Snarking at the speed of sludge...

[Murphnuge]

Sad news... be careful in the shop everyone.

Wow. Man, that's terrible.

 

[daizee]

That must be how Dubz feels making a bonfire.


Always like the 336w. Had one and sold it and then broke down and bought another. Gonna put an XS rail on and a 2-7 Leupold I have laying around. I'd like to get a 336y and set that up with the XS rail and a small RDS and light.

I've got the XS Leverrail with the matching XS ghost rear and white-line front blade. it's suh-whweet.

 

[mountainmist]

Hey guys, do you pm's save after your membership expires? Or are they deleted? Thanks!

 

[Murphnuge]

Hey guys, do you pm's save after your membership expires? Or are they deleted? Thanks!

I believe they're saved.

 

[TMHunt]

My first though was a yuma with bone handles... But im sure there would be a nice wait for that.

Of coarse if you dont ask you would never know.

 

[tradewater]

Man, that's a shame about the knifemaker. A buffer is about the most dangerous tool you can own.

 

[james terrio]

Yeah... I don't even own a buffer, and I doubt I ever will.

 

[tradewater]

A good friend of mine used to be a high school shop teacher and would always say a buffer and a wood lathe were the scariest things in the shop because they could kill you instantly.

 

[Murphnuge]

A good friend of mine used to be a high school shop teacher and would always say a buffer and a wood lathe were the scariest things in the shop because they could kill you instantly.

I've seen many a chuck key go airborne.

 

[TBL]

Would rather be sitting in a hot tub by a fire pit with a cold beer and a hot chick.

I was missing one part to this last night! I was beside a fire pit but didn't light it. hot tub + beer + wife = great night.

 

[dresnor]

Life is good in Barlow. That is all.

Nice Hatchet!

Jeremy

 

[1066vik]

psst....
look Gutsy - "kid safe" tomahawk combat trainers.
they can kneecap you without drawing blood -- and the bright handles make it eaiser to find where the dog hid them.

 

[TBL]

Sweet trainers Vic!

 

[ac700wildcat]

Ahh back to gold!

We pretty much finished up corn last night. All but a couple really small patches are done, so I'm off for the day. I believe I'm going to attempt to replace a couple shingles and then be a bum for the rest of the day.

 

[tradewater]

Nice Hatchet!

Jeremy

Why, thank you. I actually dinged it a bit last night splitting a piece of twisted ash. Stoned right out though and all is right with the world again.

 

[dresnor]

I need one I think..... I see that Baryonyx has them and does the special grade thinning out the edge a bit.

Hmmmmm......

Jeremy

 

[tradewater]

I probably went a bit thin with mine, but I use it like a knife about as much as a hatchet.

 

[Silverthorn]

Which one is that Trade ? Are you still using the Fine Forresters ?

 

[tradewater]

Which one is that Trade ? Are you still using the Fine Forresters ?

It's the little Condor Scout hatchet I picked up at Blade. You saw it (I think). Yes, I use the Fine Forrester as a kayak axe. It's not bad for that.

 

[spikebot587]

love my 336, but 30WCF won't reach out and touch Bambi the same way a 30-06 will.
OTOH, if you REALLY want dinner to fall over when hit, a 460 grain 45/70 will do the trick nicely.
(buddy of mine has a "Quigley" model Sharps)

good point, i don't usually think about it because where i hunt, you're not going to be able to shoot further than 70 yards without hitting a tree

as for the 45-70, i've been looking at the H&R Buffalo Classic