Photos! Post your CPK photos here!
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Thanks Bob!!!!! I’ve been waiting to see one in the wild.
Any chance of getting some other angle shots? I’m quite excited for mine to arrive!
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so? Whadaya think?
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I love this knife.
Nystagmus
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Used the MC, a GB wildlife hatchet and a vintage hand saw that I bought a couple years ago for $3.50. This tree was threatening our shed and fell exactly where I needed it to, thankfully. It only took a few minutes, but I have a healthy respect for people who do this kind of thing on a larger scale for a living...
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This is the perfect impression of my wife every time a new CPK comes home.
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Lol! I was trying to think of a funny caption along the lines of the cherub being blinded by the beauty or some such thing, but decided to just let it stand on its own.
tinfoil hat timmy
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Careful with open carry. I'm all for it being allowed. I'll fight to my last breath to keep that a thing that can be done.
It makes you a target. Please be careful.
Awesome carry btw.
It makes you a target. Please be careful.
Awesome carry btw.
Gusbuster
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Careful with open carry. I'm all for it being allowed. I'll fight to my last breath to keep that a thing that can be done.
It makes you a target. Please be careful.
Awesome carry btw.
Thanks Tim, I’m for open carry too, but I just tucked my T shirt in to show what I was carrying. It’s pretty easy to get a concealed carry permit in FL. I just have untuck my T shirt and it conceals very well.
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I ventured way out of bounds here. These are not ironwood. Something I swore I'd never do. I kind of feel icky.
TT machines way better than Micarta, and since you can leave it rough, it doesn't take near the elbow grease to polish as micarta. It still takes hand sanding, but I sure like working with it more than micarta.
These have 1/8" micarta backers.
TT machines way better than Micarta, and since you can leave it rough, it doesn't take near the elbow grease to polish as micarta. It still takes hand sanding, but I sure like working with it more than micarta.
These have 1/8" micarta backers.
Big DJ
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Boy would I like to find a set of those for an EDC!I ventured way out of bounds here. These are not ironwood. Something I swore I'd never do. I kind of feel icky.
TT machines way better than Micarta, and since you can leave it rough, it doesn't take near the elbow grease to polish as micarta. It still takes hand sanding, but I sure like working with it more than micarta.
These have 1/8" micarta backers.