
 
Solstice said:
In case any one is wondering.

Left to right: Condor Thai Enep Machete, Scorpion Swords & Knives Machete, Tops .230 Machete, Siegle Frontier Sword II, Condor Warlock Machete, Ontario 12" Machete, Seigle Hoodlum II, Busse Anniversary Straight Handle Battle Mistress, Kabar Big Brother, Busse Team Gemini, Busse SF Natural Outlaw LE, Omnivore Blade Works ETA, Phrobis M9 Bayonet with M11 conversion kit, HB Forge T-Hawk, ZT-9 with M11 conversion kit, SOG T-Hawk.

Colt 45 Government, Rock River Arms RRA LAR_PDS pistol 223, Ruger Red-Hawk 44mag.
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Mumm! .45, .5.56, .44... Three of my favorite calibers! :thumbup:
Great taste in boomsticks Solstice!!! :D
 
leatherman said:
Loving all three of those! These past few years my tastes are coming back to those simple no nonsense knives that were my passion back then.
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It's true -- the classics are great. Trust me they can sure take a beating if used as intended.
 
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