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Pepper Shaker with Double Cut Finish (Cool pic)
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Gary don't like doing fixed blade knives 
I tried to talk him into doing one for my Blackwood Henchman but no go . He does do great work ..perhaps if you taunted him with enough cash he may go for it . A link to Gary Graley's site below :
http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/Cabin/7306/blades.html
I know his Folder sheaths kick ass and I saw a rare fixed blade sheath he did before...ooooh la la !!
Got to handle my first Busse today at a Gun Show.....I think there is room in my safe for some INFI !
I tried to talk him into doing one for my Blackwood Henchman but no go . He does do great work ..perhaps if you taunted him with enough cash he may go for it . A link to Gary Graley's site below :
http://www.geocities.com/Yosemite/Cabin/7306/blades.html
I know his Folder sheaths kick ass and I saw a rare fixed blade sheath he did before...ooooh la la !!
Got to handle my first Busse today at a Gun Show.....I think there is room in my safe for some INFI !
The overall knives at the gun show were dismall at best , though my boss did snag a nice Mel Pardue for $25 ! (( Nimrod dealer had no idea what he had 
)).
The knives I got to handle were a Mean Street , Attack and 2 other that I can not remember....though I know they were custom shop ones.
I did not ask the price as I just bought a Remington 1100 and a Enfield MK1 #4 .
I am really thinking about an active duty , although that mean street is sweet as well.
I have been trying to talk Gary into doing fixed blades , but he does this for the love of it and his passion is in folder sheaths and boy does it show . I think I had at least 50 people compliment me on the horizontal sheath Gary made me for my Large Sebenza just while walking thru the show today.
I understand Lifter does some mighty fine fixed blade sheaths as well.
No what is this new peice of INFI Jerry is going to drop on us this weekend ?
And thanks for the welcome ....I have allot to learn .
)).The knives I got to handle were a Mean Street , Attack and 2 other that I can not remember....though I know they were custom shop ones.
I did not ask the price as I just bought a Remington 1100 and a Enfield MK1 #4 .
I am really thinking about an active duty , although that mean street is sweet as well.
I have been trying to talk Gary into doing fixed blades , but he does this for the love of it and his passion is in folder sheaths and boy does it show . I think I had at least 50 people compliment me on the horizontal sheath Gary made me for my Large Sebenza just while walking thru the show today.
I understand Lifter does some mighty fine fixed blade sheaths as well.
No what is this new peice of INFI Jerry is going to drop on us this weekend ?
And thanks for the welcome ....I have allot to learn .
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Originally posted by the45guy
(( Nimrod dealer had no idea what he had
LMAO, NIMROD dealer!
Ummm, sorry that just hit my funny bone 
I guess in all fairness he was a vendor and not a dealer....the one so called knife dealer said that Microtechs make the best folders hand down , BM makes the best Balis and Colt Steel makes the best best fixed blade....almost at the same time , I whip out the large Seb another guy flips a Dabruski (sp?) Bali and another would be customer pulls out his Satin Jack ...hehe...we had him....(( I am not saying that Sebs are better than Microtechs by the way )).
It was just strange that the only thing he was selling were the best of knives....and on the other side of his table all knock offs of the real knives he was also selling
ahhh I can not wait for the real knife show in Jan 03 !
It was just strange that the only thing he was selling were the best of knives....and on the other side of his table all knock offs of the real knives he was also selling
ahhh I can not wait for the real knife show in Jan 03 !
Hi Wilco-
This purchase was made when the Pepper Shaker made its debut in March 2002. The price at that time was $267.00.
Design modifications were arranged through Marc Fratello and then final discussions with Jerry when we got close to completion. Because it is a custom, all work is done by Jerry Busse.
Hope that helps,
~ Blue Jays ~
This purchase was made when the Pepper Shaker made its debut in March 2002. The price at that time was $267.00.
Design modifications were arranged through Marc Fratello and then final discussions with Jerry when we got close to completion. Because it is a custom, all work is done by Jerry Busse.
Hope that helps,
~ Blue Jays ~