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I have a warbeast too, that things awesome though it could have come sharper IMO. As for weight and balance I love it.
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My brothers has held up great. mine unfortunately didn't fair so well. it snapped in half. he did make it right. I would love to see the design forged instead of cast.
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WOW, missed this one.
I love the pic of the dogs...I wish I could sit there and have a beer with some buds.
The pics of you guys killing a helpless old toyota hurts my head...great little trucks.
As far as that handle goes...it was to dang pretty anyhow...looks like the grain was all wrong for throwing or chopping anyway.
thanks for sharing.
I love the pic of the dogs...I wish I could sit there and have a beer with some buds.
The pics of you guys killing a helpless old toyota hurts my head...great little trucks.
As far as that handle goes...it was to dang pretty anyhow...looks like the grain was all wrong for throwing or chopping anyway.
thanks for sharing.
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no problem sir and the toyota is all beat up anyways. the best further up was rusted out. he just wants it for the engine, axles, tires, rims ect. A couple beers around the fire would have made it ideal for sure. and I agree the grain on the handle was strange for sure.