pjsjr
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Oh boy, that is a nice one, James. Bass Pro had some real nice SFOs from Buck. That one truly belongs in the fine gun room along Holland and Holland, Boss, Rigby, etc.
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The Sunday Picture Show (July 17, 2022)
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GPyro
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Great show everyone, and thanks DeSoto for hosting.
My stag 402 is also one of the "1000".
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Thanks.
My stag 402 is also one of the "1000".
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But without it, it would be just another plain ole 110. That one looks nice.
pjsjr
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Thanks. Limited Editions usually have special features that set them apart, like, steel and handle material...they're not plain ole, plain ole.
Thanks for the Sunday Picture Show! I read it every week, but have never had a chance to contribute until today. It's always been a fun/informative thread series. Last week, I learned about the BCCI youth program and I signed up our kids as soon as I could.
We just got back from two weeks in MA with family. Since we were traveling, I limited myself to something 1) useful and 2) replaceable if I dropped it. We climbed trails, swam in waterfalls, and listened to Rachmaninoff at Tanglewood.
Honestly, the 371 and Vic Rambler were all I needed. I stripped bark from deadfall for walking sticks, and my son cut snacks with the 371. The Rambler opened cold drinks and cut some string. I didn't need anything else, and will probably start unloading my extra knives soon.
Kidding about that last part.
My father-in-law saw me using my Rambler and dug through his junk drawer for the most beat up Vic Spartan I've ever seen. It's in my van console now, but that's another post for another forum.
We just got back from two weeks in MA with family. Since we were traveling, I limited myself to something 1) useful and 2) replaceable if I dropped it. We climbed trails, swam in waterfalls, and listened to Rachmaninoff at Tanglewood.
Honestly, the 371 and Vic Rambler were all I needed. I stripped bark from deadfall for walking sticks, and my son cut snacks with the 371. The Rambler opened cold drinks and cut some string. I didn't need anything else, and will probably start unloading my extra knives soon.
Kidding about that last part.
My father-in-law saw me using my Rambler and dug through his junk drawer for the most beat up Vic Spartan I've ever seen. It's in my van console now, but that's another post for another forum.
