paulhilborn
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If an Outlaw is a form of Texas Jack then I have another to show:
Absolutely love that shield, I too have the Outlaw Jack but just love that shield!!!
Paul
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Cult of the Texas Jack; why should the peaNUTS get all the glory
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Absolutely love that shield, I too have the Outlaw Jack but just love that shield!!!
Paul
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My favorite pattern:Here's one by Ken Erickson:[/URL][/IMG]And some by Case:
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woah!
Lots of purty there! lots!
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I too so love this knife! Cool shield, and great etch. I smile every time I see one posted :thumbup:If an Outlaw is a form of Texas Jack then I have another to show:
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My only Texas Jack....Sheffield made if that counts....its a nice knife.........................FES
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My only Texas Jack....Sheffield made if that counts....its a nice knife.........................FES
works for me!
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My only Texas Jack....Sheffield made if that counts....its a nice knife.........................FES
Very nice Fes, who's the maker?
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JACK.....Its an Eye Witness..........................FES
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Jacks are certainly attractive, in all their forms. Serpentine Jack from GEC. OH
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It started innocently enough,just scrolling through looking at the pictures and i started to remember that i had once owned a STJ with stag covers but returned it because it had arrived with what looked to me like a piece of the stag broken off, but i did remember how good it felt in the hand anyhoo as i scrolled down i noticed some real nice looking amber bone TJs and before i new it i had rung my dealer and yes they could get me an amber bone STJ in by Monday should be with me Tuesday. Now i guess i should expect a punishment squad from the Peanut cult at my front door, what can i say i seem to have lost all self control...
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peanut squad can be held off with a texas jack in each hand. you have the reach advantage
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very very nice!
**looks around for an official stamp*
**Imaginary stamp of approval**!!
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peanut squad can be held off with a texas jack in each hand. you have the reach advantage
I wil only have one Texas Jack but i do have a never used Buck Odyssey and that is about the pointiest pointy thing i can lay my hands on...
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peanut squad can be held off with a texas jack in each hand. you have the reach advantage
Until one of the peanuts just slices the blade of the Texas Jack in two.
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Until one of the peanuts just slices the blade of the Texas Jack in two.
pfffft, that's just wishful thinking. The blades are made of the same material
that being said, its the classic boxing matchup. If the texas jack man can keep things at range where he has the longer tool, he can slice and dice the peanut man apart
but if the peanut man gets inside the texas jack man's reach he can do horrific damage with his little blade.
Ahh the sweet science meets the slicey science
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