Guardians of The Lambsfoot!

[echoscout]

Howdy Guardians! Considerably colder today. Flat Cap riding shotgun today

 

[pat9198]

Glad you didn't lose your knife in that pie Pat, it practically disappears! Another great photo today too

I never took my eyes off it! Thanks Jack.

Generous Bob may be out playing golf, but his generosity has stretched all the way to Yorkshire again I just (less than 5 minutes ago) received this stunning slingshot from him! Not only is it absolutely gorgeous, but it feels incredible in the hand, with a real nice weight to it. I'm going to get it banded-up this afternoon, and give it a go! One of my favourite frames too Thanks a lot Bob

Just curious, what sort of targets and range do you usually fire at? Sounds fun! I occasionally get my red rider bb gun out to play around with. I usually just hang a can on a branch in my yard or something. Once in a while I get to shoot at the buzzards that like to hang around near the edge of my yard and the woods, big easy targets.

Pecan Lamb !

Indeed!

Sweet

Thank you David!

Those covers are beautiful, and you can tell it's a quality knife just from your photos.

Thank you! It is a top quality knife for sure, Cosimo is an exceptional craftsman. I'm proud to call this one mine.

 

[pat9198]

Pat, beautiful Lamb. Oh, I have to get a pie now.

Bob, I'm craving one myself now! Thank you.

 

[SteveC]

Howdy Guardians! Considerably colder today. Flat Cap riding shotgun today

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Sweet jigging and great picture !

 

[Jack Black]

Nice slingshot, way to go Bob !

Thanks buddy, been trying it out indoors with some plastic ammo, but it's going to look even better with those green Snipersling bands

Good day Guardians !


The new FC Lamb sure is a winner


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Incredible pic Steve

I don't know why, but it just occurred to me that I've never seen a lambsfoot fixed blade. I'm just curious . . .
if you had one, would you want the blade straight out from the handle, or angled down or slightly up, like a Canadian belt knife?

Check out 'Lambshank' in the Thread Index Jeff. A few other examples mentioned in the thread too

My favorite pairing knife is very much a LF shape blade


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I couldn't resist picking up this cheapie

 

[Jack Black]

Regal HHB

Thank you David

Enjoy Jack, happy plinking.

Thanks so much Bob Obviously, I couldn't resist having a plink this afternoon! The fork width is a bit wider than most of my slingshots, so I had a couple of misses, but now it's bang on target! If I can get my work finished tonight, I might be able to have another session

 

[Rufus1949]

Good day Guardians !


The new FC Lamb sure is a winner


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Great photo Steve.

 

[Rufus1949]

Thank you David

Thanks so much Bob Obviously, I couldn't resist having a plink this afternoon! The fork width is a bit wider than most of my slingshots, so I had a couple of misses, but now it's bang on target! If I can get my work finished tonight, I might be able to have another session

Good to know about the different width. Mine is waiting for me st stepdaughters. Looking forward to using it.

 

[Jack Black]

Howdy Guardians! Considerably colder today. Flat Cap riding shotgun today

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Great pic David Hope you're keeping warm buddy

I never took my eyes off it! Thanks Jack.

I don't blame you Pat!

Just curious, what sort of targets and range do you usually fire at? Sounds fun! I occasionally get my red rider bb gun out to play around with. I usually just hang a can on a branch in my yard or something. Once in a while I get to shoot at the buzzards that like to hang around near the edge of my yard and the woods, big easy targets.

I can only shoot at 25ft indoors, when I use plastic ammo. My regular target is a 3/4" plastic spinner, but during Lockdown, I was shooting at match-heads! I also used to shoot out of the window with clays, to deter pigeons! Outdoors I use a variety of targets, ranging from 3/4" to about 11/2", or cans if I'm with the kids

 

[Jack Black]

Good to know about the different width. Mine is waiting for me st stepdaughters. Looking forward to using it.

Brilliant! I think you'll really like it buddy, I've been firing it pinch-grip

 

[mitch13]

It is a perfect size for paring in the kitchen Jack.

Tomatoes , tomatoes, chilli, tomatoes!

Looks like some quality leather work. Nice oak Lamb as well




Thanks Jack !





Great picture Jack



Thanks buddy !




Great pic Bob !

That pecan is going to look great on a knife

Thanks Steve, yep it is. I've a single zip pouch, 2 is going to be handy.

Looking good Jer

Glad you didn't lose your knife in that pie Pat, it practically disappears! Another great photo today too

Generous Bob may be out playing golf, but his generosity has stretched all the way to Yorkshire again I just (less than 5 minutes ago) received this stunning slingshot from him! Not only is it absolutely gorgeous, but it feels incredible in the hand, with a real nice weight to it. I'm going to get it banded-up this afternoon, and give it a go! One of my favourite frames too Thanks a lot Bob

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Generous Bob hits bullseye

 

[SteveC]

Thanks buddy, been trying it out indoors with some plastic ammo, but it's going to look even better with those green Snipersling bands

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Incredible pic Steve

Thanks buddy !

Check out 'Lambshank' in the Thread Index Jeff. A few other examples mentioned in the thread too

I couldn't resist picking up this cheapie

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Very handy in the kitchen

Great photo Steve.

Thanks Bob !

 

[Rufus1949]

Tomatoes , tomatoes, chilli, tomatoes!

 

[SteveC]

Bonus pics of the day

 

[pat9198]

I can only shoot at 25ft indoors, when I use plastic ammo. My regular target is a 3/4" plastic spinner, but during Lockdown, I was shooting at match-heads! I also used to shoot out of the window with clays, to deter pigeons! Outdoors I use a variety of targets, ranging from 3/4" to about 11/2", or cans if I'm with the kids

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Too cool Jack, thanks!

 

[sbh06]

 

[Jakeywax31]

It’s not 50 degrees anymore. Lucky that it’s above 0 . This one came in today and it’s a bit over polished which is a shame. I still like it but kind of a letdown. The bone is really nice and I would put it in the bigger lamb category. Hope everyone is having a good day. Carrying my HHB in this bitter cold .

 

[Jack Black]

Very handy in the kitchen

Yes, I doubt that whoever came up with that design ever saw a Sheffield Lambsfoot, but as we all know, it's a design that works

Bonus pics of the day


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Beautiful shots Steve

Too cool Jack, thanks!

Thanks Pat Give it a go, it's a cheap hobby, an you can get good very fast

Wonderful Jeremy

It’s not 50 degrees anymore. Lucky that it’s above 0 . This one came in today. A bit over polished which is a shame. I still like it but kind of a letdown. The bone is really nice and I would put it in the bigger lamb category. Hope everyone is having a good day.View attachment 2780650

That's some nice jigging Paul, who was the maker?

 

[Rufus1949]

It’s not 50 degrees anymore. Lucky that it’s above 0 . This one came in today and it’s a bit over polished which is a shame. I still like it but kind of a letdown. The bone is really nice and I would put it in the bigger lamb category. Hope everyone is having a good day. Carrying my HHB in this bitter cold .

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I'll give you a few days before the shine is off. Great looking Lamb Paul.

 

[Jakeywax31]

Congrats, Jeremy. Feels good that these are landing in Guardian’s hands. That slip looks awesome too.