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Now those are just too cool!
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The Beer Scout Knife
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Now those are just too cool!
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If you want to pass along info on non BF dealer stuff please do it via email and keep it outside of the forum. Thanks.
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Great photos GuestWho101, those beads match perfectly with the bloodwood.
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Thanks fellas! They really make a nice pair.
Why, thank you! And yes..... you caught me red (shrink) handed.
The sunbrite helped with washing down the 12 crab I caught this weekend! Dungeness plus a couple Red Rock critters.
So my weekend's menu consisted of mostly beer, crab, melted butter dip, and ice cream. I should probably get my cholesterol checked now that I think about it.
So my weekend's menu consisted of mostly beer, crab, melted butter dip, and ice cream. I should probably get my cholesterol checked now that I think about it.
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Love to see all of the pics
At first I tried it without the bail but I don't mind the bail/lanyards on this particular knife.
So I put it back on with some difficulty, as you can see in the pics that I scratched the bail, oh well its a user knife.
I got to turn a bunch of beads in cocobolo and bloodwood, but still experimenting with lanyards though.
The bloodwood scraps that I made the beads from is a couple of years old, so those of you wondering it gets a deeper crimson with age.
Used the bloodwood Gunstock Jack plenty this weekend, its a great knife!
At first I tried it without the bail but I don't mind the bail/lanyards on this particular knife.
So I put it back on with some difficulty, as you can see in the pics that I scratched the bail, oh well its a user knife.
I got to turn a bunch of beads in cocobolo and bloodwood, but still experimenting with lanyards though.
The bloodwood scraps that I made the beads from is a couple of years old, so those of you wondering it gets a deeper crimson with age.
Used the bloodwood Gunstock Jack plenty this weekend, its a great knife!
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Jeff, the beads look awesome! The Cocobolo being a particularly nice match. Nice work :thumbup:
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I'm sorry I missed out on the Gun Jack. That blood wood is absolutely gorgeous. I just ordered a cocobolo one to ease the pain of loss. I could definitely see these being addicting
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The Gun Scout is my favorite of all of them. 
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Well done Barry. :thumbup:
:thumbup:Well done Barry. :thumbup:
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I got my camel bone and gunscout in the mail yesterday. Both are winners, well done Derrick and Barry! The bloodwood is fantastic, I am usually ho-hum about wood covers but the bloodwood and the cocobolo on this run of scouts has really opened my eyes.
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That orange camel bone looks great as well, this one is in my pocket..
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Gorgeous knives, awesome beads. Especially the beer mugs. Would someone email or message me with where those might be acquired? I've got a couple of Beer Scouts that could use some adornment.