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Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
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EDC XIII Which knife or knives are you carrying today?
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Rose and Thistle Custom
Josh Mead
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Went house shopping then headed out to the coast.
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That’s some really beautiful country Josh. Thanks for the great shots. Hope y’all find the perfect home. Did you make those bugout scales? It’s lookin good either way
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Awesome pics, thanks for sharing your adventures!
Looks like a good neighborhood!!!
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looks like the Olympic Peninsula...
Rose and Thistle Custom
Josh Mead
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Those are the new Flytanium G10 scales.
Pictures are from Heceta Head, OR coast about 1.5 hrs from home. Thanks for the kind words about my photos. We found a place that's about 750ft sq, just right for the 2 of us and has a great spot for a shop... we'll see.
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Been away from the forums for a couple of weeks for a trip back home. Didn't want to risk something too terribly expensive in my luggage and the HK Benchmade served me well as an all-arounder
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Beautiful picture of the
Beautiful fall day with the Beast!
Yo, do they send you another liners axis n screws, or do you have to ship the handles and blade so bm could assemble you another stock one?Field mouse. Makes for a fun surprise.
Today's 940 shot:
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Horsewright
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Test driving a prototype of a new castrator knife, in cowboy vernacular a "nutter". Here in the boot sheath in my back pocket:
Seems like it worked pretty good:
Seems like it worked pretty good: