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The slip joint is handmade by Joel Chamblin. I won it in this year's Knife Rights Ultimate Steel. A fantastic cause, and a great way to have a chance at knives that are way out of my price range right now.
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The slip joint is handmade by Joel Chamblin. I won it in this year's Knife Rights Ultimate Steel. A fantastic cause, and a great way to have a chance at knives that are way out of my price range right now.
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Wow, cb you did good.
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I can't touch cb, but I did pick up a couple of toys this weekend.
A Ft. Meigs belt axe and an H and B Forge hammer poll hawk.
A Ft. Meigs belt axe and an H and B Forge hammer poll hawk.
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Damn Psyop!! Nice score for sure. I was looking at getting a 264wm at one point for a long range rifle. They definitely have some awesome ballistics. A pre 64 Winchester is something I'd love to have too. You didn't really get it for a 7 and a sheath did you??
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It has been a damn good knife week around here.
Joel Chamblin makes some of the finest folding knives on the planet. For those of you that don't know, he does it in a 12x14 area in his basement. He's is one of the biggest influences to me and I love all of his work. My stuff isn't even worthy of being in the same pic as his. How cool.
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You sure do.
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Yeah I have a nice dad
Ahhhhh Ic. You sure do.
I was able to pick up 2000 large pistol primers, 1000 small rifle primers, and 2lbs of win 231 the other day. Was pretty happy about that.
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I can't touch cb, but I did pick up a couple of toys this weekend.
A Ft. Meigs belt axe and an H and B Forge hammer poll hawk.
Y'know, I'm missing my HB Forge Hammer hawk and a standard HB rifleman's hawk. I'm pretty sure I've seen them since the last fall gathering, I think.
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Ban the bastard. And yes, I smell it.
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Good lookin t-bone. I was going to grill a ribeye tonight, but the Gf already had burgers ready to grill.
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Well, I had corn, cheese potatoes and meatloaf at Todd's before coming into work early. Believe it or not Todd made the meatloaf, some of the best I've ever had. He also sent me to work with a piece of apple pie that I'm refusing to eat till after 9.
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If Todd made you meatloaf and apple pie, I'd be careful not to drop anything in the shop.
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Damn:
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Maybe my logistics are jacked up, but if he made me dinner shouldn't he be the skittish one?
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