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- Thread starter JK Knives
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So I've been carrying my toby's knife almost exclusively since I got it. I love this thing!
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So I've been carrying my toby's knife almost exclusively since I got it. I love this thing!
How is the "fuller" handle working for you?
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I love it. It feels surprisingly stout considering it's size.
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Quick glamour shot. Im lovin' these fellas.
Who did you get that Tool from? I can't remember one with three pins and a tube.
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I put that handle on there, John, it has a mosaic pin in the middle that I made as well
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Quick glamour shot. Im lovin' these fellas.
Beautiful knives. Mr. KYenglish did a great job on finishing the Tool. And every time I see that sheepfoot Element is worms deeper into my brain. I'm quite taken with it. That said, let's not blow off their companion. Good looking rifle. Let's hear a little about it.
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That would be a Henry Frontier model .22lr. The Frontier model has a 2" longer barrel than the carbine and has a snazzy octagon shape.
I mounted a Leupold 2x7 power rimfire scope with medium height rings. I may go with higher rings later because there is limited space between the back of the scope and the hammer.
I actually had to cut off the iron sights to mount the scope. If you look above the middle of the wood you can see the plate of the sights.
Kinda looks goofy, but it doesnt affect performance so I dont care.
The company said they would remove the plate for free if I shipped it to them.
By far the best .22 ive ever owned. Now I just need more bullets for damn thing !
I mounted a Leupold 2x7 power rimfire scope with medium height rings. I may go with higher rings later because there is limited space between the back of the scope and the hammer.
I actually had to cut off the iron sights to mount the scope. If you look above the middle of the wood you can see the plate of the sights.
Kinda looks goofy, but it doesnt affect performance so I dont care.
The company said they would remove the plate for free if I shipped it to them.
By far the best .22 ive ever owned. Now I just need more bullets for damn thing !
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Thanks for the info. Like Mr. K I thought it looked like a 9422. Good looking rifle. I like the octagonal barrel.
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Well time for some new JK pictures. Fishhiker sent me this JK tin knife in a trade a while back and I am happy to say I love this thing. It has become an integral part of my traditional fire kit.
My altoids tin with the knife ranger banded to the outside.
The contents of the kit.
Sweet JK goodness, as you can see I did add some jimping for shaving fatwood and any other small tasks.
My altoids tin with the knife ranger banded to the outside.
The contents of the kit.
Sweet JK goodness, as you can see I did add some jimping for shaving fatwood and any other small tasks.
