Porkgunner's trough full!

I see you have a thing for the 2-tone 45's. Hard chrome, Armaloy, or something else on the frames??

Only saw a couple HK's. None of the 90 series??
 
hard chrome, nope, no 90's. i also have a couple of barrets but i wouuld have to assemble them for a cool pic :cool:
 
Progunner said:
You tell me. :)
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If I knew for sure, I wouldn't have asked. If skunk has it, no one else will have a chance at it.
 
WOW............... :eek:

ProPorker, PorkGunner.......can't we just call you PORKY for short :D

That is an awesome collection you have there.

Cerberus :cool:
 
randucci said:
If I knew for sure, I wouldn't have asked. If skunk has it, no one else will have a chance at it.
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Sorry Tim. The pic is kind of fuzzy up that way. I do have it.
 
Progunner said:
Sorry Tim. The pic is kind of fuzzy up that way. I do have it.
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Dang, I knew who used to have it then.
 
hey skunk, how do you like that sl-8? i have the usc and i think its pretty cool, but i havent had an oppurtunity to shoot their rifle in .223.
 
doorkicker said:
what is the name of the model that is like an oval ring that you hold on to?
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I think that's called a holy tearer. If I understand correctly it was meant to be used as a kind of D guard on the early model steel hearts, kind of like a WWI trench knife with the cast knuckle handle, except this can be removed and used by itself. I think someone posted a closeup of one here not too long ago.

edited to add... here's the thread I was thinking of, which has a lot better closeup of it. http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=335347
 
lagarto said:
I think that's called a holy tearer. If I understand correctly it was meant to be used as a kind of D guard on the early model steel hearts, kind of like a WWI trench knife with the cast knuckle handle, except this can be removed and used by itself. I think someone posted a closeup of one here not too long ago.

edited to add... here's the thread I was thinking of, which has a lot better closeup of it. http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=335347
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You got it. I missed that question completely.
 
KnifeAddictAK said:
Largarto be right... They were made in D2 and Very cool for cuttin' pizzas.
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They are very cool indeed. I have one I carry frequently and it is a sweet piece

:D:D
 
pretty cool, thanks lagarto. now i can see the spot on the close up for the d guard use, but it is hard to tell in the collection photo, are there screws that are holding two pieces together to make the oval?
 
doorkicker said:
pretty cool, thanks lagarto. now i can see the spot on the close up for the d guard use, but it is hard to tell in the collection photo, are there screws that are holding two pieces together to make the oval?
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Exactly. To secure it to the SH1, you need a little longer screw than is provided to make the Holy Tearer on it's own. I had it one my SH1 at one time, but I am not sure what I did witht he pic or the srews. :D I have been meaning to get to the farm and home to get another set of SS screws.
 
Doorkicker -- I just sent you an email with a pic of Skunk's SHS1 w/ D guard.
OF course, it's the same one found in the link that Porkgunner posted. D'oh! :confused:
I really should read the whole thread before sending pics. :rolleyes:

~Drew
 
They feel pretty cool bolted on there let me tell you what. :D You kind of feel like a character out of the Road Warrior movie or something. :D
 
doorkicker said:
pretty cool, thanks lagarto. now i can see the spot on the close up for the d guard use, but it is hard to tell in the collection photo, are there screws that are holding two pieces together to make the oval?
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I'll bring mine for ya to check out at Indy in August.

Mike
 
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