Pictures here! Redmeadow picture thread

[Melvin-Purvis]

And she went, 'Dangle, dangle, dangle'...

 

[Melvin-Purvis]

#FuddNation...

 

[Mack]

#FuddNation...

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[Melvin-Purvis]

Duuuuude!

You are hereby anointed, Fudd!

(I knew there was a reason I liked you!)

 

[Mack]

Duuuuude!

You are hereby anointed, Fudd!

(I knew there was a reason I liked you!)

We can both Fudd with the best of 'em.

 

[Rupestris]

#FuddNation...

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I hate you both .

And you both have short barrels.

 

[Mack]

I hate you both .

And you both have short barrels.

Dude, do you even Fudd?

 

[Rupestris]

Dude, do you even Fudd?

LL!

Good to see you're not at work tonight, Mack .

 

[TPVT]

alright guys, so i knew the model 1 would be a super hunting knife. fantastic slicer. but woweee. she is a carver too. it’s thin stock with a great grind...buttah. and a real pleasure in-hand ta boot.

(swoon).

 

[TPVT]

i was so impressed, i posted twice.

 

[RayseM]

TPVT - I think all of John's knives are worth more than one post. Super nice.

Ray

 

[Rupestris]

Had my lone one photographed by a pro...
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Waiting for John to get back so I'm reminiscing.

Gal'dang that is one purdy knife.

 

[Pàdruig]

Seeing as though this is a "picher thread", thought I would bump it.

I am now the proud owners of a couple of Redmeadows - thanks, in no small part, to the very OP of this thread, Todd.

Definitely a couple of users, a Model 1 and a Serrano. After rubbing them down with some 0000 steel wool, oiling the handles and sheaths, they are ready to continue their long lives as terrific tools. Honestly, I am super thrilled with them - they are light, thin, and comfortable in hand. I couldn't be happier with them and am looking forward to using them on a daily basis. My wife is even a fan of the Serrano, she digs it.

Thank you, Todd, for the great deal. These are my first Redmeadows - definitely will not be my last.

 

[TPVT]

Seeing as though this is a "picher thread", thought I would bump it.

I am now the proud owners of a couple of Redmeadows - thanks, in no small part, to the very OP of this thread, Todd.

Definitely a couple of users, a Model 1 and a Serrano. After rubbing them down with some 0000 steel wool, oiling the handles and sheaths, they are ready to continue their long lives as terrific tools. Honestly, I am super thrilled with them - they are light, thin, and comfortable in hand. I couldn't be happier with them and am looking forward to using them on a daily basis. My wife is even a fan of the Serrano, she digs it.

Thank you, Todd, for the great deal. These are my first Redmeadows - definitely will not be my last.

happy they went to a good home. great pics dylan.

 

[Redmeadow Knives]

Leathery stacked goodness! Incredible pictures Dylan.

 

[SpyderPhreak]

Seeing as though this is a "picher thread", thought I would bump it.

I am now the proud owners of a couple of Redmeadows - thanks, in no small part, to the very OP of this thread, Todd.

Definitely a couple of users, a Model 1 and a Serrano. After rubbing them down with some 0000 steel wool, oiling the handles and sheaths, they are ready to continue their long lives as terrific tools. Honestly, I am super thrilled with them - they are light, thin, and comfortable in hand. I couldn't be happier with them and am looking forward to using them on a daily basis. My wife is even a fan of the Serrano, she digs it.

Thank you, Todd, for the great deal. These are my first Redmeadows - definitely will not be my last.

Dylan!!! Awesome scores! (And great pics! ) The Serrano is an excellent knife, one of my favorites! How did you manage to pry those out of Todd's hands? Most Redmeadows never leave their first homes, lol.

Tell me more about those cigars... They look a lot like the #49 factory "throwouts" I buy sometimes.

 

[jlauffer]

Didn't realize this thread was here Better late than never?

 

[Pàdruig]

happy they went to a good home. great pics dylan.

Leathery stacked goodness! Incredible pictures Dylan.

Dylan!!! Awesome scores! (And great pics! ) The Serrano is an excellent knife, one of my favorites! How did you manage to pry those out of Todd's hands? Most Redmeadows never leave their first homes, lol.

Tell me more about those cigars... They look a lot like the #49 factory "throwouts" I buy sometimes.

Thank you, fellas! I am thrilled with them.

Jared, I imagine that I had a rare moment of being in the right place at the right time - doesn't happen for me too often. Todd was a pleasure to deal with and I am very grateful that he let them come my way. The cigars are Alta Gracias, an Irish cigarillo that I have taken a great liking to. Terrific little smokes that don't take up to an hour or more to consume.

I'd be happy to send you a handful to try if you are interested, I usually order them from Cigars International.

 

[SpyderPhreak]

No worries, thanks for the offer Dylan, I'll give those a try next time I order from them (that's where I get those "throwouts" too). I've also taken a liking to some of the cigarillos for when I'm out fishing. It's hard to smoke a whole full cigar without letting it go out at least 3x because you get busy with something else. A friend of mine really likes the Macanudo cigarillos in a tin for fishing, I've had a couple and they're a nice, quick, easy smoke while on the water.

 

[TPVT]

No worries, thanks for the offer Dylan, I'll give those a try next time I order from them (that's where I get those "throwouts" too). I've also taken a liking to some of the cigarillos for when I'm out fishing. It's hard to smoke a whole full cigar without letting it go out at least 3x because you get busy with something else. A friend of mine really likes the Macanudo cigarillos in a tin for fishing, I've had a couple and they're a nice, quick, easy smoke while on the water.

i’m excited that it’s almost warm enough to smoke a “normal” cigar. in the winter, as yiu guys have said, i like a quick smoke. i’ve tried several, but i like these little undercrowns....